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Wojewódzki Konkurs Przedmiotowy

z języka angielskiego dla uczniów szkół podstawowych
województwa kujawsko-pomorskiego

Etap rejonowy – 03.12.2021 r.

Kod ucznia: _______ Wynik:_______/100 pkt.

Instrukcja dla ucznia

Zanim przystąpisz do rozwiązywania testu, przeczytaj uważnie poniższą instrukcję.

1. Wpisz w wyznaczonym miejscu powyżej swój kod ustalony przez Komisję Konkursową. Nie
wpisuj swojego imienia i nazwiska.
2. Przed rozpoczęciem pracy sprawdź, czy twój arkusz testowy jest kompletny. Niniejszy arkusz
testowy składa się z 16 stron i zawiera 5 zadań podzielonych na sekcje liczące razem 100 pkt.
Jeśli zauważysz jakiekolwiek braki lub błędy w druku, zgłoś je natychmiast Komisji
Konkursowej.
3. Przeczytaj uważnie i ze zrozumieniem polecenia i wskazówki do każdego zadania.
4. Odpowiedzi zapisuj długopisem niezmazywalnym z czarnym lub niebieskim tuszem.
5. Dbaj o czytelność pisma i precyzję odpowiedzi. Zaznaczaj poprawne odpowiedzi zgodnie z
poleceniem.
6. Nie używaj korektora. Jeżeli pomylisz się, błędną odpowiedź skreśl i zaznacz prawidłową.
Oceniane będą tylko odpowiedzi, które zostały zaznaczone lub wpisane zgodnie z poleceniem i
umieszczone w miejscu do tego przeznaczonym.
7. Przy każdym zadaniu podano maksymalną liczbę punktów, którą można uzyskać.
8. Na ostatniej stronie testu znajdziesz miejsce na brudnopis. Brudnopis nie podlega ocenie.
9. Pracuj samodzielnie.
10. Pamiętaj, że do sali, w której odbywa się Konkurs, nie wolno wnosić telefonów komórkowych
ani żadnych urządzeń telekomunikacyjnych.
11. Całkowity czas na wykonanie testu pisemnego wynosi 60 minut.
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Słownictwo

Zadanie 1. (30 pkt.) RAZEM ________/30

Wybierz i zakreśl poprawną odpowiedź a, b, c lub d.

1. Our plane was ______ to London due to bad weather conditions.

a. diverted
b. cancelled
c. deviated
d. delayed

2. There was only a shower and a ______ with an extravagant tap in the bathroom.
a. basin
b. sink
c. refrigerator
d. radiator

3. They reached their ______ after climbing up the mountain for 5 hours.
a. destiny
b. destination
c. designation
d. direction

4. An itinerary is ______ .
a. a detailed plan or route of a journey
b. a person who travels from one place to another
c. a large room containing many beds, e.g. in a boarding school
d. a company which organizes short trips

5. To hitch-hike means ______.

a. to go for a long walk in the countryside
b. to travel by getting free rides in someone else’s vehicle
c. to take control of a vehicle during a journey
d. to sleep in a vehicle on holidays

6. Kate didn't ______ to the station on time, so she missed her bus and was late for school again.
a. get
b. reach
c. arrive
d. appear

7. We will be sleeping under the stars unless we manage to _______ our tent.
a. raise
b. build
c. pack away
d. put up
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8. Where is Jimmy? He’s been in his room too long. I’m wondering what he is_____.
a. up to
b. up
c. over
d. on up

9. Tony’s car ______ on some ice and hit into a tree.

a. skated
b. slipped
c. skidded
d. slided

10. Whenever James goes on a business trip, the company he works for pays his ________ .
a. costs
b. expenses
c. taxes
d. needs

11. The captain ordered everyone to _______ the ship as water was entering really fast. They were sinking.
a. avoid
b. run away
c. abandon
d. refuse

12. The accident happened when Tom was _______ another runner.
a. overdrawing
b. overcoming
c. overtaking
d. overcharging

13. The police insisted on hearing him at once as he could give them some _________ information.
a. valuable
b. valid
c. validity
d. value

14. Watch out! There’s a cable on the floor. Don’t ________ over it!
a. lapse
b. step
c. limp
d. trip

15. To dismount a horse means _______.

a. to feed a horse with a small amount of food
b. to calm a horse down
c. to train a horse to do some tricks
d. to get off a horse
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16. Creative writing expresses the writer’s thoughts and feelings in an ________ and poetic way.
a. imaginatively
b. imagination
c. imaginative
d. imaginable

