Angol ITK ORIG rsbeli minta-vizsgafeladatok - megoldsi javaslattal Alapfok: i.

I. II. III.

Olvasskszsget mr feladat Olvass- s rskszsget mr feladat rskszsget mr feladat

Kzpfok

I. II. III. IV. V.

Feleletvlaszts teszt Magyar szveg fordtsa idegen nyelvre Irnytott fogalmazs Fordts idegen nyelvrl magyarra Szvegrtst ellenrz feladat

Felsfok

I. II. III. IV. V.

Feleletvlaszts teszt Magyar szveg tmrtse idegen nyelven Irnytott fogalmazs Fordts idegen nyelvrl magyarra Szvegrtst ellenrz feladat Alapfok

I. Olvasskszsget mr feladat. Az albbi szveg alapjn vlaszoljon magyarul a krdsekre! Maximlis pontszm: 40 pont THE PARK A Thistle Hotel The Park's 136 bedrooms are decorated in a fresh country house style. Each one features a trouser press, mini bar, tea and coffee making facilities, telephone with voice mail, radio, television with Sky TV, air conditioning/fan and many have a safe, fax and modem points, teletext television and ironing centre. A high security floor provides rooms designated for the female business traveller. There are also four suites and a specially adapted bedroom for disabled guests. The Scrum Sports Bar and Caf offers light refreshments throughout the day and evening and features an eight foot screen, as well as numerous televisions broadcasting Sky Sports, CNN News and MTV music. In the gallery are five smaller areas, each suitable for six people, where different TV programs and sports videos can be viewed. Unrivalled in Cardiff for its conference, exhibition and banqueting facilities, The Park's ten refurbished meeting rooms have natural light and high ceilings, and some have air-conditioning. The largest rooms can each seat 300, whilst five smaller rooms have been specifically designed for boardroom meetings, presentations and private dining. Milyen rendezvnyek megtartsra alkalmas a szlloda s mirt? 1. Milyen lehetsgeket knl a br? 2. Mit tudunk meg a szobkrl? Megolds I. Olvasskszsget mr feladat

Konferencik, killtsok, bankettek. A tz feljtott teremben termszetes fny s magas mennyezet van, van amelyik lgkondicionlt. A legnagyobb termekben egyenknt 300-an frnek el, az t kisebb terem kifejezetten alkalmas igazgatsgi lsekre, eladsokra s magn ebdekre (vacsorkra). (12 pont) 1. Frisstket lehet kapni napkzben s este, a Sky Sports, a CNN s az MTV msora lthat egy mintegy kt s fl mteres vettvsznon s tbb tvkszlken. (A galrin t kisebb helysg van, ahol egyenknt (8 pont) 136 hlszoba van, amelyek vidki hzak stlusban pltek. Mindegyikben van nadrgvasal, minibr, tea- s kvfzsi lehetsg, telefon hangpostval, rdi s TV mholdas csatornkkal, lgkondicionl s ventilltor, sok szobban van rtkmegrz (szf), fax, modem csatlakoz, teletextes TV s vasal helysg is. Az zleti ton lev ni utazknak kln szobk vannak egy specilisan rztt, biztonsgos szinten. Van ngy lakosztly s egy kln szoba a mozgssrlteknek. II. Olvass- s rskszsget mr feladat Tltse ki az albbi krdvet. Tegyk fel, hogy egy utazsi irodban tallkozott a szlloda ismertetjvel s ott is foglalta le a szobt. A szobban nem mkdtt a TV, de amint szlt a recepcin, hoztak egy msikat. Jl rezte magt, de drgnak tallta a szllodt. Szeretn ha gyorsabb lenne a kiszolgls s lennnek sportolsi lehetsgek is. Krjk, hogy a feladat megoldsa sorn - a titkosts rdekben - ne hasznlja sajt adatait! Maximlis pontszn: 20 pont How did you know about the hotel? __________________________________________________________________ Was your reservation made: Directly to the Hotel? By Thistle Central Reservations? By Great Little Escapes Reservation Office? By a Travel Agent / Hotel Booking Agent? By Highlife Reservations Office? hatan frnek el s klnbz tvmsorokat s sport videkat lehet nzni.)

Was everything in your room in working order? Yes No If not, please state what item and whether the problem was corrected promptly. __________________________________________________________________ Would you like to make any additional comment which could help us to make your next stay more enjoyable? __________________________________________________________________ Which additional facilities/supplies would you like to see available? __________________________________________________________________ Overall would you consider your stay with us ... Yes No A pleasant one? Value for money?

