Subiecte Oral

EXAMEN DE DIFERENTA PENTRU DISCIPLINA LIMBA ENGLEZA- CLASA aVII- a
SESIUNEA SEPTEMBRIE 2014

PROBA ORAL
Bilet 1
I. Read the text aloud.
II. Answer the following questions after reading the text:
1. What is the text about ?

2. How is the music of the 1950s and 1960s characterized ?
3. Who was Elvis Priesley ?
4. What kind of music do you like ?
Back in the 1950s and 1960s, the big sound in music was a blend of warm voices and steady rhythms.
In time, Californian beach sound drifted away and soon it became popular throughout the world. Groups
like the Beach Boys and Jan and Dean created an easy summer feeling completed with the roar of the
surf. The carefree and sentimental lyrics and the pleasant harmony were the background of the happy
mood that covered the world of music in that period. Little by little, the rhythm changed and Elvis
Priesley was the one that combined soul with rock.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 2

2. What is sold, in the authors opinion ?
3. Replace the word commercial with a synonym.
4. What is your opinion on commercials?
Advertisers use many interesting techniques to promote their products. Consider mans cologne for
example. The commercial that advertises it may tell you very little about the cologne. Instead, your
attention is focused on all the women who are chasing after the lucky man wearing the cologne. The
product is not what is being sold. You, the consumers, are being sold! Whenever you watch television, or
listen to the radio you are tempted by luring images and sounds. The message is simply this: if you buy
the product, you will be irresistible to women, or your cake will be delicious or you will look like a movie
star. Think about it!
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 3
II. Answer the following questions after reading the text :

2. What is junk food ?
3. What does the author find surprising ?
4. Do you often eat junk food ?
In todays last moving world, people have less and less time to spend eating and cooking. This is
probably why junk food has become so popular.
But junk food is not the best thing for your health because it is high saturated fat, which has been
associated with a greater risk of cancer. The best advice then for those who cannot live without their
hamburger and chocolate bars is to limit the amount of junk food they eat.
Another alarming thing about peoples lifestyles today is that while the amount of junk food has
increased, the amount of exercise we do has actually decreased.
Even though people nowadays are more aware of the importance of exercise and a healthy diet
than they were a few years ago, the new unhealthy way of life is surprisingly popular. Researchers show
that the new generation will suffer from heart and liver diseases.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 4

2. Are the children English or American ?
3. Replace the word made safe again with a synonym.
4. Do you have many friends ?
Another afternoon there was a domestic mix-up: I was supposed to be going to Salisbury with my
parents after lunch, but something happened and we stayed at home. I climbed up into the tree house,
which my father had made safe again, and called at the top of my voice over the orchard into Claires
parents walled garden. She was outside and heard me and did a Red Indian whoop. Tell Alan! I cried to
her. Claire whooped and shouted Alan! in the other direction, but her voice wouldnt have been strong
enough to carry that extra distance. I think I knew that when I asked her. Id never tried these jungle calls
before (the information came from Alan, watching Johnny Weissmuller on television). But I understood
straight away what the significance of this novel method of communication was, that the weakness of
Claires voice gave me an excellent means of excluding Alan any time I didnt want him.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 5
II.Answer the following questions after reading the text:

2. Replace the word decline with a synonym ?
3. When do you think the action takes place ?
4. Have you ever been abroad ? Where? What place was your favourite?
A middle-aged man, with some distinction in his features and a dignified manner, was
standing beside me, speaking to me. They tread so softly, so used are they to the terrain and the
mountains, that you dont hear them approach. In good English not at all with an Indian accent
he asked if I wouldnt prefer to leave the coach here and rejoin it on its return journey in the
late afternoon, and he would guide me up the mountains, or wherever in the area I would like to
go. I thanked him for his offer but declined.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 6
1. What does the text talk about ?

2. What do children of all ages need ?
3. What are the effects of belonging to a group ?
4. Why do you think youngsters may prefer to wear baggy trousers and leather jackets ?
Children of all ages need to feel accepted by their age groups. It is not uncommon for people to act in
special way in order to make a group accept and like them. For example, if the group wears baggy
trousers and leather jackets, youngsters who want to be in will dress in those styles. Or if a rude
behaviour is the style of one group, a child who wants to belong to the group may speak rudely. It is
strange how young people react to their generation pressure. The need to belong may have both positive
and negative effects. Do you agree ?
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EXAMEN DE DIFERENTA PENTRU DISCIPLINA LIMBA ENGLEZA- CLASA aVIII- a
PROBA ORAL
Bilet 1
1. What does the text describes ?

