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Revision of Unit 5 Repetytorium

Total questions: 249

Worksheet time: 2hrs 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How .... eggs are there in this cake?

a)

much

b)

a lot of

c)

any

d)

many

2.

She didn't drink _____ milk today

a)

some

b)

many

c)

much

d)

a lot of

3.

Is there ______ milk in the fridge?

a)

much

b)

many

c)

a

d)

some

4.
.... milk do we need?
a)
How many
b)
a lot of
c)
How much
d)
some
5.
.... apples did you eat?
a)

How many

b)

How much

c)

A lot of

d)

How any

6.
............................bread do you eat?
a)
How many
b)
How much
c)
A lot of
7.
.................... sugar do we need for that cake?
a)
a
b)
How many
c)
How much
d)
Is there
8.
................. cups of coffee does your mum drink a day?
a)
How many
b)
an
c)
a
d)
How much
9.
Ile wody pijesz codziennie?
a)
How much water does you drink every day?
b)
How many water do you drink every day?
c)
How much water do you drink every day?
d)
How some water do you drink every day?
10.
How .....................orange juice do you drink every day?
a)
much
b)
many
c)
any
d)
some
11.

How ......... bars of chocolate have you got?

a)

much

b)

many

c)

a lot of

d)

any

12.

How ......... chocolate do you eat?

a)

much

b)

many

c)

any

d)

a

13.

How ......... water do you drink?

a)

many

b)

much

c)

a

d)

any

14.

How ......... bottles of water do you drink?

a)

some

b)

a

c)

much

d)

many

15.

I don't drink ......... cartons of juice.

a)

some

b)

a

c)

many

d)

much

16.

I drink ......... tea.

a)

a lot of

b)

much

c)

many

d)

any

17.

I eat ......... vegetables and fruit.

a)

any

b)

a

c)

a lot of

d)

many

18.

She doesn't drink ......... milk.

a)

some

b)

many

c)

a lot of

d)

much

19.

Do you have ......... can of cola?

a)

any

b)

many

c)

a lot of

d)

a

20.

This is ......... jar of strawberry jam.

a)

a

b)

some

c)

many

d)

much

21.

Have you got ......... biscuits?

a)

some

b)

much

c)

many

d)

a lot of

22.

I have got ......... packet of biscuits.

a)

a

b)

some

c)

many

d)

much

23.

How ......... fish do you eat?

a)

many

b)

much

c)

a lot of

d)

some

24.

How .........flour do you need?

a)

a

b)

many

c)

much

d)

some

25.

There are ......... fruit and vegetables.

a)

many

b)

much

c)

a lot of

d)

any

26.

There is ......... ham in this sandwich.

a)

any

b)

much

c)

a lot of

d)

a

27.

There is ......... tomato in this sandwich.

a)

a

b)

any

c)

some

d)

many

28.

There isn't ......... butter in this sandwich.

a)

a

b)

many

c)

much

d)

a lot of

29.

ILE MASZ SAMOCHODÓW? - HOW (a)   CARS HAVE YOU GOT?

30.

ILE MASZ CZASU? - HOW (a)   TIME HAVE YOU GOT?

31.

ILE MASZ PIENIĘDZY? - HOW (a)   MONEY HAVE YOU GOT?

32.

ILE MASZ KSIĄŻEK? - HOW (a)   BOOKS HAVE YOU GOT?

33.

MAM KILKA SAMOCHODÓW. - I HAVE (a)   CARS.

34.

MAM TROCHĘ PIENIĘDZY. - I HAVE (a)   MONEY

35.

MAM MAŁO KSIĄŻEK. - I HAVE (a)   BOOKS.

36.

MAM MAŁO PIENIĘDZY. - I HAVE (a)   MONEY.

37.

NIE MA DUŻO CUKRU. - THERE ISN'T (a)   SUGAR.

38.

WIELU LUDZI LUBI CUKIER. - (a)   PEOPLE LIKE SUGAR.

39.

CZY SĄ JAKIEŚ JABŁKA? - ARE THERE (a)   APPLES?

40.

W LODÓWCE NIE MA ŻADNYCH OWOCÓW.