Name __________________________________________________________________ Job title __________________________________________________________________

Arrival date

________ / ________ / ________ Room No. _________

Departure date ________ / ________ / ________ Home Address ________________________________ _ ________________________________ _ Thank you for your co-operation. Megolds II. Olvass- s rskszsget mr feladat

Post Code ________

Telephone _________________________________________________________

Tltse ki az albbi krdvet. Tegyk fel, hogy egy utazsi irodban tallkozott a szlloda ismertetjvel s ott is foglalta le a szobt. A szobban nem mkdtt a TV, de amint szlt a recepcin, hoztak egy msikat. Jl rezte magt, de drgnak tallta a szllodt. Szeretn ha gyorsabb lenne a kiszolgls s lennnek sportolsi lehetsgek is. Krjk, hogy a feladat megoldsa sorn - a titkosts rdekben - ne hasznlja sajt adatait! Maximlis pontszn: 20 pont How did you know about the hotel? _I saw your prospectus in a travel agency._ Was your reservation made: Directly to the Hotel? By Thistle Central Reservations? By Great Little Escapes Reservation Office? By a Travel Agent / Hotel Booking Agent? By Highlife Reservations Office?

Was everything in your room in working order? Yes No If not, please state what item and whether the problem was corrected promptly. _I had some trouble with my TV, but they brought a new one right away._ Would you like to make any additional comment which could help us to make your next stay more enjoyable? _Well, I found the hotel a bit expensive, and room service could be faster._ Which additional facilities/supplies would you like to see available? _I thought there could be more sports facilities._ Overall would you consider your stay with us ... Yes No A pleasant one? Value for money? Name _Charles Smith_ Job title _Sales Director_ Arrival date _05_ / _05_ / _2001_ Room No. _201_

Departure date _10_ / _05_ / _2001_

Home Address

_201 Maple Street, Sandwich_ Post Code _S 123_

Telephone _123-4567_ Thank you for your co-operation.(20 pont) III. rskszsget mr feladat rjon 8-10 soros levelet ismersnek a szllodbl! rja meg, hogyan rzi magt, milyen rendezvnyen vesz rszt, mit ltott a vrosnzs sorn s kivel tallkozott! Krjk, hogy a feladat megoldsa sorn - a titkosts rdekben - ne hasznlja sajt adatait. Maximlis pontszm: 40 pont Megolds III. rskszsget mr feladat August 26, 2000 Dear Hal, Well, here I am in Cardiff. It is a wonderful city, the capital of Wales. I am a bit tired after traveling so far, but I am enjoying myself nevertheless. We attend classical concerts and operas at the concert hall here in town every night. Yesterday it was Carmen, my favorite. I am looking forward to a nature hike tomorrow. The countryside really is lovely! We have been sightseeing every day. I loved the old castle in the middle of town -- it was so spectacular. There are plenty of places to shop, and there are things to do after dark, too. We have been to pubs and clubs every night. Then there is the Welsh language. It certainly looks difficult! I'm glad everyone knows English! I met some fellow Hungarians at one of the pubs. It's amazing to see how we are everywhere. I was also lucky enough to meet some English tourists and practice my language skills. I will write more later, and send pictures! Regards, Attila

Kzpfok
1. I wondered who ... my computer without my permission. A) did use B) used C) had used 2. I could not help ... him because I did not know what to do myself. A) B) for C) because of 3. ... his poems is very good. A) Every B) Each of C) All of 4. That's the man ... is one of my colleagues. A) the wife of those B) the wife of whom C) whose wife 5. All of us should do ... she does. A) like B) similar to C) such as 6. It's time ... doing your work. A) you start B) you should start C) you started 7. The boss made ... three times last week. A) me to work overtime B) me do overtime C) for me to make overtime 8. ... people drink coffee without milk. A) Most B) The most C) The most of 9. ... money he has, the happier he is. A) More B) The more C) Much 10. He was sentenced to 3 years ... prison. A) at B) on C) by D) could use D) to D) All D) whos wife D) as D) for you start D) me doing overtime D) Most of D) The most D) in

