BÉKÉS MEGYEI TUDÁSHÁZ ÉS KÖNYVTÁR. Országos angol nyelvi verseny 2008/2009. első (iskolai) forduló

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1 Kedves Versenyző Tanuló! Országos angol nyelvi verseny 2008/2009. első (iskolai) forduló Mielőtt hozzáfognál a feladatok megoldásához, pontosan töltsd ki az alábbi adatlapot. A forduló feladatainak megoldásához 1 óra 30 perc (90 perc) áll rendelkezésedre. Minden egyes feladatnál figyelmesen olvasd el az utasításokat! A feladatlap kitöltésekor használhatsz ceruzát és radírt, de ügyelj, hogy maradjon időd tollal átírni a végső megoldásokat! Áthúzott, átfestett, zárójelbe tett vagy vakart megoldásokat nem fogadunk el. A feladatok értelmezéséhez és megoldásához tanári segítséget ne kérj, szótárt ne használj! Az iskolai fordulóban elért eredményedről szaktanárodtól kapsz tájékoztatást. Jó munkát, eredményes versenyzést! A versenyző tölti ki NYOMTATOTT NAGYBETŰVEL KÉRJÜK KITÖLTENI Versenyző neve: Évfolyam/osztály: Megye: Iskola neve: Iskola címe, irányítószáma: Telefonszáma: Felkészítő tanár neve: A szaktanár tölti ki A tanuló iskolai fordulóban elért pontszáma: a szaktanár aláírása 1

2 1 Newspaper misprints Circle and correct the misprints in these extracts from newspapers. 1 Star Wars producer George Lucas was due to arrive in Hollywood for the ceremony, but his planet was late. 2 Owen scored two beautiful goats against Manchester United last night. 3 The phone box was vandalized twice in two days. The police were old, but they took no action. 4 First floor flat. Spacious living with large south-facing widow There was a running bottle between police and protestors in central London.. 2 Map reading Look at the map and answer the questions. 1 How many trips to the Americas did Columbus make? 2 On which trip did Columbus sail very far south? 3 In what year did Columbus make his last trip? 4 Which trip is shown by an unbroken line? 5 On which trip did Columbus go very far north? 6 In what direction did Columbus travel when he sailed from Spain to the Americas? 7 On which trip did Columbus come closest to South America? 3 Word building Use the word on the right to make a new word which fits in the sentence. 1 Come on! You can do it! There s no such word as... POSSIBLE 2 Judy is too... All I said was I didn t like her new hair colour, and now she won t speak SENSE to me. 3 I know Harry is physically... but he is a bit boring, isn t he? ATTRACT 4 Harrison Ford s... is the only good thing about this film. PERFORM 5 Bell developed the first telephone in Did he have any idea how important his would become? INVENT 2

3 New York a) Read the text. Put in the missing words. Use the words in the box below. protect part different legend island It was a completely sight in 1524 when the first European settlers came here: endless forests, fields, streams, rolling hills and small Indian villages. Those Europeans didn t settle in the area, because they went further to discover the New World. In people came from Holland and settled down on the of Manhattan, but they didn t call the village New York, they named it New Amsterdam. One of them called Peter Minuit went to the forest on the Northern tip of the island, and he met a group of Indians there. He wanted to buy the island and he gave them a pile of trinkets. As the says this was the cheapest bargain in history. The trinkets were worth of only $ 24. In twenty years New Amstredam had grown into a town of 1500 citizens. There was a wooden wall around it to the people and their houses from invaders. That s where the name of Wall Street comes from, the town ended at that of the island. In 1664, the British renamed the town after the Duke of York. b) Match the underlined words with their meaning and also give their Hungarian equivalent. Underlined word Meaning Small or worthless ornament or piece of jewellery. Something offered or bought at a low price. A narrow or pointed end. Hungarian meaning 5 Quiz questions Quiz champion Peter Leech is answering the quiz master s questions. Put in the missing words. Quiz master Peter 1 is Melbourne? It s in Australia. 2 centimetres are there in a A hundred thousand. kilometre? 3 did the Second World War end? In did Romeo love? Juliet. 5 is Sirius? It s a star. 6 is it from Los Angeles to San About 400 miles. Francisco? 7 are the Olympic Games held? Every four years. 8 of food is cheddar? It s cheese. 9 is a game of rugby? Eighty minutes. 3

