MEGYEI ANGOL VERSENY (8. OSZTÁLY) 2018

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1 Név: Osztály: Iskola (ahonnan jöttél): Felkészítő tanár neve: Szeretettel köszöntünk a 106 éves Pécsi Janus Pannonius Gimnáziumban! MEGYEI ANGOL VERSENY (8. OSZTÁLY) 2018 Ellenőrizd, hogy a 7 oldal 10 feladattal maradéktalanul megvan-e! A feladatlapok kitöltéséhez csak tollat használhatsz. Ha bármit elrontanál, a javítást jelöld egyértelműen! Hibajavítót ne használj! Kérjük, hogy a munka megkezdése előtt figyelmesen olvasd el a feladatokat! A verseny időtartama 60 perc TASK 1. Change the top word into the word at the bottom. Each time you must change one letter only in the word before. Write the correct word in the ladder below. Look at the example below. (8p) e.g. 1. Go on foot. WALK 2. I want to TALK.to you about something. 3. Not short. 4. There s a big around the house. 5. Don t climb that tree. You might. 6. Your glass is empty. Shall I.it? 7..you be coming tomorrow?- No, I won t. 8. The shop is at the top of the. 9. The match is in the gymnastics I will be back in.an hour. 11. He wanted us to stop so he shouted HALT WALK 2. TALK HALT

2 2 TASK 2. Fill in the missing preposition in the following sentences. Use every preposition only once. Choose from the table below. There is an extra preposition you do not need. There is an example for you. (7p) OF ON FROM IN ABOUT TO WITH IN FOR e.g. I m interested in arts. 1. The cost of the ticket depends..how far you travel. 2. She accused me. reading her diary. 3. You should apologize being so rude. 4. I do not agree your suggestion about what to do. 5. He is always boasting. how good he is. 6. They borrowed thousands of pounds the bank. 7. I do not believe..going on diets. TASK 3. Complete the text by filling the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the box. (11p) (ever) knew ask come decide go have pay receive send sit telephone Pete (1) at home trying to think what present to buy for his grandmother s ninetieth birthday. Finally, he (2) to buy her a parrot because he thought it would be nice for her to have someone to talk to. Pete (3) to a pet shop and (4) for a parrot with large vocabulary. In the end he (5) 1000 pounds for a beautiful parrot and the shop assistant said it was the most talkative parrot she (6) Pete (7) the parrot to his grandmother and then (8) her on the day of her birthday to ask if she (9) it and if she liked it. Yes, she said It (10) this morning when I opened my cards and I (11) it for lunch. It was delicious!

3 3 TASK 4. Look at the words and pictures below. Find the words which mean the same in British and American English and write them in the correct box. There is an example below. (6p) 1.sidewalk 2. vest 3. flashlight 4. French fries 5. pants 6. baby carriage 7. pavement 8. cookies 9. pram 10.torch 11. trousers 12. chips 13. undershirt 14. biscuits e.g. pavement,sidewalk TASK 5. Look at the words below and decide if they are spelt correctly. If you think the word is correct, tick ( ) it. If you think it is incorrect, your task is to correct the misspelt words. Look at the example below. (8p) e.g. mysterious-.... tecnique-technique 1. psicology-. 2. accommodation cieling- 4. confortable- 5. risponsibility- 6. anonymous- 7. laughter- 8. parlament-..

4 TASK 6. Complete the famous story with the words from the table. Each line has to rhyme with the previous one. Look at the examples below. (16p) e.g. As soon as Wolf began to FEEL. That he would like a decent MEAL.., 1. He went and knocked on Grandma's.. 2. When Grandma opened it, she..., 3. The sharp white teeth, the horrid, 4. And Wolfie said, ``May I come.?'' 5. Poor Grandmamma was, 6. ``He's going to eat me up!'' she And she was absolutely.. 8. He ate her up in one big. 9. But Grandmamma was small and. 10. And Wolfie wailed, ``That's not..! 11. He ran around the kitchen,, 12. ``I've got to have a second!'' 13. Then added with a frightful., 14. ``I'm therefore going to wait right. 15. Till Little Miss Red Riding. BITE MEAL CRIED DOOR ENOUGH GRIN FEEL HELPING HERE HOOD IN LEER RIGHT SAW TERRIFIED TOUGH WOOD YELPING 16. Comes home from walking in the.''