11. There is a good restaurant ... our house. A) near B) next C) close D) in front 12. He's only a friend of ... . A) her B) hers C) hers D) hers 13. ... he was ill, he went to work. A) In spite of B) In case C) Despite the fact that D) However 14. What ... when I saw you in the library? A) have you been doing B) have you done C) were you doing D) had you done 15. My brother is terribly lazy. He ... . A) works hard B) hardly works C) is a hardly worker D) works a great deal 16. She started the engine and drove ... . A) off B) to C) for D) 17. This new DVD-recorder is ... to buy. A) too enough expensive B) too expensive C) too much expensive D) enough expensive 18. I ... this letter around for several days and haven't even looked at it. A) carry B) was carrying C) have been carrying D) am carrying 19. ... was the judge who asked the first question. A) Their B) Who C) What D) It 20. ... any eggs in the house. You should buy some. A) They arent B) There havent C) There isnt D) There arent 21. The police ... any information about the case. A) has not B) dont have C) is of D) doesnt have 22. I ... do this job if you helped me. A) may B) would C) shall D) will 23. He got ... bronchitis and was taken to see ... doctor. A) the --B) the a C) a a D) --- a 24. John has no brothers or sisters. ... A) Nor has Jim. B) Jim hasnt too. C) Jim also not. D) Neither Jim has. 25. "Need I tell them the truth?" "Yes, you ... ." A) have B) must C) will D) need 26. There is a train which ... Brighton in 10 minutes. A) arrives B) arrives to C) leaves for D) leaves to 27. I'll ring you as soon as I ... home. A) shall get B) will get C) get D) will have got 28. I really don't know ... . A) that if this book can be borrowed B) if can this book be borrowed C) whether can this book be borrowed D) whether this book can be borrowed 29. Let's stay at home tonight, ... ? A) shall we B) will we C) let we D) do we 30. He would have translated the letter if he ... . A) had had to B) could had C) should have had to D) would have to 31. ... are pilots. A) Both they B) Both of them C) Both them D) The both men 32. You shouldn't worry so much ... your examination. A) of B) on C) about D) with 33. He gave me some ... on how to write the report. A) pieces of advices B) advices C) piece of advice D) advice 34. Everybody hates ... . A) being kept to wait B) to be keeping waiting C) being kept waiting D) to be kept to wait 35. We heard about the robbery, ... upset us all. A) what B) C) that D) which 36. ... did you visit your aunt last? A) How long ago B) Long time ago C) Long ago D) How many time ago 37. My ... brother is 3 years ... than me. A) elder older B) elder older C) older older D) older more old 38. He is looking ... a job where he can use his skills.

A) up to B) to C) for 39. I thought you knew I ... to their party. A) didnt come B) would not have come C) was not coming 40. I ... on my computer for four hours and now I'll stop. A) am working B) have been working C) worked 41. Which book would you ... me to buy. A) rather B)advise C) suggest 42. She doesn't speak French. She must ... this document ... . A) have translated B) get to translated C) make translated 43. ... I can do for him is to feel sorry for him. A) At least B) The least C) The last 44. We always look ... our friends. A) for visiting B) forward to visit C) as to visit 45. When it is very cold I always wear ... . A) pair of boot B) this boot C) boots 46. "Did you say anything?" "..." A) No, I did nothing. B) No, nothing. C) Yes, I didnt. 47. He got a very strange letter ... by the new manager. A) signed B) wrote C) signing 48. We ... lunch, then we ... to the cinema. A) have have gone B) having are going C) will have will go 49. You have to attend the meeting, whether you want to or ... . A) not B) dont C) wont 50. I wish I ... him at the station when he arrived. A) would meet B) would have met C) have met
Megolds

D) after D) have not come D) work D) say D) make translate D) The less D) forward to visiting D) a boot D) There was nothing. D) signature D) have had go D) no D) had met

1. C 6. C 11. A 16. A 21. B 26. C 31. B 2. A 7. B 12. D 17. B 22. B 27. C 32. C 3. B 8. A 13. C 18. C 23. D 28. D 33. D 4. C 9. B 14. C 19. D 24. A 29. A 34. C 5. D 10. D 15. B 20. D 25. B 30. A 35. D II. Fordts magyarrl idegen nyelvre. Maximlis pontszm: 20 pont