2. What are the authors feelings ?
3. Paraphrase the word gradually.
4. Give your opinion on pets.
From all the dogs roaming the world, unwanted, unloved, I had to give my affection to a half-bred
dingo, the wild dog of the Australian outback. This bitch that became mine, gradually digging her way
into my heart with her natural skill and loving ways, was no beauty, except in my eyes. She was lop-
eared, long-legged, her fur hard, yellow from her dingo and kelpie forebears, this last breed being the
sheep dog reared on so many sheep stations for their working strain. Her golden eyes were her one
redeeming feature; their shining depth showed a fine intelligence. As a pup she displayed no sign of the
killer instinct of the dingo, the reason they are hated, hunted, trapped and poisoned on the big cattle and
sheep stations.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 2

2. What did parents complain about ?
3. What was the cause of this ?
4. Do you agree with the last sentence in the text ?
A few years ago it was fashionable to speak of a generation gap, a division between young people and
their elders. Parents complained that children did not show them respect and obedience, while children
complained that their parents did not understand them at all. What had gone wrong? One important cause
of the generation gap is the opportunity that young people have to choose their own life-style. In more
traditional societies, where children grow up, they are expected to live in the same area and in the same
style with their parents. But now the old and the young seem to live in two different worlds.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 3
1. What does the text contrast ?

2. What are the advantages of supermarkets ?
3. What are the advantages of small shops ?
4. Do you like shopping in a supermarket ? Why?
In the past few years a lot of small shops have been forced to close down because of the changes
in public shopping habits and the increasing popularity of supermarkets.
We cannot deny that supermarkets have certain advantages. Firstly, they offer a wide variety of
goods at low prices. Furthermore, they create jobs for a great number of people thus helping to reduce
unemployment. In addition to this they are ideal for those shoppers who do not have time to visit more
than one shop in order to do their weekly shopping.
On the other hand, small local shops offer certain benefits that supermarkets will never be able to
do. Small shops are ideal for emergency shopping, generally stay open later than supermarkets and offer
friendly service.
In conclusion, it is time we really started to make an effort to save our small shops before it is too
late.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 4

2. What is junk food ?
3. What does the author find surprising ?
4. Do you often eat junk food ?
In todays last moving world, people have less and less time to spend eating and cooking. This is
probably why junk food has become so popular.
But junk food is not the best thing for your health because it is high saturated fat, which has been
associated with a greater risk of cancer. The best advice then for those who cannot live without their
hamburger and chocolate bars is to limit the amount of junk food they eat.
Another alarming thing about peoples lifestyles today is that while the amount of junk food has
increased, the amount of exercise we do has actually decreased.
Even though people nowadays are more aware of the importance of exercise and a healthy diet
than they were a few years ago, the new unhealthy way of life is surprisingly popular. Researchers show
that the new generation will suffer from heart and liver diseases.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 5

2. How did Renwick indicate he was a busy man ?
3. Replace the word count with a synonym.
4. Are you a polite person ?How?
Renwick counted himself a polite man. Lately, however, he had given in to this habit, common to
persons of consequence in the city, of glancing at his watch and often while people were actually talking
to him. He believed that he was indicating in the politest possible way that he was a very busy man, that
even in summer his time was limited. But as the habit grew not only visitors but even friends began to see
the wrist shoot out, no longer surreptitiously but very openly. Those who still hung around after that had
only themselves to blame.
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PROBA ORAL
Bilet 6

