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24 Test Entrance 3
24 Test Entrance 3
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Do mezer 41 – 50 v textu doplňte vždy jen jedno slovo tak, aby byl text gramaticky i
významově správně. Slova napište do okének 41 až 50 záznamového archu.
It may be sad but (41) ________ isn’ t surprising to learn that the only birds most children recognise
these days (42) ________ the most popular ones, robins and woodpeckers. They don’t teach nature
studies (43) ________ school anymore. Primary schools now have science which is (44) ________
getting kids to draw spaceships landing on the moon. It is hard to come (45) ________ a class that
would be interested in (46) ________ birds look like.
They also miss (47) ________ on the music. And that’s why instead (48) ________ giving small children
picture books I send a CD called Songs of Garden Birds. There are 52 garden birds on the CD, from
black-headed gulls (49) ________ owls and, yes, robins and woodpeckers. Once the children have
memorised the basics, they can progress (50) ________ the next CD in the series, Dawn Choruses.
Přečtěte si následující definice 51 – 55 pro určitá slova. O jaké slovo se jedná? Je dáno počáteční
písmeno; počet čárek odpovídá počtu písmen ve slově. Slova napište do okének 51-55
záznamového archu.
52 A woman whose job is to bring the food to customers at their tables in a restaurant
w_______
53 A piece of clothing that is worn on the hand and wrist for warmth or protection
g____
a_________
55 A room or part of a building in which people work, especially sitting at tables with
computers, phones, etc.
o_____
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Přečtěte si text “‘Time-out’ Princes boost gap year travel”. Rozhodněte, zda jsou tvrzení 56 – 60
pravdivá („True“), nepravdivá („False“), či snad potřebné informace v článku chybí („Doesn’t
say“). Odpověď označte křížkem v záznamovém archu.
‘Time-out’ Princes boost gap year travel
More youngsters than ever will decide to delay their higher education this summer as 50,000 school
leavers begin a ‘gap year’ between A-levels and university. Students take a year out to travel the
world or to work to pay for their studies. Some observers suggest that the trend has been caused by
the ‘Princes’ effect’. Prince Harry is among school leavers taking a year out – to Australia. He follows
in the footsteps of his brother William, who travelled to Africa and Chile.
Tom Griffiths, the founder of gapyear.com, which specialises in gap year planning, said: ‘Three of the
most popular activities for a gap year are: earning money for university, work experience and helping
out in the community.’ For those who do not have anything to do during the year, he has started a
website service similar to the one matching students to university places. They can find out about
what opportunities exist worldwide. The list of options includes such activities as ‘Wild West’, a one-
month £775 course in learning to ride horses in Montana in the USA. Those who take a year out
spend an average of four months abroad, and typically spend £3000.
57 Students who take a year out want to see the world or earn some money.
58 The website gapyear.com helps students to find a place to live during their studies.
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