36. A 37. B 38. C 39. C 40. B

41. B 42. A 43. B 44. D 45. C

46. B 47. A 48. C 49. A 50. D

Gyakran szoktam knyvtrba menni. Ma olyan drgk a knyvek, hogy nem engedhetem meg magamnak, hogy mindent, ami rdekel, megvegyek. A knyvtrosok szerint az utbbi idben 20 szzalkkal ntt a ltogatk szma. Sok olyan olvas van, aki nem csak krimiket s romantikus trtneteket klcsnz ki. Azokat az embereket, akik rendszeresen olvasnak, kt csoportra lehet osztani: vannak, akik klnleges rmet tallnak az olvassban, msoknak csak valamilyen informcira van szksgk. Megolds II. Fordts magyarrl idegen nyelvre I often go to the library. Books are so expensive nowadays that I can't afford to buy everything (that) I'm interested in. According to librarians the number of visitors has increased by 20 per cent recently. There are a lot of readers who don't only borrow thrillers and romantic stories. People who read regularly can be divided into two groups: there are some who find special joy in reading while others only need some information. III. Irnytott fogalmazs. Maximlis pontszm: 20 pont Krjk, hogy a feladat megoldsa sorn - a titkosts rdekben - ne hasznlja sajt adatait. I.

rjon fogalmazst angolul 17-20 sor terjedelemben, amelyben kitr az albbi krdsekre! n dnti el, hogy melyik krdseket fejti ki rszletesebben, s melyekre ad rvidebb vlaszt. Fontos, hogy a fogalmazs egysges szveget alkosson, ezrt krjk, hogy az egyes gondolatkrk kztti tmenetet biztostsa. gyeljen arra, hogy ne lpje tl az elrt terjedelmet! 1. Mi a kedvenc sportja s hogyan szerette meg? 2. Nzni vagy csinlni szereti-e jobban? 3. Mik a legfontosabb szablyai?

4. Mi szksges ahhoz, hogy valaki sikeres legyen benne?

5. Mirt npszer vagy esetleg kevsb npszer ez a sport? Vagy: II. rjon levelet ismersnek angolul, 17-20 sor terjedelemben, amelyben beszmol arrl, hogy hogyan tlttte a tavalyi napfogyatkozst! Fontos, hogy a levl egysges szveget alkosson, ezrt krjk, hogy az egyes gondolatkrk kztti tmenetet biztostsa. gyeljen arra, hogy ne lpje tl az elrt terjedelmet! Az angol levlforma jellemzit tartsa be (dtum, megszlts, dvzl forma, alrs)! Levelben trjen ki az albbi krdsekre:

1. Honnan figyelte meg az esemnyt?

2. Milyen volt az idjrs, mennyire kedvezett a jelensg megfigyelsnek? 3. Milyen lmnyben volt rsze, msra szmtott-e? 4. Voltak-e msok nnel egytt, hogyan viselkedtek?

5. Elutazna-e a vilg ms rszre is, hogy mg egy napfogyatkozst, vagy valamilyen rendkvli
termszeti jelensget lsson? Megolds III. Irnytott fogalmazs I. My Favorite Sport My favorite sport is football, of course, the most popular sport in the world. I always catch the most important games on TV, but I must admit that Hungarian teams are not the best. It's been quite a while since we had a world-class team. Of course everybody is well acquainted with the rules. The most important is, of course: no hands! Naturally I enjoy playing the sport, as well. In fact I don't remember when I played my first game, or when this became my favorite sport. It always has been, I guess. One of my earliest and fondest memories is of my father and I going to the park to practice. "Son," he would say, "you've got to keep

your eye on the ball!" I guess the sport, for right or wrong, is intimately tied up in my imagination with manhood. This is, as I said above, the most popular sport in the world, because you need good reflexes, general fitness, a good eye, a quick mind and an all-around competitive spirit. The rules are simple, but play is complicated and unpredictable. It's a great excuse to get out into the open air, get fit and have fun with your friends. I just wish that some people didn't use it as an excuse to fight and act disgracefully. Vagy: II. 11th June, 2000 Dear Pete, Did I ever tell you about the time I saw an eclipse? It was a total eclipse of the sun right here in Hungary! I know that this eclipse was visible in England, too. I read about it first in all the papers, and there was a lot of publicity surrounding it. We were lucky to have wonderful weather here in Hungary. The eclipse was clearly visible, and down here in Simontornya, my village, the sun was totally eclipsed. I heard it was only 75% or so in Budapest. My mum and I bought a pair of special glasses, and we could watch it all from the back patio. Boy, was it spectacular. My mom and I were ecstatic! During totality, we could look directly into the place the sun should be. And there were stars all around, in the middle of the day. It was even more breathtaking than I had imagined. My mother cried. I, of course kept my cool compared to this, but I could sympathise with her reaction. Anyway, there was this sudden, incredibly intense burst of light, like a laser, and the sun was peeking out from behind the moon again. It was just plain amazing to see Mother Nature stand on her head like that. I hear that the next one will be in South Africa. One of my friends said they were heading out there to see it. I don't know...if I bought a plane ticket I'd rather go to England and brush up on my English. Yours, Bogi

