11a Oszt - Vizsga.2-4 Int.1-4 Matura

OSZTÁLYOZÓ VIZSGA 11.
ÉVFOLYAM
GRAMMAR
1 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Example: How many cups of tea do you have (have) every day?
1 Dave _______ (have) a shower at the moment. I’ll tell him you called.
2 She usually _________(go) to bed at 10 during the week.
3 I _______ (go) to the doctor’s at 4.30. I’ll see you at 5.00.
4 He _______ (play) on his computer since four o’clock.
5 _______ you ever _______ (drive) a sports car?
6 Sorry I’m late. _______ you _______ (wait) long?
7 1 She wouldn’t help you if she ________ (not want) to.
8 I ________ (buy) you a present if you are good.
2 Underline the correct word(s).

Example: She wants / is wanting to be alone at the moment.
1 My boyfriend drives more slowly / slowlier than I do.
2 He can’t / mustn’t be at home. His car isn’t there.
3 She is the prettier/ the prettiest girl in my class.
4 I’m afraid you can’t / shouldn’t speak to Mr Franks at the moment. He’s busy.
5 I drove my in-laws to the theatre last night so I must / had to clean my car.
6 My father is a / the taxi driver.
7 You shouldn’t / don’t have to eat so much salt. It isn’t good for you.
8 He writes more / most carefully than his sister does.
9 He doesn’t need / isn’t needing to do any work this evening.
10 She’s been working with us for / since 2004.
11 You don’t have to / mustn’t pay for museums in the UK as they are free.
12 The exam was easier than / as I thought.
13 The books are on / in the shelf.
14 I don’t want to go into / in that room.
15 We have our wedding anniversary at / on 8th January.
3 Complete the second sentence with two words so that it means the same as the first sentence.
Contracted forms, e.g. isn’t, count as one word.
Example: I’m not sure who it is. Perhaps it’s his wife.
I’m not sure who it is. It might be his wife.
1 It’s a good idea to warm up before doing exercise.
You _______ _______ up before doing exercise.
2 He has already asked her to marry him! He must love her.
He has already asked her to marry him! It _______ _______ love.
3 Jim won’t come out with us tonight. Perhaps he doesn’t have any money.
Jim won’t come out with us tonight. I suppose he _______ _______ have any money.
4 Have you got time to finish the work before Friday?
Will you be _______ _______ finish the work before Friday?
5 Going to the theatre is more expensive than going to the cinema.
Going to the cinema isn’t _______ _______ as going to the theatre.
6 We met years ago.
We _______ _______ each other for years.
7 When you drive it is the law to wear your seat belt.
You _______ _______ wear a seat belt when you drive.
8 This book isn’t as interesting as the last one.
This book is less _______ _______ the last one.
4 Choose a, b or c.
The headteacher took (1) ___________ class a day trip to the airport last week. A flight attendant was showing (2)
___________ the cockpit of a plane when (3) ___________ stumbled, fell on the controls, accidentally pressed some
buttons and (4) ___________ adventure began.
The plane started moving and soon (5) ___________ were flying. The flight attendant couldn’t believe (6)
___________ eyes! She kept screaming that (7) ___________ was responsible for the plane. Finally, after she had
calmed down, she managed to land the plane by (8) ___________, with the help of the air traffic controller. She’s a
pilot now.
The headteacher (9) ___________ was so scared that (10) ___________ couldn’t speak until after (11) ___________
had landed. Of course, he blamed (12) ___________ for everything. I told (13) ___________ that it wasn’t all (14)
___________ fault. After all, it was an accident.
Anyway, the other students enjoyed (15) ___________ very much on our great adventure. They thanked (16)
___________ for entertaining (17) ___________ .
1. a. me b. my c. mine 10. a. he b. he’s c. his

2. a. our b. each other c. us 11. a. we’re b. we c. us
3. a. myself b. I c. another 12. a. I b. myself c. me
4. a. ours b. our c. ourselves 13. a. him b. his c. he
5. a. we b. us c. our 14. a. one another b. me c. my
6. a. she b. her c. hers 15. a. their b. themselves c. them
7. a. herself b. she’s c. she 16. a. mine b. I c. me
8. a. her b. she c. herself 17. a. themselves b. other c. them
9. a. he b. him c. himself
VOCABULARY
1 Underline the odd word out.

Example: glass napkin knife eggs
1 baker manager hairdresser mechanic
2 tiring satisfying badly-paid stressful
3 messy brave caring cheerful
4 freckles ponytail height moustache
5 sociable charming sensible selfish
6 helmet van lorry motorbike
7 uncle nephew niece brother
8 trendy fashionable expensive second-hand
9 flip-flops socks boots sandals
10 text ring tone voice mail manners
11 save mortgage spend charge
2 Write the opposite of the adjective.

Example: lazy hard-working
1 responsible _______
2 honest _______
3 tiny _______
4 freezing _______
5 tidy _______
3 Underline the correct word.
Example: The journey took so long; I was really tired / tiring the next day.
1 Have you ever fallen asleep at the cinema because the film was bored / boring?
2 Have you ever been really disappointed / disappointing by a test result?
3 I am very excited / exciting about my trip to Japan.
4 I find the weather in the winter very depressed / depressing.
5 I have left my dictionary at home again! It’s so frustrated / frustrating.
4 Complete the words in the sentences.