2. Are the children English or American ?
3. Replace the word made safe again with a synonym.
4. Do you have many friends ?Talk about them.
Another afternoon there was a domestic mix-up: I was supposed to be going to Salisbury with my
parents after lunch, but something happened and we stayed at home. I climbed up into the tree house,
which my father had made safe again, and called at the top of my voice over the orchard into Claires
parents walled garden. She was outside and heard me and did a Red Indian whoop. Tell Alan! I cried to
her. Claire whooped and shouted Alan! in the other direction, but her voice wouldnt have been strong
enough to carry that extra distance. I think I knew that when I asked her. Id never tried these jungle calls
before (the information came from Alan, watching Johnny Weissmuller on television). But I understood
straight away what the significance of this novel method of communication was, that the weakness of
Claires voice gave me an excellent means of excluding Alan any time I didnt want him.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 1
SUBIECTUL I
Fill each of the following blanks with only one suitable word:
One day news came (1) Robin Hoods men in the greenwood (2) their bitter enemy, the
Sheriff of Nottingham, was ...(3) to hold an archery contest (4) the market square (5) that town. The
prize was to (6) a silver arrow, and all the...(7) archers in England intended to compete (8) it. Some
(9) Robin Hoods men said that it (10) be too dangerous (11) venture into Nottingham, when
(12) town would be (13) busy and many of the Sheriffs soldiers would be (14) guard. But Robin
laughed (15) their fears and replied, I think we (16) bring home (17) arrow to my wife, Marian.
.(18) the day of the contest, Robin marched ..(19) Nottingham accompanied .(20) seven
men dressed in Lincoln green.
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your best friend. Use about 100 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 2
SUBIECTUL I
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your summer holiday. Use about 100 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 3
SUBIECTUL I
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your hobbies. Use about 100 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 4
SUBIECTUL I
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your favourite wild animal. Use about 100 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 5
SUBIECTUL I
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your last Christmas. Use about 100 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 6
SUBIECTUL I
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your favourite film. Use about 100 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 7
SUBIECTUL I
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your favourite actor/ actress/ singer/band. Use about 100 words.
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Answer sheet
Subiectul 1
1-to
2-that
3- determined/about/
4-in
5-from
6-win
7-good
8-for
9-of
10-would
11-to
12-the
13-so
14-on
15-at
16-should
17-that
18-on
19-in
20-by
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 1
SUBIECTUL I
In each of the following sentences there is one error. Identify it and correct it:
1.He assured me he felt enough comfortable

2.The news are good.
3.In the contrary, he agreed to my suggestion.
4.Are you hearing the same sound now?
5.Tom didnt go to the school yesterday.
6.Do you believe my?
7.The bus drove past the people without stoping.
8.I dont know what do you mean.
9.The more you eat, the fattest you get.
SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your favourite actor/ actress/ singer/band. Use about 150 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 2
SUBIECTUL I

SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your favourite film. Use about 150 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 3
SUBIECTUL I

SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your last Christmas. Use about 150 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 4
SUBIECTUL I

SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your favourite wild animal. Use about 150 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 5
SUBIECTUL I

SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your hobbies. Use about 150 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 6
SUBIECTUL I

SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your best friend. Use about 150 words.
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PROBA SCRISA
Bilet 7
SUBIECTUL I

SUBIECTUL II
Write a composition about your favourite season. Use about 150 words.
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Answer sheet
Subiectul I
1. . - He assured me he felt confortable enough

2. . - The news is good
3. - On contrary, he agreed to my suggestion.
4. - Do you hear the same sound now?
5. - Tom didnt go to school yesterday.
6. - Do you believe me?
7. - The bus drove past the people without stopping.
8. I dont know what you mean.
9. - The more you eat the fatter you get.
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BORDEROU PROBA SCRISA- SUB. II
CLS.VII-VIII
PUNCTE DIN OFICIU- 5

INDEPLINIREA SARCINII DE LUCRU-5
VOCABULAR-5
GRAMATICA-5
REDACTARE-5
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Bilet 3
Answer the following questions after reading the text :

2. What is the most important change mentioned here ?
3. Replace the word mend with a synonym.
4. Do you agree with the idea of the text ?
Many changes are taking place in the way in which men and women look at their roles in society. It is
no longer unusual to find a male nurse or a female builder or worker. Perhaps the greatest change that has
taken place in the family is in the parents attitude toward bringing up children. No longer do we insist
that little boys play with trucks and grow up to be doctors, while little girls play with dolls and grow up to
be housewives. Changes like these do not occur overnight or even in a few years because they involve
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fundamental changes in attitude and behaviour. The future adults must use the computer, mend a car, cook
dinner, or take care of a baby irrespective of their sex.
Bilet 10
Answer the following questions after reading the text:
1. What was Renwick asked to do ?

