Poziom rozszerzony Imię i nazwisko
Unit Test 8A
Vocabulary Grammar
1 Complete the sentences with one word in each 4 Match the parts of speech in the box to the
gap. The first word of each word is given. underlined words in the text. There are two
1 I don’t like city b____________ so I decided to get extra parts of speech.
away for a weekend in the countryside.
preposition auxiliary verb modal verb
2 If you travel in low s____________, you can get adjective article pronoun adverb
bargains on flights and accommodation because
Online shopping
there are fewer tourists.
From travel tickets to TV sets, there’s bound to be
3 Get travel i____________ to protect yourself while 1
a ____________ website that sells just what you want.
you are on holiday.
The first step in your online journey is typing the name 2
4 P____________ holidays appeal to someone who of ____________ the product you want to buy into the
has little time to plan a trip or lacks the ability to search engine box. Then choose one of the websites
organise a holiday. and click on the link. Choose the product you are
5 If you get lost, ask anyone the w____________ to interested in purchasing and click ‘Add to the basket’. 3
the beach. Everyone knows it. You ____________ will be taken to your shopping
6 I’m sorry we don’t have any window seats left, so basket, where you choose ‘Checkout’. A new page will
we’ll have to give you an a____________ seat. open that displays a form for you to complete
4
carefully ____________ . If you are happy to make
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the payment, click ‘Proceed’. You should receive an
email confirming that your order 5 has ____________
2 Complete the sentences with the words from been received.
the box. There are two extra words.
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blend descend fasten jet miss recharge
swerve tailgate 5 Complete the sentences using the words from
1 Someone drove in front of us and we had to boxes A and B to make collocations.
____________ across the road.
A conduct earn keep set tell
2 Please ____________ your seat belts and prepare
B an eye a lie a living the scene a survey
for take-off.
3 It’s good to go on holiday and ____________ your 1 Can you ____________ on my bike while I go into
batteries. this shop for a minute?
4 When the free concert begins, crowds 2 We’d like to ____________ on teenager’s shopping
____________ on the square. habits with you.
5 You mustn’t ____________ . Leave plenty of room 3 I’m writing a book but it’s very difficult to
between your car and the car in front of you. ____________ at the beginning of the story.
6 My parents never dress like tourists because they 4 Would you like to ____________ as a journalist?
like to ____________ in with the locals. You have to work long hours, and evenings and
weekends.
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5 I didn’t ____________ to Laura. It was all true!
3 Translate the parts in brackets into English. ___ / 5
1 This is a ____________ (strefa ruchu pieszego) so
you can’t drive here.
2 Simon’s cut his hand. Do we have a
____________ (apteczka pierwszej pomocy)?
3 The black rhino is in serious danger because of
illegal ____________ (kłusownicy).
4 The hotel provides breakfast and dinner, but not
lunch, because it’s only ____________
(z częściowym wyżywieniem).
5 I’ve finally got my ____________ (prawo jazdy)!
Now I hope my parents let me use the car.
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Poziom rozszerzony Imię i nazwisko
Unit Test 8A
Use of English
6 Przeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi 7 Przeczytaj tekst. Uzupełnij każdą lukę (1–4)
wybierz właściwą, tak aby otrzymać logiczny i jednym wyrazem, tak aby powstał spójny i
gramatycznie poprawny tekst. logiczny tekst. Wymagana jest pełna
poprawność gramatyczna i ortograficzna
Travel with a purpose
wpisywanych wyrazów.
Before the pandemic, travel was in danger of becoming
I’d been dreaming for years of going round the world
an everyday experience. Flights on budget airlines
without flying. For a long time I had wanted to see just
meant that many formerly far-flung places became
how big the world is. In 1____________ of not being
within touching distance. For some privileged travellers,
wealthy at all, I was sure that it was possible to do,
tourism had become just a race to tick off experiences
using public transport and perhaps a little help from
and destinations. Many authors 1_______ a success of
people you meet on the way. Of course there is a risk
exploiting this trend. They produced hundreds of books
that I may 2____________ out of money but I am not
which suggested 2_______ the same ‘must see’ places
going alone. My friend Jacqueline is coming too. It all
all around the world. No sooner 3_______ on these lists
happened quite naturally. I was telling her one day why
than the waves of new visitors quickly destroyed any
I wanted to do it. When you go on a plane, not
original charm they may have had. 3
____________ is the journey easier but you can also
Now after so much time when many of us have not get a real shock when you arrive at your destination.
stepped further than our own doorstep, people are Everything can look completely different to your home
thinking more about why they want to visit a certain country, whereas in fact, the change is not such a
place. Just being 4_______ recommended by some dramatic one. In between, there is a gradual shift from
travel expert is no longer enough. The purpose of travel country to country. I had long wanted to see how this
has now become more important. This new way of develops as you cross the globe. Jacqueline was
travelling will be described as ‘deep’ travel. It will be excited by the idea and when I 4____________ the
about getting off the beaten 5_______ and looking for suggestion that we could go together, she jumped at
the things that make a place unique. It will be as much the chance. Now we’re into the planning stage but
about the smell of fresh spices in Turkey as it is about we’re not rushing anything. We aim to leave in two
rediscovering locally distinctive 6_______ . years’ time, not the following summer!
