KLUCZ DO TESTU GRAMATYKA 1 33/ 2009
1. B
2. A
3. D
4. B
5. D
6. C
7. B
8. A
9. A
10. D
11. C
12. A
13. C
14. B
15. C
16. D
KLUCZ DO TESTU SŁOWNICTWO
Uznajemy punkt tylko w przypadku bezbłędnej pisowni.
1. blades
2. ants
3. accessible
4. carriage
5. appreciated
6. committed
7. winged
8. sincere
9. musicians
10. permit
11. evergreen
12. herbal
13. lessen
14. thorough
15. width
16. fever
17. multiply
18. ordinary
19. quarter
20. crushed
21. decimal
22. rhythmically
23. hardens
24. uncontrollably
25. storage
26. principle
27. virtually
28. pronunciation
29. powered
30. worriedly
31. footsteps
32. commandments
KLUCZ DO TESTU CZYTANIE
1. D
3. B
4. A
5. B
7. D
8. B
10. C
12. D
13. B
14. A
KLUCZ DO TESTU LUK
W poniższym kluczu umieszczono jedynie wyrazy wykreślone z oryginalnego tekstu. Przy poprawianiu prac nie wymagamy oczywiście odtworzenia oryginału, zważając zamiast tego, aby zdania utworzone dzięki wpisaniu wyrazów w luki były całkowicie poprawne, zarówno pod względem gramatyki jak i treści całego tekstu.
1. at
2. rights
3. let
4. and
5. all
6. narrow
7. desk
8. back
9. square
10. behind
11. centre
12. of
13. predecessors
14. and
15. like
16. colleague
17. whose
18. back
19. the
20. have
21. rather
22. had
23. that
24. dropped
25. speed
26. prepared
27. country
28. decade
29. state
30. on
31. West
KLUCZ DO TESTU KULTURA
2. C
6. A
7. A
8. C
9. D
10. A
12. B
13. D
14. C
15. A
16. B
17. B
18. D
19. D
20. C
21. C
22. D
23. B
24. B
25. C
26. C
GRAMATYKA 2
Przyznajemy punkty lub połówki za fragmenty wyróżnione poniżej tą samą czcionką. Ocena oparta jest o kryterium pozytywne (forma najwłaściwsza), a nie jak na ogół w testach gramatycznych negatywne (brak błędu). W razie wątpliwości (nie wszystkie poprawne odpowiedzi da się przewidzieć) należy uzgadniać sposób oceny ze wszystkimi poprawiającymi ten test. Za rażący błąd w części nie wyróżnionej można odjąć pół punktu. Przy oznaczeniu 0 / 1 nie przyznajemy 1/2 pktu za częściowo poprawną odpowiedź.
PRONOUNS 0 / 1
1. Air conditioned homes are still rare and will remain so until 2020.
SIMPLE PRESENT 0 / 1
2. The bus that leaves the campus at 11.30 will get you to the terminal just on time for the check-in.
COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVE 0 / 1
3. What's worse, even the least aggressive dogs can sometimes bite, especially if their territorial security is threatened.
MODAL + PI 0 / 1
4. The nuclear power plant, which would have undoubtedly ruined the local/.../ was never started. roads were improved.
OBJECT CLAUSE 0 / 1
5. ...to know how the boss eventually realized how many days or even weeks it could take to recover...
SEQUENCE OF TENSES 0 / 1
6. Fearing there might be /.../ I decided I would eject only if I had missed the runway on the final descent.
PRONOUN 0 / 1
7. If only we knew more about each other's/ one another's/ religious beliefs, the world would be a nicer place.
PRESENT PERFECT 0 / 1
8. The fact is, since shifting to Vista, we haven't been able to use our Photoshop programmes.
DETERMINER 0 / 1
9. .....because if every tenth or, say, every twentieth person who reads this decides to send a donation,/.../ would be enormous.
ARTICLE / NOUN 0 / 1
10. I think [0]black people /blacks in America do not realize to what extent [0] modern Europeans see a person’s name and place of birth as determining who they/you/ are.
PROGRESSIVE 0 / 1
11. ......what we're being told about what happened to the clients of banks is true.
CONDITIONAL + VERB PATTERN 1/2 + 1/2
12. ... he will quickly check the entire heating system in the building on condition no tenant objects to him/his doing so.
CONJUNCTION & INVERSION 0 / 1
13. Hardly had last year's nominations been announced than/ when the phone/.../ started ringing.
RELATIVE CLAUSE 0 / 1
14. ...needs that led to innovations without which we cannot imagine modern times: the telephone,...
VERB PATTERN 0 / 1/2 / 1
15. Our aim is to have all our designs patented because it's the best way to prevent them/ their being stolen.
CONDITIONAL 0 / 1
16. We would be much more comfortable now if our banks had not given loans to people who couldn't repay them.
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