Free Printable UNIT 9 PEARSON

1.

Nauczyciel prosi cię o pomoc przy obsłudze kserokopiarki. Co usłyszysz?

a)

Could I help you?

b)

Could you do me a favour?

c)

Could you borrow it?

2.

Kupujesz bilet lotniczy dla swojego kolegi z UK. Pytasz, czy go dla niego wydrukować.

a)

Would you like me to print it?

b)

Do you want to print it?

c)

Would you like to print it?

3.

Koleżanka dziękuje ci za naprawienie jej telefonu. Co usłyszysz?

a)

Not at all.

b)

That’s very kind of you.

c)

It’s my pleasure.

4.

Zapytaj siostrę, czy możesz pożyczyć jej tablet.

a)

Could I lend it to you?

b)

Will you get it?

c)

Do you mind if I borrow it?

5.

Poproś kolegę o możliwość skorzystania z jego komputera.

a)

Could you help me with my computer?

b)

Could I look at your computer?

c)

Could I do my homework on your computer?

6.

I create a new folder for every subject.

A new folder (a) for every subject.

7.

This attachment (not / send) (a) last week.

8.

In the museum, visitors use headphones to listen to the audio guide.

In the museum, headphones (a) to listen to the audio guide.

9.

This email (can / not / read) (a) now.

10.

COMPUTER – A MODERN INVENTION?

(...) Basically, the computer is a machine that makes calculations automatically. 2 ____. Nothing else!

Early counting machines were constructed by great mathematicians. 3 ____. It resembled a clock

and was made of similar elements – it didn’t use electricity. But probably it isn’t the oldest computer. One good candidate for this title is the Antikythera mechanism. 4 ____. After long studies of the pieces scientists concluded it was used to calculate

the positions of the sun, moon and planets.

Still, one day an older device may be discovered in a different part of the world. There have been some theories made about other objects. 5 ____. Who knows if it is not true? Unfortunately, we can’t ask people from the ancient past this question.

a)

2 The data we use (e.g. photos or games) are only numbers.

b)

2 Modern computers come from ancient times.

c)

2 Its fragments were found on an ancient Greek shipwreck.

d)

2 However, the first automatic calculator was constructed in 1623.

e)

2 For example, some say Stonehenge is another ancient computer.

11.

COMPUTER – A MODERN INVENTION?

(...) Basically, the computer is a machine that makes calculations automatically. 2 ____. Nothing else!

Early counting machines were constructed by great mathematicians. 3 ____. It resembled a clock

and was made of similar elements – it didn’t use electricity. But probably it isn’t the oldest computer. One good candidate for this title is the Antikythera mechanism. 4 ____. After long studies of the pieces scientists concluded it was used to calculate

the positions of the sun, moon and planets.

Still, one day an older device may be discovered in a different part of the world. There have been some theories made about other objects. 5 ____. Who knows if it is not true? Unfortunately, we can’t ask people from the ancient past this question.

a)

3 However, the first automatic calculator was constructed in 1623.

b)

3 Its fragments were found on an ancient Greek shipwreck.

c)

3 Modern computers come from ancient times.

d)

3 The data we use (e.g. photos or games) are only numbers.

e)

3 For example, some say Stonehenge is another ancient computer.

12.

COMPUTER – A MODERN INVENTION?

(...) Basically, the computer is a machine that makes calculations automatically. 2 ____. Nothing else!

Early counting machines were constructed by great mathematicians. 3 ____. It resembled a clock

and was made of similar elements – it didn’t use electricity. But probably it isn’t the oldest computer. One good candidate for this title is the Antikythera mechanism. 4 ____. After long studies of the pieces scientists concluded it was used to calculate

the positions of the sun, moon and planets.

Still, one day an older device may be discovered in a different part of the world. There have been some theories made about other objects. 5 ____. Who knows if it is not true? Unfortunately, we can’t ask people from the ancient past this question.

a)

4 Its fragments were found on an ancient Greek shipwreck.

b)

4 For example, some say Stonehenge is another ancient computer.

c)

4 However, the first automatic calculator was constructed in 1623.

d)

4 The data we use (e.g. photos or games) are only numbers.

e)

4 Modern computers come from ancient times.

13.