(a)  

41.
TOO MUCH I TOO MANY MAJĄ ZNACZENIE
a)
pozytywne
b)
negatywne
42.
ANY WYSTĘPUJE W
a)
twierdzeniach
b)
przeczeniach
c)
pytaniach
d)
pytaniach i przeczeniach
43.
LITTLE I A LITTLE UŻYWAMY Z
a)
POLICZALNYMI
b)
NIEPOLICZALNYMI
44.
MANY występuje z rzeczownikami
a)
policzalnymi
b)
niepoliczalnymi
45.
MUCH występuje z rzeczownikami
a)
policzalnymi
b)
niepoliczalnymi
c)
policzalnymi w liczbie mnogiej
46.
A FEW występuje z rzeczownikami
a)
policzalnymi
b)
niepoliczalnymi
c)
policzalnymi w liczbie mnogiej
47.
LITTLE ma znaczenie
a)
pozytywne
b)
negatywne
48.
FEW ma znaczenie
a)
pozytywne
b)
negatywne
49.
SOME używamy z
a)
rzeczowniki policzalne
b)
rzeczowniki niepoliczalne i policzalne
c)
rzeczowniki niepoliczalne i policzalne w liczbie mnogiej
d)
rzeczowniki niepoliczalne
50.
SOME używamy w
a)
pytaniach
b)
przeczeniach
c)
twierdzeniach
d)
zakazach
51.

z rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi używamy słowa:

a)

much

b)

many

52.

z rzeczownikami policzalnymi używamy słowa:

a)

much

b)

many

53.

a carton of milk

(karton mleka)

a)

policzalny

b)

niepoliczalny

54.

glass of water

(szklanka wody)

a)

policzalna

b)

niepoliczalna

55.

children

(dzieci)

a)

policzalne

b)

niepoliczalne

56.

Rice

(Ryż)

a)

policzalny

b)

niepoliczalny

57.

There is ____________ sugar.

a)

many

b)

a few

c)

a little

d)

any

58.

There isn't ______________ water in the glass.

a)

any

b)

some

c)

a lot of

d)

a few

59.

Is there __________ rice?

a)

a lot of

b)

some

c)

a little

d)

many

60.

There ________ a lot of chocolate in the fridge.

a)

is

b)

are

c)

some

d)

any

61.

There are ___________ bananas. (50)

a)

any

b)

a little

c)

a lot of

d)

much

62.

Is there ____________ cold water?

a)

any

b)

some

c)

a lot of

d)

a few

63.

There isn't ____________ money.

a)

much

b)

many

c)

a lot of

d)

a few

64.

How ____________ spoons are there?

a)

many

b)

a little

c)

a few

d)

any

65.

He's got ___________ bananas.

a)

a few

b)

a little

c)

any

d)

much

66.

I haven't got ______________ honey.

a)

any

b)

some

c)

a lot of

d)

many

67.

Has your aunt got ____________ salt?

a)

any

b)

some

c)

a lot of

d)

many

68.

Rzeczowniki policzalne to

a)

tomato

b)

onion

c)

bread

d)

house

e)

ham

69.

Rzeczowniki niepoliczalne to

a)

chocolate

b)

news

c)

information

d)

money

e)

strawberry

70.
rzeczowniki ... nie mają liczby mnogiej
a)
policzalne
b)
niepoliczalne
71.
a lot of używamy z rzeczownikami
a)
policzalnymi
b)
niepoliczalnymi
c)
policzalnymi i niepoliczalnymi
72.
w zdaniach twierdzących przed rzeczownikami policzalnymi i niepoliczalnymi użyjemy
a)
a lot of
b)
much
c)
many
73.
w zdaniach przeczących i pytaniach przed rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi użyjemy
a)
a lot of
b)
much
c)
many
74.
w zdaniach przeczących i pytaniach przed rzeczownikami policzalnymi użyjemy
a)
a lot of
b)
much
c)
many
75.

"a" i "an" używamy tylko:

a)

w liczbie pojedynczej

b)

w liczbie mnogiej

c)

w liczbie pojedynczej i mnogiej

76.

Wyrażenie "a few" oznacza ... i można je używać tylko z rzeczownikami policzalnymi.

a)

dużo, wiele

b)

kilka

c)

mało

d)

trochę

e)

niewiele

77.

Wyrażenie "few" oznacza ... i można je używać tylko z rzeczownikami policzalnymi.

a)

dużo, wiele

b)

kilka

c)

trochę

d)

niewiele

78.

Wyrażenie "a little" oznacza ... i można je używać tylko z rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi.

a)

dużo, wiele

b)

kilka

c)

mało

d)

trochę

79.

Wyrażenie "little" oznacza ... i można je używać tylko z rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi.

a)

dużo, wiele

b)

kilka

c)

mało

d)

trochę

80.
There isn't ... food in the fridge.
a)
a lot of
b)
much
c)
many
81.
There aren't ... cabbages in this shop. I have to go to the supermarket.
a)
a lot of
b)
much
c)
many
82.
To make tomato soup you need ... tomatoes.
a)
a lot of
b)
much
c)
many
83.