2. Did he accept ?
3. Replace the words set foot with a synonym.
4. Do you like taking visitors around your town ?
Later, however, he was asked if he would help a friend out with four visitors who had been staying in
the city and, with little warning, were to land on him for twelve hours. The friend had to be out of town
on the evening of that day. Could Renwick possibly take them round for half an hour or so ? Yes, he could
do that. When the time came they turned out to be two middle-aged couples from the south who had not
set foot in the city before this visit.
Bilet 11

2. How many people are mentioned in the text ?
3. Replace the world handed with a synonym.
4. What do you think is the relationship between the people in the house ?
I crossed the road and watched the windows from behind another tree. The lights went on in a room
in one of the middle floors. She walked over the balcony doors and looked out. He was pouring drinks at
the sideboard: I could just see the tops of an armada of bottles. He handed her a glass and she took it
without looking at him. Maybe he put music on because she started moving her hips. She was still
watching the length of the street. Could she have seen me ? But if she was hoping for another look to
confirm it really had been me, she gave up soon enough. She pivoted on her high heels, swinging round in
her skills to give herself to whatever domestic life they lived now like tamed savages in the quiet heart of
Chelsea.
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Bilet 12

2. What are the children building ?
3. Can you estimate the childrens age ?
4. Have you ever played like this with your friends ?
It took a few days to build. It also gave Alan unlicensed access to my garden. At the weekend my
father found us lenghts of wood he hammered together to make a platform, with four more planks for a
balustrade on each side. (Banging away, he told us there was a tradition of having bedrooms upstairs in
houses because our ancestors, the cavemen, used to make their sleeping places in trees to be safe from
predators. Animals? I asked him. Yes. Or humans, he said. Claire contributed some lopped branches
from a pine tree in the vicarage garden: they still had their needles attached, and Alan without discussing
it arranged them to make a chalet-style roof to give us shade. My father knotted some chandlers cable-
rope to one of the other branches. Then it was more or less complete and ready.
Bilet 15

2. How do you think the speaker is feeling ?
3. Do you think the people in the village have an easy life ?
4. Have you ever been hospitalised ?
Somehow I felt it impossible - too discourteous to a fellow human being to walk away from
him. Besides, he might have followed me, though I didnt believe he would have done. And
where could I have gone ? Only up or down the village street, the street that was his village, his
home. In my mind I urged the coach driver to sound his horn to indicate that that we should all
return to the vehicle, that it was about to move off and on to Gulmarg.
In a still, quiet voice as if he was confinding in me he began to talk again. Last year my
wife died and was left to bring up our three children. For six months one of them was in
hospital, with a badly injured leg. He paused, before going on. There is hardly any work here,
in Tangmarg.
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2. How do you think the author is feeling ?
3. Why do you think he has this feeling ?
4. Have you ever felt like this ?
Six hours later the coach returned. Id prayed that it wouldnt halt at Tangmarg but it did, as in the
morning on the way up. During the day, walking miles in the relentless and joyous air of the mountains, I
found that my encounter with the man at Tangmarg kept coming back to me, nagged and fretted at the
edges of my mind. Because I hadnt provided him whit work, even for a short period of time, an hour or
two, he had no money and therefore couldnt buy rice for his children and himself. On the other hand, so I
tried to rationalize, I was hardly the only person he could have asked. There had been thirty or forty
coaches at Gulmarg, and they all must have stopped at Tangmarg in the morning on the upward climb. I
didnt owe the man a living, or no more than anyone else did. I wasnt his keeper.
Bilet 17

2. What time of the day is it ?
3. Does Diana live together with her son ?
4. How do you feel about being late ?
Diana stood at the barrier and watched the train disappearing from view. Disconsolately she turned
away. She had missed it by seconds and she hated being late at the office. Then she thought of the letter in
her bag. It was from her son, Stephen. She had longed to open it before she left the house, but there was
not time. Now she could read it over and over again in that long wait before the next train.
Hugging the thought to herself, she went over to the form opposite the barrier. A young girl,
already sitting there, made room for her. Diana had a confused impression of gleaming spectacles and a
moon-shaped, anxious face.
Bilet 18