5 5 TASK 7. Complete the spaces with the appropriate forms of do and make. (17p) Stan Slade-private eye My name s Slade, Stan Slade, private investigator. The story begins one Saturday morning in June. I hadn t been very busy. In fact, I d (1). only two jobs in a month. This big fat guy came into my office. He looked rich, very rich indeed-you know, fur coat big cigar. He threw 1000 dollars on the table. He said, That s for one week. You are working for me. Well, I don t usually (2) dollars in a month. What (3). you want me to (4).? I said. He sat down. This is an important job, Slade. I don t want you to (5). any mistakes, O.K.? I want you to (6). arrangements to follow my wife. Here s her photograph. She s much younger than me and-well, I want to know everything she (7)., everything! I want to know what time she gets up, when she (8). the beds, when she (9). the washing-up. I want every detail. Find out when she goes out, where she (10). the shopping and what she buys. I want to know when she (11). a phone call, and who she phones. Can you (12). that? Sure, I said. She won t know I m there. I won t (13). any noise. Right, said the big guy. By the way, can I (14). a suggestion? Sure, you re paying. I said. (15). sure she doesn t see you. She s got some nasty friends, and they could (16). a lot of trouble for you. The fat guy left the office. I looked at the photo he d given me, and the address. Well, I thought to myself, I suppose I should go out and (17). some work.

6 6 TASK 8. Look at the words from the AP family. Add a letter to the beginning of AP to make a word that fits the clues below. There is an example for you. (5p) e.g. SLAP You can do this with your fingers. It begins with letter s. 1. AP You do this to gifts. It begins with letter w 2. AP It is another word for hit. It begins with letter s. 3. AP It refers to a man. It begins with letter c. 4. AP After we watch a show, we do this. It begins with letter c. 5. AP Hunters can do this to a lion. It begins with letter t. TASK 9. Complete each pair of sentences with one word from the box. There is an example for you. (5p) FIT MISS FREE OWN SMART TRIP e.g. What do you do in your.free time? With this month s Film Focus magazine you get a free. poster of Leo di Caprio. 1. I d love to have my.bedroom. At the moment I share a room with my younger brother. Do you a pet or a dog? 2. My brother is very.. He exercises every day. Do those jeans..you? They look very small. 3. I arrived at the bust stop late this morning, but I didn t.the bus. Every time I try to hit the tennis ball with my racket, I.it. 4. That suits looks very.. My eyes really when people smoke near me. 5. There s a skateboard at the bottom of the stairs. Don t over it. I m going on a school to the zoo next week.

7 7 TASK 10. Read the passage and complete the spaces with: where/when/who/which/whose. (12p) The 5 th of November is a day (1). children all over Britain light bonfires and set off fireworks. They are remembering Guy Fawkes (2). attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament was unsuccessful in On November 4 th, Fawkes was found hiding in the cellars (3). lie beneath Parliament. There was also a large quantity of gunpowder (4). he intended to set off (5). the King opened the new session of Parliament next day. He was arrested, sentenced to death and hanged. There were several others in the plot, but Fawkes was the one (6). was caught and blamed. If he had succeeded, he would have killed the King, all of the Bishops, a large percentage of aristocracy and most of the Members of the Parliament. The cellars (7). Fawkes was captured are still searched before each opening of Parliament, and on the evening of November 4 th every year. November 5 th is known as Guy Fawkes Night, and a model of Fawkes is burned on bonfires. Unfortunately, November 5 th is also an evening (8). hospitals are very busy treating children (9). have been injured by fireworks. The fire brigade is also busy, putting out the fires (10). had been started accidentally. Some people believe that it is a festival (11). we should forget. There are now strict controls on shops (12). children buy fireworks, and television warnings about the dangers of fireworks. THIS IS THE END OF THE COMPETITION. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION!