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revision for matura 4LPA, 4TGA

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 49mins

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Class
Date
1.

GET COOKING!Are you good at preparing healthy meals? Would you like to visit the White House? If you answered “yes” to both questions, then you should enter the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge. The contest invites teens aged 14 to 18 from across the country to come up with lunch recipes that are both tasty and healthy. The authors of the best recipes, one from each state, will be invited to meet the chef who prepares the President’s meals in the White House. The winner will also have the opportunity to run a restaurant in Washington for a day. It’s a great chance for you! Send the application today!

The author of the text

a)

encourages teenagers to take part in a competition.

b)

gives teenagers instructions on preparing a meal.

c)

preparing food in an artistic way.

d)

invites teenagers to have dinner in the White House.

2.

THE COOK Ora loved cooking. She preferred to be alone in the kitchen and made it clear that the meals she cooked for our family were her business, and nobody else’s. Grandmother hated her. “The woman is ruining you,” she told our Mother. But the bills were no larger, which our Mother knew well. “The kids will be sick,” Grandmother remarked severely. But we were healthier than ever. We watched every plate Ora served and exclaimed in delight, “It smells so nice! How tasty it is!” “The kids’ table manners are getting worse,” Grandmother observed. And that was true if you believed, as she was taught to believe, that food should be consumed without any sign of joy. From the text, we learn that Ora

a)

liked to prepare meals with the kids.

b)

spent too much money on food.

c)

made food the kids enjoyed.

d)

made food a problem.

3.

they are sitting ..... each other

a)

between

b)

next to

c)

in front of

d)

opposite

4.

Match the following

a)

on

1.

a tray

b)

proud

2.

of

c)

opposite

3.

the bank

d)

apologise

4.

for

e)

agree

5.

with

5.

AN ARTIST’S IDEA David Meldrum, a graphic designer, has painted every meal he’s consumed for a year. His project shows cuisine ranging from fast food delivered in plastic trays to his mother’s homemade dishes. Mr. Meldrum used acrylic paints, watercolours, pen and ink to make the pictures, which also include everything he drank with his food. And the result is a shockingly honest portrait of his eating habits, with 1360 cups of coffee and hundreds of chocolate bars.

The text describes an unusual way of

a)

changing bad eating habits.

b)

documenting one’s meals.

c)

preparing food in an artistic way.

d)

becoming a master chef.

6.

He sings ................. but he plays the guitar ..............

a)

badly.........good

b)

badly...........well

c)

bad.......well

7.

Our garage door opens ..............

a)

quickly

b)

quick

8.

If you want to pass the exam, you must study (a)   (hard)

9.

My dad smokes very ............. , he must quit it!

a)

heavy

b)

heavily

10.

2. The school nurse treated her _____.

a)

bad

b)

badly

c)

kind

d)

kindly

11.

1. Helen was making crafts when she cut her finger _____.

a)

bad

b)

badly

c)

kind

d)

kindly

12.

5. The man looked at them _____.

a)

excitedly

b)

excited

c)

angry

d)

angrily

13.

Which sentence is wrong?

a)

Vincent van Gogh is a good known painter.

b)

Vincent van Gogh is a well known painter.

14.

What does "hardly" express in the following sentence?


My leg was hurting me. I could hardly walk

a)

it express "certainly not"

b)

it express difficulty

c)

it express frequency

15.

As you remember, is possible to use some adjectives as adverbs without make any changes to their spellings. "HARD" belongs to this possibility. So, wich role is playing "HARD" in the following sentence?


It was raining hard all afternoon.

a)

As an adjective

b)

As an adverb

16.

The university has been offering engineering courses ___________.

a)

for

b)

since

c)

lately

17.
I worked _____________ on the project, so I finished faster than expected
a)
hard
b)
hardly
c)
hardley
d)
hardlly
18.
I have been going to bed ____________ this week. I'm so tired.
a)
late
b)
lately
c)
latelly
d)
latey
19.
__________ set the paper in the printer and switch it on.
a)
Gentle
b)
Gently 
c)
Gentley 
d)
Gentlly
20.

Sandra and Angela lost _________ in front of the stadium.

a)

each other

b)

yourselves

c)

herself

d)

themselves

21.

People often give ____________ presents at Christmas

a)

one another

b)

themselves

c)

ourselves

d)

yourselves

22.

The two dogs are barking at _____.

a)

each other

b)

one another

23.

The children get on with _____.

a)

each other

b)

one another

24.
You should be more positive about _____________ - you're a great person.
a)
himself
b)
herself
c)
yourselves
d)
yourself
25.
Kelly said she'd cooked the pizza _____________, but then we found the take-away boxes.
a)
himself
b)
herself
c)
themselves
d)
myself
26.
The computer updates _______ every three weeks.
a)
himself
b)
herself
c)
yourself
d)
itself
27.
I was so bored of waiting for help that in the end I did it _________________.
a)
ourselves
b)
themselves
c)
itself
d)
myself
28.

Jeffrey and his wife work in the shop. They always care about ..............

a)

one another

b)

each other

29.

I didn't know ........ at the party.

a)

someone

b)

everything

c)

anyone

d)

no one

30.

I want ........... to drink.

a)

anything

b)

anywhere

c)

something

d)

nowhere

31.

She lives .......... in the north.

a)

anywhere

b)

nowhere

c)

somewhere

d)

everywhere

32.

Can I speak to you for a moment? I want to discuss ........ with you.

a)

nothing

b)

anything

c)

nobody

d)

something

33.

I rang the doorbell but ........ was in.

a)

somebody

b)

nobody

c)

everybody

d)

something

34.

We aren't going ........ this weekend.

a)

somewhere

b)

nowhere

c)

anywhere

d)

everywhere

35.

Is there ........ good on TV tonight?

a)

anything

b)

something

c)

nothing

d)

everything

36.

I didn't know .................. in my new school.

a)

no one

b)

someone

c)

anyone

d)

something

37.

She doesn't know ............ who can help her.

a)

somebody

b)

anybody

c)

nobody

d)

everybody

38.

Let’s have dinner. ___________is hungry.

a)

no one

b)

everybody

c)

nobody

d)

anyone

39.

You’re right. _________ you say is true.

a)

everything

b)

everybody

c)

nothing

d)

somewhere

40.

Oskarżyć podejrzanego to:

a)

accuse a mugger

b)

accuse a suspect

c)

investigate a suspect

41.

prowadzić dochodzenie w sprawie to:

a)

investigate a case

b)

question a case

c)

charge a suspect

42.

In this picture:

a)

The suspect is being charged

b)

The suspect is being arrested.

c)

The evidence is being analysed

43.

In the picture I can see:

a)

embassy

b)

citizen

c)

damage

44.

Obywatel

a)

charity

b)

citizens

c)

citizen

45.

Sąd

a)

judge

b)

court

c)

lawyer

46.

Wybory

a)

election

b)

stealing

c)

repay

47.

Rząd

a)

policy

b)

kingdom

c)

government

48.

Poseł/posłanka

a)

Member od Parliament

b)

royal family

c)

politician

49.

Prawnik

a)

king

b)

mayor

c)

lawyer

50.

Lokal wyborczy

a)

polling station

b)

right-wing

c)

tax

51.

Marsz protestacyjny

a)

armed forces

b)

protest

c)

protest march

52.

Rabunek

a)

robber

b)

robbery

c)

stealing

53.

Głosować na

a)

vote for

b)

fine for

c)

get into

54.

the opposite of INTERNATIONAL

a)

internal

b)

homestic

c)

domestic

d)

internall

55.

the crime of forcing someone to do something, or to pay you money

a)

hijack

b)

fine

c)

blackmail

d)

salary

56.

... + ... = British Parliament

a)

House of Commons + Senate

b)

Sejm + Senate

c)

Congress + House of Lords

d)

House of Commons + House of Lords

57.
rząd
a)
government
b)
country
58.
partia polityczna
a)
political party
b)
politics party
59.
polityka
a)
politic
b)
politics
60.

give

a)

a press conference

b)

party

c)

station

d)

an election

61.

vote

a)

up

b)

for

c)

under

d)

together

62.

arrest

a)

under

b)

of

c)

for

d)

up

63.

fine

a)

for

b)

in

c)

with

d)

out

64.

suspect

a)

in

b)

for

c)

of

d)

with

65.

Choose the odd word out

a)

arsonist

b)

vandal

c)

chancellor

d)

mugger

66.

Choose:

The US presidential election is...... every 4 years.

a)

joined

b)

held

c)

formed

67.

Choose:

After a general election, the party that has won usually ..... a government.

a)

gains

b)

forms

c)

votes

68.

Choose:

I'd like to get involved in politics, but I don't want to ..... any of the exisiting parties.

a)

form

b)

join

c)

vote

69.

Choose:

People tend to complain about having to pay high ...., but the important thing is how the government spends the money.

a)

GDP

b)

taxes

c)

inflation

70.

burgle

a)

porywać

b)

włamać się

c)

napadać

71.

kidnap

a)

porywać

b)

rabować

c)

napadać kogoś w miejscu publicznym

72.

vandalise

a)

rabować, okradać

b)

demolować

c)

porwanie

73.
a)

shoplifting

b)

robbery

c)

vandalism

d)

theft