17. The term “pastimes” refers to ______ .

a. ancient times
b. an activity you enjoy doing in your free time
c. days that are lost because of injury
d. a period of time when you choose not to play in a part of a game

18. The thief was led out with his hands _______ behind his back and taken to the police station.
a. collared
b. sleeved
c. buttonholed
d. cuffed

19. How about getting him a Superman’s or a magician’s _______ for a birthday present?
a. apron
b. dungarees
c. robes
d. cape

20. When Tom goes to a party, he always wears ________ .

a. a fly tie
b. a bow tie
c. a button tie
d. a knot tie

21. Mark ________ his jacket and sat comfortably in his chair.
a. unbuttoned
b. buttoned down
c. buttoned off
d. disbuttoned

22. Which word is NOT a synonym of “dirty”: ______

a. scruffy
b. neat
c. filthy
d. greasy

23. It's high time you ______ your sleeves – there's a lot to do.
a. rolled up
b. took up
c. got up
d. put up
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24. This dress is too loose. It’ll need to be ________ in.

a. taken
b. given
c. cut
d. brought

25. Rob’s _______ his pocket money because he’s saving for a new laptop.
a. putting up
b. putting over
c. putting aside
d. putting down

26. One day, _________ , he just announced he was leaving. I was shocked it was so unexpected.
a. out of the sky
b. out of the box
c. out of the way
d. out of the blue

27. We have absolutely nothing in common. We're like chalk and _________ .
a. cheese
b. apples
c. oranges
d. sponge

28. When is the government going to _________ the problem of poverty in Poland?
a. deal
b. dissolve
c. tackle
d. cope

29. You mustn’t ________ library books! Use a bookmark instead.

a. dog-ear
b. cat-ear
c. rabbit-ear
d. mouse-ear

30. This lasagne is horrible! It’s completely _________ .

a. unedible
b. edible
c. ineatable
d. inedible

Gramatyka

Zadanie 2. (50 pkt.) RAZEM ________/50

Wybierz i zakreśl poprawną odpowiedź a, b, c lub d.
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31. When I was at primary school, I always ______ at 7:30 a.m.

a. get up
b. got up
c. have got up
d. was getting up

32. It’s really true! _____ so many people who wanted to see the long-awaited James Bond film
after its Royal World Premiere on 8th October 2021.
a. Were
b. They are
c. It is
d. There were

33. I _____ if you could help me with my history homework.

a. wondering
b. have wondering
c. was wondering
d. was wondered

34. No one paid attention to yet another of Jack’s complaints about his noisy neighbours because
he ______ the police so many times before. He’s just too sensitive to noise!
a. calling
b. had called
c. was calling
d. has been calling

35. Mum, I’ll help you in a sec! I’ve got one more page to read. I ______ nineteen.
a. have already read
b. was reading already
c. have read yet
d. so far have read

36. Do you mean Henry VIII and his wives? He _____ six times. Imagine that!
a. has married
b. has been married
c. was married
d. was got married

37. Hi, Jane. Mark speaking. I _____ for half an hour in the rain for you. Where are you? Call
back, please.
a. waited
b. was waiting
c. have waiting
d. have been waiting
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38. What _____ this time next week?

a. do you think will you be doing
b. you think will you be doing
c. do you think you’ll do
d. do you think you will be doing

39. By 2023 the constructors ______ building another segment of the motorway.
a. will finish
b. will finished
c. will have finished
d. will be finishing

40. According to the timetable, your plane ______ at 11:30 a.m.

a. departs
b. departing
c. is departing
d. has departed

41. You’ll know the results of your test _____ you finish it.
a. before
b. as soon
c. when
d. moment

42. Jane and Roy met last year in Brighton when she ______ there on holiday.
a. was
b. has been
c. had been
d. was being

43. A nice elderly man asked me what ______ .

a. was it time
b. time it was
c. was o’clock
d. is o’clock

44. My teacher of Polish asked me _____ Sapkowski’s books.

a. did I like
b. do I like
c. whether liked I
d. if I liked

45. “I didn’t steal the wallet,” Mick said. In other words, Mick _____ the wallet.
a. said he not steal
b. denied stealing
c. apologized for stealing
d. said he had stolen
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46. Listen! Don’t go to that party! If you _____ there, you ____ your ex-boyfriend.
a. will go / will see
b. go / see
c. are going / see
d. go / will see

