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Angol Szintfe
Angol Szintfe
4. A) Have you made up your mind yet? B) Did you already make up your mind?
C) Have you made up your mind already? D) Had you already made up your mind?
16. The teacher asked the children ..... during the class.
A) why they were talking B) if why they were talking
C) why were they talking D) that why were they talking
19. I’m sorry I’m late. How long ..... for me?
A) do you wait B) did you wait
C) are you waiting D) have you been waiting
25. The Walkers’ boy, ..... is four, has just started to go to nursery school.
A) he B) – C) which D) who
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B) Szókincs. Válassza ki a helyes megoldást!
12. Why are you ..... your coat? It’s rather cold in here.
A) taking down B) taking of C) taking off D) taking
16. The policeman asked him ...... his driving licence was valid.
A) weather B) waiter C) whether D) water
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17. ‘How long have you been .....?’ ‘Oh, I was fired in January.’
A) employee B) unemployed C) employed D) unemployment
19. The play was so ..... that a lot of people left the theatre before it finished.
A) bored B) interested C) boring D) interesting
21. Two years ago he joined ..... the ‘Flying Dolphin’ club.
A) to B) – C) into D) in
C) Szövegértési-fordítási feladatok
Mrs Brown was tired after her day’s shopping in London, so she went into a restaurant for
a cup of tea before catching the train home. When she had ordered her tea, she suddenly re-
membered that she had to buy some medicine for her husband, who had a cough.
“Is there a chemist’s near here?” she asked the waiter.
“Yes, madam,” the waiter said, “it’s only about three minutes’ walk away. Turn right when
you go out of the restaurant, then take the second turning to the left. You’ll find a big
chemist’s about a hundred yards up the road on the right-hand side. It closes at five, but if you
hurry, you’ll just get there in time.”
Mrs Brown followed the waiter’s directions carefully and found the chemist’s shop with-
out any difficulty. She bought the cough mixture and started to make her way back to the
restaurant. But after she had walked for about ten minutes and there was still no sign of the
restaurant, she realised that she must have made a mistake.
“Oh! I am stupid!” said Mrs Brown. “I’ve left all my shopping in the restaurant, and now
I’m lost.”
She was still wondering what to do when a policeman came up and asked if he could help.
Mrs Brown explained what had happened.
“Well, first of all,” said the policeman, “we had better go back as far as the chemist’s.”
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“Now,” suggested the policeman, when they got to the chemist’s, “let’s go in this direc-
tion. It leads to the main road, where we shall probably find your restaurant.”
When they reached the main road, the policeman said:
“I think you’ll find the restaurant you are looking for along there, on the opposite side of
the road.”
Mrs Brown thanked the policeman for his help.
I can’t understand how I went wrong,” she said.
The policeman smiled.
“It’s quite easy,” he said, “to get lost in a big city like London.”
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D) Beszédhelyzetek. Hogyan reagál az alábbi helyzetekben? Jelölje be a helyes választ!
5. What is he like?
A) He likes apples and bananas. B) He’s tall and thin.
8. He enjoys dancing.
A) So do I. B) So I do.
15. What would you like for the main course, Sir?
A) I like the chicken. B) I’d like the chicken.
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17. Have a nice weekend.
A) You also. B) The same to you.
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A FELADATOK MEGOLDÁSA
A)
1 –C, 2–C, 3–D, 4–A, 5–A, 6–B, 7–A, 8–C, 9–D, 10–D, 11–A, 12–A, 13–C, 14–C, 15–A,
16–A, 17–D, 18–C, 19–D, 20–B, 21–C, 22–D, 23–C, 24–A, 25–D
B)
1–B, 2–C, 3–D, 4–A, 5–C, 6–C, 7–C, 8–B, 9–C, 10–A, 11–A, 12–C, 13–B, 14–C, 15–A,
16–C, 17–B, 18–D, 19–C, 20–B, 21–B, 22–A, 23–B, 24–C, 25–A
C)
1/A 3
1/B 3
1/C Még mindig nem lehetett látni az éttermet vagy ... nem tűnt fel/bukkant fel az étterem.
D)
1–A, 2–B, 3–B, 4–B, 5–B, 6–A, 7–B, 8–A, 9–A, 10–A, 11–B, 12–A, 13–A, 14–A, 15–B,
16–A, 17–B, 18–A, 19–A, 20–A, 21–A, 22–A, 23–A, 24–B, 25–A
A FELADATOK PONTOZÁSA