We have got... vegetables but there isn't ... water.

a)

a lot of, much

b)

a lot of, many

c)

much, many

d)

many, much

84.

I ate ... sandwiches and ... pasta.

a)

a lot of, lots of

b)

much, many

c)

a lot of, much

d)

many, a lot of

85.

zaznacz pasujące do obrazka określenia

a)

uncountable

b)

countable

c)

much

d)

many

86.

zaznacz pasujące do obrazka określenia

a)

uncountable

b)

countable

c)

much

d)

many

87.

zaznacz pasujące do obrazka określenia

a)

uncountable

b)

countable

c)

many

d)

much

88.

................loaves of bread are there in the picture?

a)

How much

b)

How many

89.

.......................bars of chocolate are there at home?

a)

How much

b)

How many

90.

..............some money in the drawer.

a)

There is

b)

There are

91.

................ five eggs on the table.

a)

There is

b)

There are

92.

ILE MASZ SAMOCHODÓW? - HOW (a)   CARS HAVE YOU GOT?

93.

ILE MASZ CZASU? - HOW (a)   TIME HAVE YOU GOT?

94.

ILE MASZ PIENIĘDZY? - HOW (a)   MONEY HAVE YOU GOT?

95.

ILE MASZ KSIĄŻEK? - HOW (a)   BOOKS HAVE YOU GOT?

96.

MAM KILKA SAMOCHODÓW. - I HAVE (a)   CARS.

97.

MAM TROCHĘ PIENIĘDZY. - I HAVE (a)   MONEY

98.

MAM MAŁO KSIĄŻEK. - I HAVE (a)   BOOKS.

99.

MAM MAŁO PIENIĘDZY. - I HAVE (a)   MONEY.

100.

NIE MA DUŻO CUKRU. - THERE ISN'T (a)   SUGAR.

101.

WIELU LUDZI LUBI CUKIER. - (a)   PEOPLE LIKE SUGAR.

102.

CZY SĄ JAKIEŚ JABŁKA? - ARE THERE (a)   APPLES?

103.

NA BIURKU NIE MA ŻADNYCH OŁÓWKÓW.

THERE AREN'T (a)   PENCILS ON THE DESK.

104.

NIE MA ŻADNEGO CUKRU.

THERE IS (a)   SUGAR.

105.

There are a few ___________ in the bowl.

a)

cherrys

b)

cherries

c)

cherrs

106.

There are ... strawberries left.

a)

a few

b)

much

c)

little

107.

There are ... guests coming to lunch today.

a)

a little

b)

a lot of

c)

much

108.

I don't usually eat ... crisps. I don't like them.

a)

many

b)

much

c)

a little

109.

There's ... soup left.

a)

a little

b)

much

c)

a few

110.

You shouldn't have ... salt in your diet. It's bad for you.

a)

much

b)

many

c)

a little

111.

I haven't got __________pears.

a)

some

b)

a

c)

any

112.

I'd like ________water, please.

a)

a

b)

any

c)

some

113.

husband

(a)  

114.

wife

(a)  

115.

granddaughter

(a)  

116.

grandchildren

(a)  

117.

niece

(a)  

118.

nephew

(a)  

119.

mother-in-law

(a)  

120.

brother-in-law

(a)  

121.

marriage

(a)  

122.

divorced

(a)  

123.

step-father

(a)  

124.

classmate

(a)  

125.

colleague

(a)  

126.

fiancee

(a)  

127.

neighbour

(a)  

128.

flatmate

(a)  

129.

acquaintance

(a)  

130.

apologise

(a)  

131.

not mean it

(a)  

132.

not mind

(a)  

133.

hurt somebody's feeling

(a)  

134.

leave the house

(a)  

135.

happen

(a)  

136.

make it up to someone

(a)  

137.

Przeczytaj tekst. Brakuje 6 zdań. Podane są poniżej. Dopasuj brakujące zdania w luki.

We often prefer to spend our time with our friends. (2) ………………………


Friendship hasn’t changed a lot over time. Thousands of years ago, the Ancient Greeks thought that there were different types of friends. One was friends that are reliable and who will always help us.

a)

A Sometimes we even celebrate special occasions like birthdays with them instead of our families.

b)

F Nowadays, we have bigger circles of friends but they are the same types that the Ancient Greeks talked about.

c)

C I hadn’t heard people say that before, but it’s a very common phrase.

138.

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One was friends that are reliable and who will always help us. Another type was the friends who we have fun with – they might not be very reliable but we have a good time with them. (3) ……………………… This is a special friend who we have a lot in common with and feel close to and who will probably be a friend for life.

a)

A Sometimes we even celebrate special occasions like birthdays with them instead of our families.

b)

C I hadn’t heard people say that before, but it’s a very common phrase.

c)

D The last type was the ‘soul mate’.

139.

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(4) ……………………… We have friends who can help us with our homework. We have other friends who share the same interests as us and we have a good time with them. And we also have ‘soul mates’, who are often people we’ve grown up with. The difference is that our friendships change much faster.

a)

F Nowadays, we have bigger circles of friends but they are the same types that the Ancient Greeks talked about.

b)

E If you want to learn a language, you can find people in different countries to practise with.

c)

C I hadn’t heard people say that before, but it’s a very common phrase.

140.

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In the past our families were the most important people in our lives but that changed. (5) ……………………… We might also have to move away from our close friends. Then we have to find new ones and lots of younger people are starting to use the Internet for that.

a)

D The last type was the ‘soul mate’.

b)

B When families started to live in different cities and even countries, friends became more important.

c)

E If you want to learn a language, you can find people in different countries to practise with.

141.

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There are websites where you can find someone who likes doing the same things as you. For example, if you like running, you can find a friend who will go running with you. (6) ………………………

Changes in the way we live and the invention of modern technologies really do mean that friends are the family we choose ourselves.

a)

E If you want to learn a language, you can find people in different countries to practise with.

b)

F Nowadays, we have bigger circles of friends but they are the same types that the Ancient Greeks talked about.

c)

A Sometimes we even celebrate special occasions like birthdays with them instead of our families.

142.

W jaki sposób złożysz życzenia z okazji Bożego Narodzenia oraz Nowego Roku?

a)

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

b)

Happy Easter!

c)

Happy anniversary!

d)

Good luck!

143.

Jak nazywamy Wigilię?

a)

Christmas Day

b)

Easter

c)

Boxing Day

d)

Christmas Eve

144.

Boxing Day to...

a)

drugi dzień Świąt Bożego Narodzenia

b)

dzień patrona Wielkiej Brytanii

c)

pierwszy dzień Świąt Bożego Narodzenia

d)

Sylwester

145.

Quarter past three

a)

15:15

b)

1:15

c)

12:45

d)

1:30

146.

Half past two

a)

14:20

b)

3:55

c)

14:30

d)

15:05

147.

Ten to ten

a)

9:50

b)

9:15

c)

10:10

d)

10:20

148.

Five past six

a)

6:05

b)

5:06

c)

16:05

d)

15:06

149.

Half past ten

a)

10:30

b)

11:30

c)

12:30

d)

14:30

150.

Half past seven

a)

6:30

b)

10:30

c)

7:30

d)

12:30

151.
7:45
a)
It's quarter to seven.
b)
It's quarter to eight.
c)
It's quarter past eight.
152.

I start work ... 8' o clock.

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

153.

What do you usually do .... Saturdays?

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

154.

Are you going away ... the weekend?

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

155.

I'm going on holiday ... October

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

156.

Gdzie jest błąd?

a)

Emma was born on 1999.

b)

What do you do in Saturday evening?

c)

Where were you born in 2nd October?

d)

See you on Friday!

157.

Gdzie jest błąd?

a)

Lisa is going to the cinema on Sunday evening.

b)

I watch TV in the evening.

c)

I'm going to  Chris in Monday.

d)

I get up at five

o' clock at weekends.

158.

Karen was born on April.

a)

True 

b)

False

159.

My sister got married in May 

a)

True

b)

False

160.

I want to hang some pictures .... the wall.

a)

on

b)

into

c)

over

d)

with

161.

Keep your legs ...the table.

a)

under

b)

off

c)

on

d)

around

162.

The Earth goes .... the Sun.

a)

about

b)

over

c)

round

d)

from

163.

They are going ...... Zakopane for their winter holidays.

a)

in

b)

to

c)

into

d)

of

164.

Last night Kate went .... a restaurant.

a)

about

b)

under

c)

in

d)

to

165.

I don't like driving ..... night.

a)

at

b)

in

c)

with

d)

on

166.

Mozart was born in Salzburg ..... 1756.

a)

on

b)

in

c)

over

d)

at

167.

Will you be here .... the weekend?

a)

on

b)

for

c)

on

d)

at

168.

Tom and John arrived .... Monday.

a)

on

b)

in

c)

from

d)

out

169.

Do you work ..... Friday evenings?

a)

on

b)

at

c)

in

d)

round

170.

Write your name .... the top of the page.

a)

on

b)

at

c)

in

d)

under

171.

They are going .... France.

a)

with

b)

in

c)

to

d)

into

172.

He lives ...... Italy.

a)

under

b)

on

c)

in

d)

at

173.

We eat meat ..... a fork and knife.

a)

with

b)

at

c)

off

d)

from

174.

Be careful! Don't fall ...... the horse.

a)

of

b)

on

c)

off

d)

out

175.

... 12 o'clock

(a)  

176.

... a train

(a)  

177.

... the window (przy oknie)

(a)  

178.

... two months (za dwa miesiące)

(a)  

179.

... month (w tym miesiącu)

(a)  

180.

najpierw, przed czymś

(a)  

181.

równocześnie, w tym samym czasie

(a)  

182.

na lotnisku

(a)  

183.

Różnica pomiędzy while i during jest taka, że during stosowane jest zawsze z:

(a)  

184.

ponad godzinę

(a)  

185.

Nie stosuje się przyimka "to" z rzeczownikiem:

(a)  

186.

drogą lądową

(a)  

187.

aż do, nie później niż

(a)  

188.

w obrębie, w ciągu

(a)  

189.

przybyć do miejsca, budynku

a)

arrive in

b)

arrive at

190.

... the post office

(a)  

191.

Wskazywana czynność ma początek i koniec. Since czy for?

(a)  

192.

at times

(a)  

193.

... the afternoon

(a)  

194.

... Monday morning

(a)  

195.

... night (w nocy)

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

d)

by

196.

każdego roku

(a)  

197.

na wyspie

(a)  

198.

w samolocie

(a)  

199.

... the doctor's (u lekarza)

(a)  

200.

na uniwersytecie

(a)  

201.

przybyć do jakiegoś kraju/ miasta

(a)  

202.

naprzeciwko

(a)  

203.

w Boże Narodzenie

(a)  

204.

w średniowieczu

(a)  

205.

na piechotę

(a)  

206.

na światłach ulicznych

(a)  

207.

Wskazywany jest moment rozpoczęcia czynności. Since czy for?

(a)  

208.

o zachodzie słońca

(a)  

209.

w dzień Bożego Narodzenia

(a)  

210.

być w domu (od jakiegoś czasu)

(a)  

211.

przez

(a)  

212.

około godziny

(a)  

213.

What are they good ..................?

a)

in

b)

of

c)

at

214.

Sara is afraid .............. snakes.

a)

with

b)

at

c)

of

215.

Are you angry .............. me?

a)

on

b)

with

c)

for

216.

They aren't keen .............. sport

a)

in

b)

for

c)

on

217.

Is she worried ................... her marks?

a)

with

b)

about

c)

on

218.

Ben doesn't come ................. Germany

a)

in

b)

from

c)

with

219.

They often travel ............... plane.

a)

with

b)

by

c)

on

220.

She hasn't seen her cousins ....... two years.

a)

for

b)

since

c)

of

221.

We met in the centre .............. the city.

a)

in

b)

of

c)

from

222.

Parents are responsible ...... their children.

a)

on

b)

for

c)

with

223.

Tom is married ...... Kate.

a)

with

b)

to

c)

by

224.

This song was written ............ Adele.

a)

by

b)

with

c)

from

225.

How much is a packet ............. cereal?

a)

with

b)

of

c)

in

226.

Peter bought a book .......... his brother

a)

to

b)

for

c)

by

227.

We have been .............. London twice.

a)

in

b)

to

c)

on

228.

Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński is famous ................. his poems.

a)

for

b)

with

c)

from

229.

We are going to the concert ......... Monday.

a)

in

b)

on

c)

at

230.

The museum is open ............ 9.00 to 10.00

a)

from

b)

at

c)

with

231.

I was born .............. July

a)

in

b)

on

c)

at

232.

We don't go to school ............. the weekend.

a)

in

b)

on

c)

at

233.

Która godzina?

(a)  

234.

Która jest godzina?

(a)  

235.

nie zamierzać (czegoś)

(a)  

236.

nie przejmować się (czymś)

(a)  

237.

wynagrodzić coś komuś

(a)  

238.

ranić czyjeś uczucia

(a)  

239.

zdarzyć się

(a)  

240.

wybaczać

(a)  

241.

przepraszać

(a)  

242.

codzienne czynności

(a)  

243.

obchodzić

(a)  

244.

Uwielbiam

(a)  

245.

Pasjonuję się

(a)  

246.

Interesuję się

(a)  

247.

Jestem wielkim fanem (Jestem wielką fanką)

(a)  

248.

Lubię

(a)  

249.

bratanica

(a)