IV. Fordts idegen nyelvrl magyarra. Maximlis pontszm: 20 pont

Unwanted mothers When will employers learn to treat job applicants who happen to be mothers of young children as they would treat other ordinary people? I wonder how many mothers, like myself, have faced an interviewer who seemed more concerned with potential employees' private life than with their ability to do the job. The job I applied for involved evening work. The man I was talking to was not nosy enough to ask who would care for my child while I worked, but he had the audacity to ask: "Won't your husband mind looking after him?" I doubt if any husbands who go for interviews are asked if their wives are willing to take care of the children five days a week while they work; yet intelligent women must put up with this stupid questioning. My future boss has nothing to do with my private life. Even if he had, a child has two parents and I believe that they should share in his or her upbringing. Only the totally inadequate mother would look for a job without being confident that her children wouldn't suffer by it. Narrow-minded employers should not prevent mothers who are keen on working from getting a job. Megolds IV. Fordts idegen nyelvrl magyarra

Mikor fogjk a munkltatk megtanulni, hogy azokat az llsra jelentkezket, akik trtnetesen kisgyerekes anyk, gy kezeljk, mint ms kznsges embereket? Szeretnm tudni, vajon hny hozzm hasonl anya lt szemben olyan interjvolval, akit gy tnt, hogy jobban rdekel a potencilis alkalmazottak magnlete, mint az a kpessge, hogy hogyan tudja elltni a munkt. Az lls, amire jelentkeztem, esti munkt jelentett. A frfi, akivel beszlgettem, ahhoz nem volt elg kvncsi, hogy megkrdezze, ki fog vigyzni a gyerekemre, amg dolgozom, de ahhoz elg arctlan volt, hogy megkrdezze, hogy nem bnja-e a frjem, ha majd neki kell vigyzni r. Ktlem, hogy brmelyik interjn megjelen frjet megkrdeznk, hogy amg k dolgoznak, a felesgk hajland-e heti t napon t vigyzni a gyerekre, egy intelligens nnek viszont el kell viselnie ezt az elmebeteg krdezskdst. A jvendbeli fnkmnek semmi kze a magnletemhez. De ha lenne is, egy gyereknek kt szlje van, akiknek, gy hiszem, osztozniuk kell(ene) a felnevelsben. Csak egy teljesen alkalmatlan anya keresne gy llst, hogy nem biztos abban, hogy a gyerekei nem snylik meg. A szkltkr munkltatknak nem kellene a dolgozni kvn anykat meggtolniuk az lls megszerzsben. V. Szvegrtst ellenrz feladat Maximlis pontszm: 25 pont Staying in Other People's Houses When a family swapped their Devon home with a French family, they were surprised on return to find their once plump cat a virtual skeleton. "The French family had been feeding the wrong cat," says Mary Spivey, who ran the home-swapping agency responsible for putting the families together. "Since then I've advised people to describe their pets more carefully." An Italian family who swapped with a family in north London did not understand that a couple occupied the top fiat. When they returned, the Italians tackled them, thinking that they were burglars. And an English family who went to stay in a family's house in Utah found that they had left their son behind in his bedroom. Therefore before you make up your mind about swapping with a particular family make quite sure that you will be on your own in the house, too. Nevertheless, homeswapping is gaining popularity as a way of achieving a cheap holiday. Though the various agencies claim that home-swapping is problem free, they will admit that most complaints are about different standards of cleanliness. For instance, Mildred Baer, director of Worldwide Home exchange, says: "A few complaints we have are to do with the level of housekeeping. It is usually the Americans; they can be upset that the British don't believe in steamcleaning their carpets." if you are the sort of person who can't stand people making a mess in your home and you re very proud of how neat and tidy it always looks, then quite frankly house swapping is not for you. You'll be worrying alt the time you are away and you won't enjoy your holiday. Lois Sealey of Home Base Holidays says: 'There are always odd people who find home swapping doesn't come up to their five-star standards. It makes sense to swap with like-minded people, but this isn't always possible." Cultural differences occur, though Pat Staton, an American psychologist who has swapped with three British families, thinks gripes tend to be petty, such as about the 'tiny refrigerators' in this country. Clare Cooper, who swapped her home in London for one in New York, found herself 'irritated' that the swappers hadn't cleaned their home as much as she had hers. The home-swapping agencies' services are broadly similar; the holiday-maker pays a fee to be included in a directory, which goes out to agencies' members. They alt stress home swapping as the thinking person's holiday; an American home swap company, Vacation Services, offers 'cultural enrichment' as a by-product. There has to be some work on the part of the swapper. "It is not a cosy holiday", says Cooper. "You have to work at it and make the effort." Most Britons exchange with householders in the United States, but the phenomenon is becoming more global. Sealey says "Home Base Holidays even had Russian houses on their books last year." Hong Kong,