47. ______ you , I’d think about another solution to your problem. But that’s your life!
a. When I am
b. If I were
c. Were you
d. If I would be

48. If President John Fitzgerald Kennedy ______ to Dallas on 22nd Nov 1963, Harvey Lee
Oswald wouldn’t have killed him that day.
a. hadn’t gone
b. didn’t go
c. wasn’t going
d. hadn’t been gone

49. I didn’t paint my house myself. I just _____.

a. had paint
b. had painted
c. painted it
d. had it painted

50. All the rooms ______ yet.

a. have been cleaned
b. weren’t cleaned
c. haven’t been cleaned
d. not cleaned

51. Joe Biden _____ the 46th President of the USA at the age of 77.
a. elected
b. has been elected
c. was elected
d. was electing

52. The Palace of Whitehall, _____ unfortunately got burned down, was the main royal residence
between 1530 and 1698.
a. that
b. which
c. who
d. where
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53. This is the book _____ I paid a lot. But it was worth every single penny!
a. for which
b. which for
c. that
d. for that

54. I am writing this letter ____ of my brother.

a. on name
b. in common
c. reference
d. on behalf

55. Oops! I didn’t want to take your bag. I did it ____ .

a. on purpose
b. in turn
c. by mistake
d. by sight

56. I was ____ the impression that you didn’t know what you were talking about.
a. on
b. in
c. by
d. under

57. Because of the popularity of one series, they’ve sold on the____ half a million pairs of these
sneakers recently.
a. profit
b. whole
c. average
d. detail

58. _____ it was late at night, I decided to call him anyway. Sink or swim!
a. However
b. Therefore
c. Moreover
d. Although

59. _____ of heavy clouds in the sky, I went for a walk wearing light clothes and no umbrella.
a. In spite
b. Despite
c. However
d. Although

60. Milena usually goes to the cinema ___ Wednesday nights.

a. at
b. on
c. in
d. by
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61. You should stop coming late to every single meeting ______ !
a. one at a time
b. in a few times
c. for hours on end
d. once and for all

62. You _____ be right. What you are saying is absolutely wrong!
a. can
b. can’t
c. must
d. mustn’t

63. Hurray! I ______ to go to school tomorrow. It’s a day off for everyone.
a. have
b. don’t have
c. must
d. ought

64. Oh no! I _____ my sandwiches in my locker at school today. What should I do now? Wait till
tomorrow?
a. must leave
b. had to leave
c. must have left
d. must left

65. Could you give me another ______, please?

a. sheet of paper
b. sheets of paper
c. sheet of papers
d. sheets of papers

66. ____ Missouri is ___ longest river in ____ USA.

a. The / the / ----
b. The / the / the
c. ---- / the / ----
d. ---- / the / the

67. When in _____ London, you should visit ____ British Museum.
a. ----- / ----
b. the / the
c. ---- / a
d. ---- / the

68. Please let me go! I’m in ____ hurry and in ____ pain!
a. a / a
b. --- / ---
c. a/ ---
d. --- / a
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69. The bad guy walked into the bank with a gun in either _____ .
a. of hands
b. hand
c. hands
d. his hands

70. I learn something new from the English language _____ .

a. each days
b. each and every days
c. every day
d. all day longer

71. This computer is ____ expensive than that one.

a. much
b. a more
c. more and more
d. much more

72. You know, I didn’t like Catching Fire at all. It’s ______ interesting book of the trilogy by
Suzanne Collins.
a. last
b. least
c. the least
d. less

73. Don’t do another exercise! You work far too ____ . Relax a little, please.
a. hard
b. hardly
c. hardly ever
d. harder

74. Do you know what happened the other day? I ran _____ my history teacher in the café we
usually go to.
a. across
b. into
c. on
d. at

75. Frank’s parents have to live ____ one salary for the time being until his dad finds a new job.
a. out
b. of
c. on
d. for
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76. Tell the truth, Jack! You didn’t _____ the story yourself, did you?
a. break up
b. make up
c. think over
d. draw up

77. I chose ____ to the secondary school my parents had gone to.
a. go
b. not go
c. not to go
d. not going

78. It’s not worth _____ to this gallery. We saw most of the paintings in Warsaw last year.
a. go
b. to go
c. we are going
d. going

79. In 2013, the South African Olympic and Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius was accused
_____ killing his girlfriend.
a. with
b. for
c. of
d. by

80. I believe you are _____ of doing advanced English tasks in reading, writing, speaking and
listening.
a. able
b. capable
c. sure
d. good

Funkcje językowe

Zadanie 3. (5 pkt.) RAZEM ________/5

W każdym z dialogów wybierz odpowiednią reakcję. Zakreśl poprawną odpowiedź a, b, c lub d.

