Anglický jazyk - 4DS 2.pololetí prof.č.

Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets.Do not use contractions. Use I have, not I've.....Example: I have known (know) Nathan since I was child. 1 Take a map with you in case you get (get) lost.2 Where have you been? I have been waiting (wait) for you for ages!3 It’s very noisy here at the moment because the flat next door is being redecorated (redecorate).4 My little brother has promised not to talk (not talk) in class.5 I arrived at the cinema half an hour late, the film had already started (already, start).6 By the end of the year we will have saved (save) enough to buy a house.7 This time tomorrow I will be sitting (sit) on the plane to Hawaii.8 Ouch! I have cut (cut) my finger – have we got any plasters in the house?9 The thief admitted to stealing (steal) the bracelet.10 I wish I hadn't told (not tell) the truth when my friend asked me if I liked her boyfriend. Complete the sentences with one word.Example: A I loved the film. B So did I. 1 It sounds as if the people next door are having a party.2 Julian didn’t use to be very sociable, but now he goes out much more often.3 I don’t speak German, but my husband does.4 There’s no milk. We’ve finished it all.5 Sam went to France for his holiday last year, didn't he?6 The man with whom I used to share an office has just set up his own company.7 Neither Ben nor Liz can come to my party.8 The café, which is on the corner of Green Street, sells great coffee.9 The earlier we leave tomorrow morning, the less traffic there will be.10 You can’t have left your keys at the restaurant. You used them to open the door. Complete the sentences with the correct word(s). Choose the correct answer. Example: Who made this cake?Who made Who did make Who make Do you know what time _? the film ends ends the film does end the film She has _. dark beautiful long beautiful long dark long beautiful dark I watch British and American TV programmes _ forget my English. to not not to so as not to _ the fact that the exam was difficult, everybody passed. Although In spite Despite Her father is in _ hospital. He’s having an operation tomorrow. the a (-) _ are famous for their cooking. French The French The Frenchs The climbers have reached the summit of _ Mount Everest. (-) a the _ of us passed the exam. We all failed. No None Some I love _ in their house. some furnitures the furnitures the furniture On the weather forecast they said that it’s _ to snow tomorrow. likely dislikely probably Complete the sentences with one word made from the word in brackets.Example: I mispronounced the word so nobody understood me. (pronounce) 1 There is still too much poverty in the third world. (poor)2 He behaves like a child. He’s very immature. (mature)3 Be careful you don’t fall. The pavement is very slippery. (slip)4 He loved his birthday presents, especially the new laptop. (special)5 His first novel was very impressive. I’m sure it’ll be a success. (impress)6 Microsoft is aninternationalcompany. (nation)7 Isaac Newton was a very famous scientist. (science)8 Chicago is a large industrial city in the USA. (industry)9 The hotel was great but unfortunately the weather was terrible. (fortunate)10 I felt very embarrassed when I couldn’t remember her name. (embarrass) READING (max. 10 points)1 Read the article and tick (✔) A, B, or C. China is a modern, dynamic country that is currently undergoing such a remarkable period of regeneration and renewal that a visitor returning after ten years away would find it difficult to recognize the place. It is a country of brand new cities, and, as factories are built and the economy booms, people are flooding into these thriving urban centres at an alarming rate. At first, it was the great cities along China’s southern coast which experienced sudden population growth, but the demand for urban living amongst China’s poor, largely rural population is such that completely new cities far from the sea are now rising up and expanding outwards.Chongqing is one of these great new cities. It’s a huge, sprawling metropolis of half-built skyscrapers and towering cranes wrapped in grey clouds of wintry mist and man-made pollution, and its mighty yet monotonously uniform buildings stretch far into the distance. Its population already exceeds 30 million, and with 40,000 people making their way to the city from the countryside every month, this population growth shows no sign of slowing down.This marked shift from rural to urban living has worried many of China’s national decision makers, but not its urban planners. Rather than feeling overwhelmed by the idea of population movement on a scale not experienced up to now, these architects and designers are rising to the challenge and attempting to meet the needs of their new citizens. In the next two decades, China plans to create 20 new cities, designed to meet the needs of an estimated 12 million people whom the government expect to move from the countryside.China is concerned about its international image as a nation whose economic and industrial emergence is at the expense of its own and the world’s environment. To address this, it has ambitious plans to build eco-cities, which, it hopes, may provide a model for the developing world. One such project is on Chongming, an island near Shanghai. Homes in this new city will be built using modern materials and will be designed to be energy- and waste-efficient.These new eco-cities have many critics, however. They argue that the real aim of city authorities is not to use modern technology in order to create an eco-friendly city, but to build housing with the latest gadgets to appeal to a growing prosperous class of people who wish to live in attractive surroundings while feeling they are helping the environment. The true aim is to attract more wealth to their cities, and, therefore, critics claim, more consumption, waste, and pollution. 1 One reason why new cities are being built is that China is going through a period of economic growth. True False Doesn’t say 2 According to the text, China’s most densely-populated cities are on its southern coast. True False Doesn’t say 3 Chongqing is not near the coast. True False Doesn’t say They haven’t finished building the city of Chongqing. True False Doesn’t say 5 The population of Chongqing is growing faster than builders can build homes for them. True False Doesn’t say 6 Those responsible for city planning and design in China are concerned about the number of people moving to live in cities. True False Doesn’t say 7 In 20 years, there won’t be enough living space in cities for the 12 million new people who want to live there. True False Doesn’t say 8 According to the text, economic growth is a more important issue than the environment in China. True False Doesn’t say 9 Chongming will be designed to be environmentally-friendly. True False Doesn’t say 10 Eco-city critics say that the rich people who will move to the new eco-cities will help make the environment better. True False Doesn’t say