Tasmania, Togo and Ghana are also among the countries where it is possible to home-swap, and Worldwide Home Exchange has a listing in Sri Lanka. 1. Milyen dlsformrl szl a cikk? (4 pont) 2. Mitl sovnyodott le a devoni csald macskja, s ebbl mi a tanulsg az gynksg szmra? (2 pont) 3. Mit rdemes elre tisztzni az dlsre jelentkezknek? (2 pont) 4. Milyen trtnetekbl vontk le ezt a tanulsgot? (4 pont) 5. Mire panaszkodnak legtbben? Milyen panaszokat emlt mg a cikk? (5 pont) 6. Kiknek nem ajnljk ezt az dlsformt s mirt? (4 pont) 7. Hogyan lehet jelentkezni ilyen tpus dlsre? (4 pont)

Felsfok
I. Feleletvlaszols teszt 1. ... the extra soap, it didn't come clean. A) Because of B) Even with C) In regard D) Insofar as 2. He didn't know where the main entrance was and asked the security guard where ... . A) was he to go B) would he be going C) to have gone D) he was to go 3. Someone whose job is to cut or arrange someone's hair is known as a ... . A) stylizer B) stylist C) styler D) stylite 4. Try this medication. I'm sure it'll ... your pain. A) alleviate B) mend C) ruin D) destroy 5. The manager suggested that the document ... translated into English. A) is B) be C) is being D) shall be 6. Why are they so quiet. I am sure they are ... no good. A) down with B) down to C) into D) up to 7. ... you to be invited to the meeting, you would be obliged to attend it. A) Should B) Had C) Were D) Have 8. He admitted ... the accident. A) for causing B) the cause for C) causing D) to cause 9. The ... for us is to achieve better results. A) perspective B) success C) challenge D) acknoledgment 10. We speeded up ... catch up with the others. A) for B) therefore C) so as to D) as 11. "Has anybody filed a complaint? " "..." A) Of that I know. B) Not that I know of. C) I know. D) I didnt know. 12. I couldn't help ... what he said about you. A) hear B) hearing C) but to hear D) but hearing 13. We can go ... . A) once youve finished your job B) you finished your job C) when youve finished your works D) at once you finished your job 14. Whenever he met me, he would ask ... my old car. A) that I sold B) whether I had sold C) when I have sold D) if I would have sold 15. Although he was a quiet man, he could make himself ... . A) heard B) known C) seen D) informed 16. It's only at weekends that we have the ... to go out to the ... . A) chance nature B) possibility natural life C) chance countryside D) possibility nature 17. If you had not handed in your paper last term, you ... to do so now. A) have B) had C) should have D) would have 18. His first ... as a secretary was to organize the general assembly. A) obstacle B) priority C) management D) assignment 19. We turned off the light ... they should see we were at home. A) least B) lest C) less D) at least 20. Don' be impatient. Your sandwiches ... prepared. A) are being B) had been C) would be D) would have been 21. He mentioned my case in parenthesis because it was not ... . A) relevant B) believable C) feasible D) flexible