Example: He’s very clever. He always knows the answers!
1 I think Chris is on the phone because the line’s e_______.
2 My new school has a great new football p_______.
3 Children go to k_____________ before they start school.
4 I’m so tired. The f_______ back from the USA was ten hours.
5 What’s the speed l_______ on this road?
6 I’m sure her hair used to be straight. Now it’s w_______.
7 Our plane is departing from g_______ 15.
8 The age g_______ between my sister and me is five years.
9 They live in the suburbs in a big d___________ house with a beautiful garden.
10 He has changed a lot in the last ten years. He is wearing glasses and grew a long b__________.
5 Complete the sentences with the correct word(s).

Example: I owe my dad £100.
borrow owe invest
1 When I decided to leave my job and travel, my parents thought I was _______.
mad ambitious moody
2 On special occasions my uncle always wears a_____________.
bow tie tights overcoat
3 He is totally depressed. After ten years he got (a) ___________.
pay rise promotion sacked
4 Did he apply _______ that job?
of to for
5 A lot of students look for a ___________ job to earn some extra money.
part-time steady dead-end
6 She’s a lovely child. She’s so _______.
affectionate moody aggressive
7 I’m sorry, I’m busy now. Can I _______ you back later?
leave dial call
8 When he’s twenty-one, he’s going to ________ money from his grandmother, who died last year.
invest inherit take out
READING
Read the text and tick (✓) A, B, or C.
Career Choices
I’m often asked the question ‘How did you become a journalist?’ You see, everybody expected me to follow in my father’s
footsteps and become a doctor. Well, during my last year of school I was given the opportunity to visit a career guidance
counsellor and I drove her crazy with my choices.
My first choice was a chocolate tester. Although my counsellor wasn’t very impressed, she got me the information. I discovered
that chocolate testers earn a lot of money, so I was sure I had found my dream job. However, when I found out that chocolate
testers don’t just sit around eating chocolate all day, I lost my enthusiasm. It seems that they are also brand managers, which
means they are involved in the marketing and promotion of the product. I finally decided against it when I realised a university
degree would be needed.
Next, I thought of becoming a football referee. I had loved football from a young age, but being a professional footballer was out
of question, as I couldn’t play very well. Anyway, it seems that referees must be able to run two and a half miles in less than
twelve minutes and they are required to take exams throughout their training. On top of that, only after many years of
experience – and if they are lucky – do they get the chance to referee big professional matches. So, my dreams of showing David
Beckham a red card was shattered.
Finally, I had this brilliant idea of becoming a dog stylist. That was after I realised how much money our dog stylist, Shirley, was
being paid every time we visited her with our Lhasa Apso, Philipo. However, once, while she was styling Philipo, I noticed that he
tried to bite her. ‘It happens all the time,’ she told me. As you can imagine, they really put me off.
To cut a long story short, all this research made me realise I had a gift for investigation, so by the end of the school year I had
decided to become a journalist.
1. Others thought that the writer would follow the career of another family member.
A. true B. false C. doesn’t say
2. The career guidance counsellor liked the writer’s ideas about possible careers.
3. The career guidance counsellor suggested the job of a chocolate tester.

4. The writer was under the impression that all chocolate testers do is try chocolates.
5. The writer does not have a university degree.

6. A number of factors made becoming a football referee difficult.

7. The writer was discouraged from becoming a dog stylist when he discovered that they don’t get paid well.
8. The writer enjoys working as a journalist.

LISTENING
1 Listen to Emily. Tick () A or B.

1 Emily has been to Mexico.
A True B False
2 Emily’s grandparents only ever went abroad once.
A True B False
3 Emily learnt about planes and pollution while she was watching the news.
A True B False
4 In the opinion of the reporter, fuel prices are too high.
A True B False
5 Emily thinks that the price of flying will go up in the future.
A True B False
2 Listen to five conversations. Tick () A, B, or C.

1 These days, Jack is _____.
A eating better B eating more fruit C eating takeaways
2 Once you know him, Harry is _____.
A confident B quiet C funny
3 Jenny has been living in Barcelona for _____.
A about two years B about three years C about four years
4 Rose thinks Tony’s shirt is _____.
A the wrong colour B too colourful C plain and boring
5 Sophie has been singing _____.
A for twenty years B since she got to York C since she was twenty
WRITING
Answer two of the questions and write about 70 words.

1 What features of character should your best friend have? Justify your opinion.
2 Describe your dream house.
3 What is your favourite way of travelling and why?
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OSZTÁLYOZÓ VIZSGA 11.

2 Underline the correct word(s).

1. a. me b. my c. mine 10. a. he b. he’s c. his

1 Underline the odd word out.

2 Write the opposite of the adjective.

4 Complete the words in the sentences.

5 Complete the sentences with the correct word(s).

3. The career guidance counsellor suggested the job of a chocolate tester.

5. The writer does not have a university degree.

6. A number of factors made becoming a football referee difficult.

8. The writer enjoys working as a journalist.

1 Listen to Emily. Tick () A or B.

2 Listen to five conversations. Tick () A, B, or C.

Answer two of the questions and write about 70 words.

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