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 ENGLESKI JEZIK (JUNI 2019)
osim za profil ENGLESKI JEZIK, književnost, kultura

Part One

Read the text carefully, choose the correct answer, and mark it on your answer sheet:

I inherited my brother Greville’s life – his desk, his business, his horses, and his enemies, and it
nearly (1) ____________. I was 34 at the time, walking about on crutches due to an accident I’d had
while riding in a horse race at Cheltenham. (2) ____________ the half-ton of horse that had stumbled
over the fence after me, landing with its forefoot squarely on top of my boot, my career as a jockey
(3) ____________ continued just fine. Now I was (4) ____________ the fact that I was going to
miss (5) ____________ weeks of the racing season and maybe the chance of becoming champion again.
Friends encouraged me to think about the next season. (6) ____________, the mid-thirties were the be-
ginning of the end for jump jockeys and maybe my chance had gone.
I was (7) ____________, when I picked up the phone and found it was not just another friend calling
to say they were sorry. It was a hospital in Ipswich and a (8) ____________ Greville had been involved
in an accident, so I rushed there straight away. Alone in the room, on a high bed with wires and tubes all
over the place and his head turned slightly, (9) ____________ for visitors, my brother Greville was
(10) ____________ whether that intelligent, persistent, energetic man (11) ____________ he was dying.
We (12) ____________ together in a family unit because by the time I was born he was away
at university, building a life of his own. For years Greville was a semi-stranger (13) ____________ at
family gatherings. After a long birthday-and-Christmas card politeness, it was an unexpected train ride
at the age of 28 that (14) ____________ friends. I remember meeting him once after a particularly
nasty fall in a race I had won. We had drunk champagne and laughed, and as a result he had bought his
first horse. Greville absolutely refused (15) ____________ a steeplechase horse because he couldn’t
stomach the idea I might ride it and fall to my death. I had hoped that he might realise that I could (16)
____________.
Now I wished we (17) ____________ more time together, but there wasn’t (18) ____________
I could do. (19) ____________ that my problems were just beginning and that Greville hadn’t simply
been (20) ____________ the wrong time.
(adapted from: Straight by Dick Francis)

1. A had got me killed 5. A at least a few

B got me killed B at last few
C had killed me C at least few
D has killed me D at last a few

2. A If it weren’t 6. A Consequently
B Unless B Therefore
C Provided C However
D But for D Hence

3. A will have been 7. A lying on the sofa, killing time

B must have B laying on the sofa, missing time
C might have been C laying on the sofa, killing time
D would have D lying on the sofa, missing time

4. A finally excepting 8. A women’s voice told me

B reluctantly accepting B woman voice said
C ultimately expecting C female voice told
D hesitantly resigning D female voice said

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 9. A like he’s been waiting 15. A to owe
B as if waiting B owing
C as if waited C to own
D like waited D owning

10. A unconscientious, and I wondered 16. A look after myself, in time

B unconscious, and I wandered B care about myself, on time
C unconscious, and I wondered C look after myself, on time
D unconscientious, and I wandered D care about myself, in time

11. A does know 17. A had spent

B knew B would spend
C knows C have spent
D had been knowing D will spend

12. A have never lived 18. A something

B had never lived B nothing
C would never have lived C everything
D must never have lived D anything

13. A who I came across 19. A Little I knew

B which I came about B A little did I know
C who I came about C Little did I know
D which I came across D A little I knew

14. A has made us to become 20. A on the wrong place at

B had made us to become B in the wrong place in
C has made us become C on the wrong place in
D had made us become D in the wrong place at

Part Two

Choose the correct answer and mark it on your answer sheet:

21. Every day I _______ the bus to school, but today I _______.
A take / ’m walking
B am taking / walk
C ’m taking / am walking
D take / walk

22. I work _______ an engineer and my husband _______, too.

A like / works
B as / is
C like / does
D as / does

23. Let me give you _______ advice. If you’re travelling to _______ Philippines, don’t stay in
a hostel.

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 A some / -
B an / the
C some / the
D an / -

24. The _______ at this restaurant is very good. He is publishing a _______ book next year.
A chef / recipe
B chief / receipt
C chef / receipt
D chief / recipe

25. Ben thought for hours, but try as he _______, he _______ find the solution.
A would / was able to
B might / couldn’t
C would / couldn’t
D might / was able to

26. Nicholas suggested _______ the next flight to Chicago, but I’m not _______ flying on my own.
A me to take / use to
B I take / used to
C my taking / use to
D me to take / used to

27. Rebecca asked me where _______. I told her I lived _______ the corner of Maple and
Peach Street.
A do I live / at
B I lived / in
C do I live / on
D I lived / on

28. The deal, _______, has shocked everyone.

A that came in the black
B which came in the black
C which came out of the blue
D that came out of the blue

29. My flight was _______ and the food on the plane was _______.
A tired / disgusted
B tiring / disgusting
C tired / disgusting
D tiring / disgusted

30. A strange man went _______ me. _______ I heard a gunshot.

A past / Then
B passed / Then
C past / Than
D passed / Than

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31. There are cottages on _______ side of the river.
A both
B other
C either
D all

32. Let’s invite that cute friend of _______?

A hers, shall we
B her, will we
C hers, will we
D her, shall we

33. Don’t be afraid to _______ if he doesn’t treat you right. Your heart will _______ eventually.
A brake up / heel
B break up / heal
C brake up / heal
D break up / heel

34. My girlfriend _______ born _______ Christmas Day.

A is / on
B was / at
C is / at
D was / on

35. If I _______ anywhere, I _______ to a tropical island.

A went / will go
B could go / ’d go
C did go / will go
D could have gone / ’d go

36. Why do you object to _______ taken on? He’ll be an asset to the company.
A him be
B he be
C him being
D he being

37. The last time I _______ him was 10 years ago. We _______ in January 2009.
A have seen / met
B saw / have met
C have seen / have met
D saw / met

38. Unfortunately, the restaurant didn’t _______ our expectations.

A complete
B fill out
C go close to
D live up to

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39. David _______ driving for 10 hours by the time he _______ Rome.
A would have been / reaches
B will have been / will reach
C would have been / will reach
D will have been / reaches

40. You ______ Peter at work yesterday. He is away on a _______ holiday.

A can’t have seen / two weeks
B couldn’t see / two weeks
C can’t have seen / two-week
D couldn’t see / two-week

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 REŠENJE TESTA - ENGLESKI JEZIK (JUNI 2019)
osim za profil ENGLESKI JEZIK, književnost kultura

1. B 21. A
2. D 22. D
3. D 23. C
4. B 24. A
5. A 25. B
6. C 26. B
7. A 27. D
8. D 28. C
9. B 29. B
10. C 30. A
11. B 31. C
12. B 32. A
13. A 33. B
14. D 34. D
15. C 35. B
16. A 36. C
17. A 37. D
18. D 38. D
19. C 39. D
20. D 40. C

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