22. Walking home from the theatre ... . A) it started to rain B) the play wasnt mentioned C) we got thirsty D) it was mentioned that we had never seen such a good 23. We could read more about the speaker's experience on his ... . A) books B) handouts C) letters D) articles 24. She said she was going to the dentist's and asked if she ... make an appointment for me too. A) was going to B) would C) was able to D) could 25. I can find you a repairman if you want to ... . A) fix it B) have it fixed C) fixing it D) get fixed 26. ... to have been a very good teacher. That's why his students liked him so much. A) He says B) He is said C) He is told D) It is told 27. These pictures are not at all alike. They are completely ... . A) unsimilar B) asimilar C) non-similar D) dissimilar 28. You will not be successful if you do not make ... effort. A) an B) the C) no D) 29. I think you should not put ... his impertinence. A) down to B) up to C) by D) up with 30. Which is correct? A) Being reported, we found out about the news. B) Never reported, we could not allow about the news. C) Knowing nothing about the news, it was not reported. D) Never having been reported, the news was completely 31. I wished I ... able to spend so much money. A) should be B) had been C) was D) would have been 32. Let's meet ... . A) at you B) with you C) with me D) at my place 33. I wouldn't have read the book to the end if it hadn't been ... interesting. A) such B) enough C) that D) too 34. The patients ... come form the same block. A) have been examined B) are examined C) being examined D) examining 35. We met five times yesterday, which was ... a coincidence. A) rather B) more C) pure D) clean 36. It is essential that the minister ... all the necessary information. A) have B) told C) is said D) is known 37. By the time he gets here I ... for him for six hours. A) will wait B) will have been waiting C) wait D) will be waiting 38. ... told him about the meeting or was it not necessary? A) Ought I have B) Should I have C) Can I have D) When had I 39. I'm sorry ... your friend. I had no idea he wanted to come. A) not to invite B) to not invite C) not inviting D) not to have invited 40. Having been discovered for stealing, he was ... . A) promoted B) dismissed C) disappointed D) nominated 41. They earn very little. I do not understand how they can ... . A) live up to money B) go by C) make ends meet D) come out of means 42. Can you get ... Jim and tell him the time we'll arrive. A) talk to B) hold of C) to inform D) to tell 43. The burglar expected the owner of the restaurant ... when he broke in. A) to be away B) having been out C) go away D) having gone out 44. The poor man lost all the money in his bank account when a trickster ... his name on a $375 check. A) implicated B) forged C) counterfeited D) made false 45. Whatever ... , nobody will agree with you. A) have you said B) do you say C) you would have said D) you say 46. I'd ... you to buy the tickets, if you don't mind. A) rather B) better C) have liked D) prefer 47. We paid for the washing machine ... 12 monthly instalments. A) in B) by C) on D) to 48. I tried to ... him out of selling his house but he wouldn't listen.

A) dissuade B) dissuade C) persuade D) put off 49. They could have gone home earlier if it ... them so long to discuss all the details. A) had to take B) had taken C) hadnt taken D) would have taken 50. We decided to help the others only ... it was not against our own interest. A) in regard to B) even with C) however D) insofar as
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1. B 2. D 3. B 4. A 5. B

6. D 7. C 8. C 9. C 10. C

11. B 12. B 13. A 14. B 15. A

16. C 17. D 18. D 19. B 20. A

21. A 22. C 23. B 24. D 25. B

26. B 27. D 28. A 29. D 30. D

31. B 32. D 33. C 34. C 35. A

36. A 37. B 38. B 39. D 40. B

41. C 42. B 43. A 44. B 45. D

46. D 47. A 48. C 49. C 50. D

II. Magyar szveg tmrtse idegen nyelven Ksztsen az albbi szvegbl - annak kb. fele terjedelmben - idegen nyelv tmrtst (tartalmi sszefoglalst)! Fontos, hogy a tartalmi ismertets egysges szveget alkosson (pl. a szveget megfelel bekezdsekre tagolja). Maximlis pontszm: 20 pont Aki sokat olvas, veszt a tzsdn Aki naponta nyomon kveti a tzsdei esemnyeket, klnsen sok hibt kvet el a rszvnyek vsrlsa vagy eladsa sorn - lltja a mncheni egyetem egyik pszicholgus professzora. Szerinte hibs a rszvnytulajdonosoknak az a vlekedse, hogy egyre tbb informci birtokban egyre jobb dntseket tudnak majd hozni. A tapasztalat szerint ugyanis a legjobb zleteket azok kpesek ktni, akik nem naponknti gyakorisggal informldnak a tzsdei helyzetrl. gy jobban kpesek az egyes informcikat az ltalnos sszefggsekbe helyezni. A naponknt rdekld gyfelek ezzel szemben hajlamosak pnikszer rszvnyeladsokra, vagy vsrlsokra, melyek viszont legtbbszr tvesnek bizonyulnak. A legtbb emberbl ugyanis hinyzik a megfelel tvolsgtarts az j helyzetektl, s ezrt sokan tlrtkelik a legfrissebb esemnyeket. Az aktulis hr egyfajta dominancira tesz szert, s minden egyb informcit lernykol - lltja a gazdasgi pszicholgus. Ezt a hatst csak erstik a hrkzl szervek, amelyek csupn magrl az esemnyrl tudstanak, mikzben emlts nlkl hagyjk annak esetleges httert vagy sszefggseit. Ezltal egy friss esemny jelentsebbnek tnik, mint amilyen valjban. Ehhez jn mg, hogy a legtbben nagyon hirtelen s rzelmi alapon reaglnak a j vagy rossz hrekre. A fentieket megerstette az a szimulcis vizsglat is, melynek sorn a Wall Street Journalt naponta olvask rosszabbul szerepeltek tzsdei gyletek sorn, mint az jsgba csak ritkbban belepillantk. Mindebbl persze a pszicholgus professzor szerint nem az kvetkezik, hogy kevesebb jsgot kellene olvasnunk. Ajnlja viszont a higgadt reaglst, s egy-kt nap kivrst tancsol egy-egy dnts meghozatala eltt. Ennyi id alatt az informcik jobban lelepednek, s az jsgolvas jrartkelheti azokat. A rszvnytulajdonosoknak hossz tv clokat clszer kitznik, s az jsgolvass sorn nuralmukat kell gyakorolniuk, hogy ne legyen rr rajtuk holmi vilgvge-hangulat. (MTI)

