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Final Test
Final Test
Gramatyka
1 Wybierz poprawną odpowiedź. (10 punktów)
1. I want to go but what about …? Have you asked them?
A another B the other C the others
2. We're blocking the gate. We … park here.
A mustn't B couldn't C needn't
3. We can't go out … the weather gets better.
A unless B if C because
4. In my opinion, it was … excellent performance.
A the B an C─
5. There's a dry-cleaner's near here … you can have your suit cleaned.
A which B where C─
6. Horse-riding isn't … as you think.
A more difficult B as more difficult C as difficult
7. We talked to many students but … of them saw the fight.
A neither B none C nobody
8. Peter and I don't meet very often but we regularly write to …
A ourselves B us C each other
9. She was terribly surprised, …
A didn't she? B wasn't she? C isn't she?
10. You could go to the shop and get some milk. I've got too… to make a cake.
A little B a little C few
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Słownictwo
3 W każdym rzędzie wykreśl wyraz, który nie pasuje do pozostałych. (5 punktów)
1. trendy tight lonely casual
2. study wardrobe armchair bookcase
3. windy cloudy dizzy foggy
4. burglar waiter mugger blackmailer
5. guesthouse hotel resort hostel
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Rozumienie tekstu słuchanego
7 Wysłuchaj krótkiego fragmentu audycji radiowej na temat Budapesztu, a następnie
określ, które z podanych niżej zdań są zgodne z treścią audycji (True), a które nie
(False). (5 punktów)
TRUE FALSE
1. There are over 2 million people living in Budapest.
2. It is the largest city in the European Union.
3. Budapest used to be three separate cities.
4. Budapest is located on one side of the river Danube.
5. One part of the city lies on an island.
A lot has been written and said about the revolutionary changes that computers have brought to our civilisation
in almost every area of the modern life. However, experts agree that working on or using computers for long
periods of time may be dangerous to our health and general well-being. There is already a long list of computer-
related illnesses, which may become even longer in the future.
Firstly, one of the most common health risks is related to the unnatural sitting position and the same repeated
movements that people make during the long hours of typing or working on the computer. This usually results
in backaches as well as pains in the neck, arms and hands. In extreme cases you may even lose your feeling in
some parts of the body.
Another common and serious problem is caused by the strain that the computer screen puts on the users.
Keeping the wrong distance from the screen, poor quality monitors and failure to use protective filters or
protective glasses are the most common causes of injury and may have serious effects on your health.
This negative condition is very likely to appear when computer users have to work a long time doing repetitive
jobs. What is more, they often have to struggle with poorly designed programs and feel isolated from other
people. As a consequence, this might lead to nervousness and depression and have serious bodily effects as
well.
Although it is impossible to avoid health risks related to long computer use, it is possible to minimize the
harmful effects by putting a few simple tips below into your daily practice:
• Make sure you sit in a comfortable position.
• Keep the proper distance from the screen.
• Take frequent breaks to exercise your arms and legs.