81. A: Excuse me, do you have that shirt in my size? B:_______

a. What size are you?
b. They’re 12.
c. I’m sorry, we’re out of order.
d. Not at all.
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82. A: Where do you suggest I have lunch? B:_______

a. You can’t miss it.
b. You should dash.
c. Why didn’t you eat at McDonald’s?
d. I recommend this new restaurant near The City Hall.

83. A: What does she look like? B:_______

a. She’s really stubborn.
b. She likes comics.
c. She’s modest.
d. She’s quite pretty.

84. A: Would you mind taking your stuff from my locker? B:_______
a. Oh, sorry.
b. No, I can.
c. Never mind.
d. That’s a pity.

85. A: I failed the exam. B: _____

a. If I were you, I would take it.
b. You should retake it.
c. Shouldn’t you get better?
d. You should pass it.

Funkcje językowe

Zadanie 4. (5 pkt.) RAZEM ________/5

Do każdej z opisanych sytuacji wybierz odpowiednią reakcję. Zakreśl poprawną odpowiedź a,
b, c lub d.

86. You are recommending the latest book of your favourite author.
a. It’s a must!
b. You would better read it!
c. You might not like it.
d. You’d rather read it.

87. You want someone to move out of the way.

a. Look at!
b. Excuse me!
c. Whoops!
d. Go ahead!

88. Your friend needs your help. What do you say?

a. I’m sure you won’t let me down.
b. Of course you can’t give me a hand.
c. Sure, what can I do for you?
d. I don’t agree with you.
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89. Your friend Anna visits your home and meets your mum. What do you say?
a. Hi Mum, introduce Anna.
b. Will you introduce my friend Anna, mum?
c. Mum, pleased to meet Anna.
d. Mum, let me introduce my friend Anna.

90. It’s your friend’s birthday. What do you say?

a. Many happy returns!
b. What a pity!
c. By all means!
d. Bless you!

Kultura

Zadanie 5. (10 pkt.) RAZEM ________/10

Wybierz i zakreśl poprawną odpowiedź a, b, c lub d.

91. You can see _____ in the national emblem of the UK.
a. a kangaroo
b. arrows
c. a unicorn
d. a tiger

92. Which work WASN’T written by Shakespeare? ____

a. Hamlet
b. Pride and Prejudice
c. King Lear
d. Romeo and Juliet

93. From the earliest onward, in which order did the invaders attack the British Isles? ____
a. The Normans, the Romans, the Celts, the Anglo-Saxons
b. The Anglo-Saxons, the Normans, the Vikings, the Romans
c. The Celts, the Vikings, the Romans, the Normans
d. The Romans, the Anglo-Saxons, the Vikings, the Normans

94. Which are the two main political parties in the USA? _____
a. Labourers and Tories
b. Democrats and Conservatives
c. Democrats and Labourers
d. Democrats and Republicans

95. _____ is the capital of New Zealand.

a. Sydney
b. Christchurch
c. Wellington
d. Melbourne
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96. The ______ is the longest river in Britain.

a. Avon
b. Severn
c. Thames
d. Shannon

97. Charlie Watts, who died in August 2021, was a drummer of the ______, a legendary British
band.
a. Beatles
b. Coldplay
c. Rolling Stones
d. Oasis

98. _____ , who was killed in 1968, made the famous “I have a dream…” speech, in which he
presented the problems of Afro-Americans in the USA.
a. Martin Luther King
b. Malcolm X
c. Rosa Parks
d. Tupac Shakur

99. ______ isn’t a district in New York City.

a. Manhattan
b. East End
c. Staten Island
d. The Bronx

100. The _____ is the organization formed out of 54 member states which used to be
British colonies and now recognize the British monarch as their head.
a. Commonwealth
b. UNESCO
c. UNICEF
d. British Empire
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