2. What kind of individuals do people admire ?
3. When does the cowboy leave the town ?
4. Who does a cowboy fight ?
In the Western movie, which comes out of many legends of the American West, a typical figure is
the lonesome cowboy. He wanders into a town and straightens out its troubles. Then the strong and
independent hero rides off in the sunset alone. Americans like this image in their films because they are
highly independent and individualism counts a great deal with them. An individual, who is able to correct
the evils of the world, or of a small town, is someone to admire. He fights the evil, helps the people in
need, and is always, ready to save someone.
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1. What does the text speak about ?
2. What attracts people to the theatre today ?
3. On which days are theatres full ?
4. What kept people at home in the past ?
For many years people would rather stay at home and watch television rather than go to
the movies. The new science fiction, war, romance and spy thrillers have brought people back to
the theatres. Once again, on Friday and Saturday nights audiences stand in long lines, buying
tickets, and laughing and crying over new creations. The habit of going to theatres is making a
big coming back today. The theatre fascinates the audience because people can see the actors in
flesh and blood and live the life of the characters. You cannot forget the atmosphere of the
theatre hall, the curtain rising and the applause at the end of the performance.
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Bilet 21

2. What does the modernization of agriculture mean ?
3. Why isnt everyone happy with the modernization of agriculture ?
4. How are fruits and vegetables grown today ?
Visiting a supermarket is like taking a trip around the world. Over here is a mountain of oranges from
sunny Israel. Over there are heads of lettuce from Turkey and wonderful vegetables from Romania. The
frozen fish comes all the way from various oceans of the world, the mustard from France and the chicken
from the States. What happened to the old farm where you could find almost all of these things ? People
still think that it was better old way, but there is no way back. It seems as if it is on the verge of
disappearing and of being replaced by the huge supermarket.
Bilet 22

2. What has business lost sight of ?
3. Why are some companies criticized ?
4. What do you think is meant by the Christmas spirit ?
Christmas is the season of goodwill but often it seems that business has lost sight of this in its
pursuit of profit. Nowadays, many merely look at Christmas as an opportunity to make more money.
Nothing wrong with that, of course, but those who got too far may appear selfish, miserable and dull.
As Christmas becomes more and more commercialized, it cannot, surely, be long before
consumer affairs programmes expose companies for being especially greedy at Christmas and ruining the
Christmas spirit. It is, after all, absurd that, on the other hand, they want everyone to be generous and give
expensive presents, and yet, on the other hand, they themselves forget to be charitable.
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Bilet 23

2. Which country grows wonderful vegetables ?
3. Why is the old farm mentioned in the text ?
4. What is it like to visit a supermarket ?
As a result of the modernization of agriculture, the farm of today looks a lot like a factory. Not
everyone is happy with the changes that have taken place on the farm. Some people say that the eggs that
come from farm-factory chickens lack the flavor of the old-fashioned kind. Fruits and vegetables are no
longer grown for flavor but for their ability to stand mechanical harvesting. The choice between old-
fashioned flavor and modern abundance is not an easy one to make. Many people would rather keep to
the old fashion, while others prefer the new ways.
Bilet 24
1. What is the main idea of the text ?

2. How many teenagers did the survey include ?
3. What has encouraged a cautious attitude to money ?
4. How much money do teenagers generally save ?
Teenagers do not spend as much money as their parents suspect- at least not according to the findings
on a recent survey. The survey included three hundred teenagers, 13-17 years old, from all over Britain.
Worry about debt is increasing among teenagers. Therefore the majority of children make an effort to save
for the future. Greater access to cash among teenagers does not mean that they are irresponsible as a
result. The economic recession seems to have encouraged cautious attitudes to money even in the case of
children at these ages. Instead of wasting what pocket money they have on sweets or magazines, the
teenagers who took part in the survey seem to respond to the situation by saving more than half of their
cash.
Bilet 25

2. When was the first traffic signal invented ?
3. When were the first automatic signals installed ?
4. Why do you think modern traffic lights are an American invention ?
The first traffic signal was invented by an engineer and was installed in London in 1868. It looked
like any railway signal of the time and was operated by gas. However, it exploded and killed a policeman,
and the accident discouraged further development until cars became common.
Modern traffic lights are an American invention. Red-green systems were installed in Cleveland in the
1914. three-colour systems operated by hand from a tower in the middle of the street were installed in
New York in 1918. the first lights of this type to appear in Britain were in London in 1925. Automatic
signals were installed a year later. In the past, traffic lights were rare. In New York, some lights had a
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statue on top. In Los Angeles, when lights changed they used to ring bells to wake the sleeping motorists.
These lights have been replaced by models that are universally adopted.
Bilet 26