4 10 first stepped on the moon? Neil Armstrong, wasn t it? 6 Which one? Only one of these expressions has a preposition. 1 I ll see you next Monday. 4 The exam s my birthday. 2 I m not free this Thursday. 5 Let s meet one weekend. 3 Tell me what time it starts. 6 She phoned this evening. 7 Blackbeard Treasure Read the text carefully. Reorder the paragraphs (1-3) and put in the missing words. sailed found told killed was buried disappeared know has gone knew knows hid dug up attacked could to fetch bank As the pirates _a)_ obviously not _b)_ their stolen gold, they _c)_ it. A famous pirate called Blackbeard, who operated the Spanish Main from 1690 to 1710, _d)_ his treasure somewhere on the coast of North Carolina. He then _ e)_ everyone who _f)_ where the treasure _g)_, and boasted Only the Devil and myself _h)_ the hiding place. In the 17th century Spanish ships _i)_ regularly to Central and South America _j)_ gold for the Spanish government. The ships were often _k)_ by pirates, who infested the Spanish Main (the sea area north-east of Central and South America). Perhaps the Devil _l)_ somebody, because it seems likely that Blackbeard s treasure was _m)_ on Christmas Day 1928, at a place called Plum Point in North Carolina. But the gold _n)_ again at once: nobody _o)_ who _p)_ it, or where it _q)_. a) f) k) p) b) g) l) q) c) h) m) d) i) n) e) j) o) 8 Matching Where would you see or hear the following things? Match the examples (1-10) with their places (a-j). 1 A table for five, please. 2 Cars left at owner s risk. 3 Yours sincerely, Ben Johnson 4

5 4 Visitors are requested to keep dogs on a lead. 5 Coming next on channel 5- the evening news. 6 PICNIC AREA 5 MILES 7 ENGAGED 9 MEMBERS ONLY 8 Please do not talk to the driver. 10 Drinks can be ordered for the interval. a) on a toilet door f) at the entrance to a club b) on the TV g) in a car park c) at the end of a formal letter h) at a theatre d) on a bus, near the driver s seat i) on a road e) in a restaurant j) in a park Where do you get to? Look at the map and follow the directions. Draw your route. When you come out of the station you turn right. Then you take the first left and keep straight on till you come to a T-junction. You turn right and keep straight on till you get to a crossroads, and then turn right again. 10 Joke time Put the verbs in brackets into a suitable form to complete the jokes. Then find the punchlines. Punchlines: a) Because nobody ever tells them anything. b) Very big footprints. c) When did what happen? d) For stopping. 1 What you if you cross an elephant and a mouse? (get) 2 What you that little medal for? For singing. (get) What you the big one for? 5 (get) 3 Why elephants never? (forget)

6 4 Doctor, I my memory. (lose) When this? (happen) Shop talk Who says these sentences? Write letter C for customer and A for shop assistant. 1 We can deliver it to your home if you wish. 2 No, thanks, I m just looking. 3 All right. I ll be back tomorrow then. 4 We ve just run out of them. 5 This is our latest model. 6 Shall I wrap it for you? 7 Let me show you how it works. 8 Which one do you recommend? 9 Thanks, your colleague is already taking care of us. 12 Where? Look at the plan and explain where things are. North BaNk Mary s Gift Shop Restaurant High Street Sports Shop Travel Agency Art Gallery 1 The bank is the gift shop. 2 The sports shop is the bank. 3 The travel agency is the sports shop and the art gallery. 4 The restaurant is the art gallery. 5 The gift shop is the bank and the restaurant. 6 The art gallery is the travel agency. 13 Agatha Christie Read the text. Mark the statements true (T) or false (F). 6

7 Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie is possibly the world s most famous detective story writer. She wrote 79 novels and several plays. Her sales outnumber those of William Shakespeare. However, behind her 4,680,000 words she was a painfully shy woman whose life was often lonely and unhappy. She was born in 1890 in Devon, the third child of Clarissa and Frederick Miller, and grew into a beautiful and sensitive girl with waist-length golden hair. She didn t go to school but was educated at home by her mother. Her father died when she was 11 and both she and her mother were grief-stricken. During World War 1, while she was working in a hospital dispensary, she learned about chemicals and poisons, which proved to be very useful to her in her later career. She wrote her first detective novel, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, in In it she introduced Hercule Poirot, the Belgian detective who appeared in many subsequent novels. Her other main detective was an elderly spinster called Miss Marple. 1 Agatha Christie was taught by her mother at home. 2 Agatha Christie s father died in Agatha Christie was unhappy because she was often in pain. 4 Agatha Christie didn t have any brothers or sisters. 5 Agatha Christie had long, blonde hair. 6 Agatha Christie wrote a total of 4,680,000 words in 79 novels and several plays. 7 Agatha Christie s writing sells better than William Shakespeare s. 8 Agatha Christie wrote her first detective novel when she was Agatha Christie learnt about poisons and chemicals when she was ill in hospital. 10 She used two main detectives in her novels. T F Total 7

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