1 A did B had C made D took ___ / 4
2 A to visit B us visiting C visit D visiting
3 A had a place appeared B had appeared a place
C a place had appeared D appearing a place
4 A fully B highly C mostly D absolutely
5 A road B path C track D way
6 A courses B delicacies C groceries D plates
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Unit Test 8A
Listening
8 08 Usłyszysz dwukrotnie wypowiedź na
temat pewnego wydarzenia. Na podstawie
informacji zawartych w nagraniu uzupełnij luki
1–5 w notatce, tak aby jak najbardziej
precyzyjnie oddać sens wysłuchanego tekstu.
Luki należy uzupełnić w języku angielskim.
The ceremony for the People’s Choice Awards is held
every year. The awards are for the public’s favourite
movie and TV stars, singers, films and TV programmes.
The awards were originally decided by poll conducted
over 1____________________________________.
Today they are all decided by online voting due to a
partnership between the organisers and a popular
2
____________________________________.
In the past, many major stars have won awards
including Scarlett Johanson and Dwayne Johnson in
2021.
The winners are presented with a award that looks like
3
____________________________________.
The event takes place in Santa Monica, California in
4
____________________________________.
About 1,000 VIP guests attend each year although
there are some tickets available for the public. These
are free, but if you do wish to go, you must apply for the
tickets online and there is a restriction of
5
____________________________________ per
application.
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Unit Test 8A
Reading
9 Przeczytaj tekst. W zadaniach 1–5 z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu: A,
B, C albo D.
Unlike most Australians, who avoid the dangerous creatures that surround them, Steve Irwin was a man who loved the great
outdoors. He grew up at a small wildlife park which was opened by his parents when Steve was just eight. A couple of years
before, he had received an unusual birthday present of a four-metre python. Soon he was was catching crocodiles for the
park, which he would sometimes do by leaping into the water with them. It was almost like he was destined for a life in
wildlife, something which came in useful when he worked for the Queensland government as a crocodile trapper, removing
animals from populated areas. On occasions spending months alone in the desolate outback, Irwin excelled in the role and it
was often he who would trap the largest and most dangerous specimens.
In 1991, when his parents retired, he took over their business – now known as Australia Zoo – and developed it into a major
tourist attraction. In a documentary, Irwin said, ‘I’ve got animals so genetically inside me that there’s no way I could actually
be anything else.’ Thousands of visitors visited Australia Zoo to watch Irwin interact with the dangerous animals on show.
Getting up close and personal to the animals was not just about the public. Like most naturalists, Irwin preferred animals to
remain in their natural habitat. However, that was not always easy for animals like the larger crocodiles who were perceived
to present a public danger. To his mind, it was better to keep them in captivity than have them shot by hunters. However, life
in a zoo can become predictable for these creatures, so Irwin would introduce moments of ‘good’ stress into their lives by
placing himself in danger. The animals would usually respond well to these moments of excitement and be more content as
a result. However, in 2004 he went too far, cradling his baby son, Bob, in one arm while feeding a large crocodile with the
other. While Irwin apologised at the time, he later insisted that the boy had been in no danger.
Essentially, Irwin’s lifelong aim was to get people excited about animals. His argument was that if you can achieve that feat,
it becomes a lot easier to protect both wildlife and the habitats that they need to survive. It was this objective that contributed
indirectly to his tragic death. Filming a documentary on the ocean’s deadliest animals, he was diving when a stingray shot
poison into his heart. According to a witness, Irwin swam too close to it and this is likely to be the reason why he was
attacked. Stingrays use their long tails to deliver poison to their victim only when they feel threatened. The crew of his boat
called the emergency services and tried to save him as they rushed to a nearby island to meet a rescue helicopter, but
unfortunately he died at about noon local time at the age of just 44. He was believed to be only the third person ever killed
by a stingray in Australian waters.
1 Which of these activities did Irwin do last? D to prevent them from getting bored.
A He lived at a small wildlife park.
B He received a snake as a present. 4 Which is TRUE about Irwin’s death?
C He spent a lot of time alone. A He did not know that the stingray was dangerous.
D He started catching crocodiles. B A similar situation had never happened to anyone
2 The Australia Zoo before.
A failed to be popular. C Medical help did not come in time.
B hired Steve Irwin as an employee. D Nobody actually saw it happen.
C used to be a wildlife park. 5 What is the best title for this text?
D was founded by Steve Irwin. A A lifelong conservationist
3 Irwin did shows with the zoo animals B How Irwin made a fortune from wildlife
A just to entertain the public. C Australia’s greatest entertainer
B to demonstrate how dangerous they were. D Wild risks with deadly creatures
C to give them some regular exercise.
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Unit Test 8A
Wypowiedź pisemna
10 Wypowiedz się na poniższy temat. Wypowiedź powinna zawierać od 200 do 250 wyrazów i spełniać
wszystkie wymogi typowe dla formy wskazanej w poleceniu.
Co raz więcej młodych osób decyduje się na „backpacking”, czyli samodzielne wyjazdy z plecakiem do egzotycznych krajów.
Napisz rozprawkę, w której przedstawisz swoją opinię na ten temat, odnosząc się do zalet tego typu wyjazdów oraz ich
popularności.
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