2. How long do the Chinese New Year festivities last ?
3. What are the Chinese children offered on New Year ?
4. What is the dragon parade ?
The Chinese New Year festivities are held at the end of January or the beginning of February for a
period of one month. During this time, Chinese people celebrate the end of the winter season.
Preparations begin in December when shops are crowded with people buying gifts. Buying new shoes
is extremely important because it is believed that if you walk in old shoes on New Years day you will
have bad luck.
Gifts are offered at midnight. Children traditionally receive coins in red envelopes. For the next two
weeks, all shops are closed as people enjoy visiting friends and relatives.
The final and most impressive event is the Lantern Festival. Colourful lanterns are hung outside home
and a dragon parade takes place. The dragon is very long, made of paper and painted in bright colours.
The parade winds through the streets as crowds cheer and set off firecrackers.
Bilet 27

2. When do the preparations for Hogmany begin ?
3. What is believed to be good luck in Scotland, according to the text ?
4. When do people gather in town squares ?
The Scots celebrate Hogmany on the night of December 31 st. It is a time for people to welcome
the coming of the New Year. Preparations for Hogmany begin at the end of November when Christmas
trees are decorated with colourful ornaments and lights. On New Years people dress smartly and gather
in town squares and wait till midnight. At midnight, the clock strikes twelve and people cheer, shout and
sing. They kiss one another and drink a glass of Scotch whisky. Then people go to visit their friends to
wish them a Happy New Year. It is believed that it is good luck if the first foot to enter someones house
in the New Year belongs to a tall, dark, handsome man. Visitors carry a piece of coal with them as a good
luck present.
Hogmany is a great time for everyone. Its the best time of the year to have fun and enjoy
yourself.
Bilet 28
1. What is the main idea of the text ?

2. What can you read on the computer ?
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3. In what way did internet revolutionize communication ?
4. What is your experience with the internet ?
The Internet has changed communication, as we know it. From education to advertisement, this new
technological advance has affected practically every aspect of our lives. Magazines, newspapers and even
books are on-line and can be read on the computer. You can find information on any topic the
possibilities are endless. The Internet can instantly connect you to other computers, allowing you to
chat with people all over the world. Its very easy to learn how to use the system, and once you are on-
line, youll never want to turn the computer off. The development of such technology has come a long
way. This amazing electronic devices have changed many peoples lives forever.
Bilet 29

2. Why did June hand the keys to their home to the estate agent ?
3. When did Kelly win her first competition ?
4. In what way did Kellys success in skating change the Hardings lives ?
June and Malcolm Harding spent their life savings on their first home, and thought they were set for
life. But just over a year later, June handed the keys back to the estate agent. Since then theyve also sold
most of their furniture. All to give their daughter Kelly the chance to become a world champion ice-
skater.
What started as a way to stop Kelly being bored in the summer holiday has become the focus of all
their lives. She won her first competition after only 10 weeks of skating lessons.
Soon after, Kellys coach left Britain for Canada and her parting words changed the Hardings lives
forever. Find the money to keep Kelly on the ice , she urged. Shell go all the way to the top. From
then on, there was no question whatever it cost to make Kelly a winner, theyd find a way.
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2. Why do many young people leave their home town ?
3. Describe the living conditions of the young people who leave their home town.
4. Which is, in your opinion, the biggest disadvantage of these young people ?
Leaving behind friends and family, many young people leave their hometown to search for work in
the big city. But the dream of a new life often turns out to be a nightmare. Jobs are difficult to fin and
friends are scarce when your luck runs out. Thousands of teenagers end up living in cheap hostels or
illegal squats1. These squats are empty houses which are either privately-owned or council-owned. The
windows are often boarded up and the electricity is usually cut off. People sleep on mattresses on the
floor and rely on candles. The work is often physically tiring and may even be dangerous. In addition to
the problems of employment and accommodation, many young people experience loneliness in the
anonymity of the city.
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empty buildings in which people live without permission or paying rent.
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