COMPUTER – A MODERN INVENTION?

(...) Basically, the computer is a machine that makes calculations automatically. 2 ____. Nothing else!

Early counting machines were constructed by great mathematicians. 3 ____. It resembled a clock

and was made of similar elements – it didn’t use electricity. But probably it isn’t the oldest computer. One good candidate for this title is the Antikythera mechanism. 4 ____. After long studies of the pieces scientists concluded it was used to calculate

the positions of the sun, moon and planets.

Still, one day an older device may be discovered in a different part of the world. There have been some theories made about other objects. 5 ____. Who knows if it is not true? Unfortunately, we can’t ask people from the ancient past this question.

a)

5 For example, some say Stonehenge is another ancient computer.

b)

5 However, the first automatic calculator was constructed in 1623.

c)

5 Its fragments were found on an ancient Greek shipwreck.

d)

5 Modern computers come from ancient times.

e)

5 The data we use (e.g. photos or games) are only numbers.

14.

______________ the instructions carefully, please.

a)

Follow

b)

Browse

c)

Repair

d)

Manual

15.

Read the ______________ first and then start the installation.

a)

manual

b)

browser

c)

password

d)

upload

16.

That young scientist came ______________ a great idea.

a)

up with

b)

down with

c)

up to

d)

out with

17.

naukowy

a)

science

b)

scientific

c)

scientist

d)

scientician

18.

środowisko

a)

energia elektryczna

b)

environment

c)

place

d)

entertainment

19.

A person who can count

a)

maths

b)

mathematics

c)

mathematician

d)

mathematicer

20.

A person who knows much about force, the interactions of matter and energy.

a)

physics

b)

physician

c)

physist

d)

physicist

21.

shut down

a)

zamykać (komputer, system)

b)

wybrać

c)

załadować

d)

uruchomić

22.

odplątać

a)

unstart

b)

untangle

c)

update

d)

adjust

23.

SOFTWARE

a)

sprzęt komputerowy

b)

lekki sprzęt komputerowy

c)

pamięć

d)

oprogramowanie

24.

A person who specializes in past events and dates.

a)

history

b)

historian

c)

historician

d)

historier

25.

Wybierz wszystkie poprawne.

Tom is the best expert...

a)

in the field of robotics.

b)

on the field on robotics.

c)

in his field.

d)

in her field.

26.

Który wyraz nie pasuje do pozostałych?

a)

robotics

b)

physics

c)

chemistry

d)

biologist

27.

Który wyraz nie pasuje do pozostałych?

a)

environmentalist

b)

chemist

c)

genetics

d)

biologist

28.

Przetłumacz: gniazdko elektryczne

a)

headphones

b)

plug

c)

socket

d)

comet

29.

Przetłumacz: wtyczka

a)

plug

b)

socket

c)

switch on

d)

speakers

30.

Przetłumacz: wyłączyć

a)

switch on

b)

switch off

c)

turn on

d)

turn off

31.

przetłumacz: ładowarka

(a)

32.

plug in

a)

odłączyć od prądu

b)

podłączyć do prądu

c)

włączyć przyciskiem

d)

wyłączyć przyciskiem

33.

kropka w www.wp.pl

a)

full stop

b)

dot

c)

point

d)

spot

34.

Different word forl a bus or a plane

a)

shuttle

b)

means

c)

car

d)

boarder

35.

Press any ... to continue watching the presentation.

a)

button

b)

switch

c)

plug

d)

dot

36.

You cannot use the machine because it's ...

a)

out of order

b)

outdated

c)

updated

d)

out of mind

37.

I have been using a glue and my fingers are ...

a)

sticky

b)

stucky

c)

silky

d)

smoothy

38.

It's raining too heavily. Use the ... while driving.

a)

windscreen wipers

b)

window driers

c)

window mat

d)

squeegee

39.

Co oznacza czasownik FIND OUT

a)

dowiedzieć się

b)

znaleźć

c)

opiekować się

d)

odkryć

40.

I've tried to call her but she ... all the time.

a)

hangs up

b)

hangs out

c)

hangs down

d)

hangs on

UNIT 9 PEARSON

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 22mins

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