1. Milyen meglep lltst tett egy mncheni pszicholgus?

2. Mivel indokolja lltst? 3. Mirt tnnek a friss esemnyek jelentsebbnek az ember szmra? 4. Mit tancsol a pszicholgus a rszvnytulajdonosoknak?

Megolds II. Magyar szveg tmrtse idegen nyelven Reading a lot can cost you money on the stock exchange According to a university psychologist in Munich, people who read up on the events of the stock market on a daily basis are less likely to succeed in their investments than those who update themselves less frequently. In his opinion, investors proceed from the mistaken notion that more knowledge is always better, when in fact it can lead to buying and selling in a panic. This is owing to people's natural tendency to overrate the freshest news, a tendency which is aggravated by the media, who cover the story, not the background or the interconnections between the events. People who are not equipped with the latest information daily are better able to see these interconnections and background, says the psychologist, keeping a certain distance from events and putting them in context. He bases his claims on a study involving readers of The Wall Street Journal, in which it was discovered that those who only occasionally read the paper outperform daily readers on their stock market investments. He advises shareholders not to read less, but to remain calm, make long-term plans, show self-control, and avoid panic while reading the paper. III. Irnytott fogalmazs. Maximlis pontszm: 20 pont. Krjk, hogy a feladat megoldsa sorn - a titkosts rdekben - ne hasznlja sajt adatait. I. rjon fogalmazst angolul 22-25 sor terjedelemben, amelyben kitr az albbi krdsekre! n dnti el, hogy melyik krdseket fejti ki rszletesebben, s melyekre ad rvidebb vlaszt. Fontos, hogy a fogalmazs egysges szveget alkosson, ezrt krjk, hogy az egyes gondolatkrk kztti tmenetet biztostsa. gyeljen arra, hogy ne lpje tl az elrt terjedelmet!

1. Fontosnak tartja-e az letben a becsletessget?

2. Mennyire tartja magt becsletesnek? 3. Szokott-e, s ha igen miben csalni vagy hazudni? 4. Mennyire becsletesek a krnyezetben l emberek? 5. Milyen lenne az let egy csak becsletes emberekbl ll vilgban? Vagy: II. rjon fogalmazst angolul 22-25 sor terjedelemben, amelyben kitr az albbi krdsekre! n dnti el, hogy melyik krdseket fejti ki rszletesebben, s melyekre ad rvidebb vlaszt. Fontos, hogy a fogalmazs egysges szveget alkosson, ezrt krjk, hogy az egyes gondolatkrk kztti tmenetet biztostsa. gyeljen arra, hogy ne lpje tl az elrt terjedelmet! 1. Mennyire tartja fontosnak a nemek kztti egyenlsget?

2. Megvalsul-e a gyakorlatban (a csaldban, az iskolban, a munkahelyen), min kellene vagy

lehetne vltozatni ezzel kapcsolatban?

3. Milyen tipikusan frfi illetve ni szerepek vannak? Mennyire vllalhatja ezeket t a msik nem kpviselje? 4. Vannak-e olyan foglalkozsok, amelyek betltsre csak az egyik nem alkalmas? 5. Milyen korunk frfi illetve ni idelja? Megolds III. Irnytott fogalmazs I. Most of us say that honesty is the best policy, but how many of us live by this maxim? Others say that honesty is an outmoded policy, and that nice guys finish last. Of course, neither of these sayings provides us with the complete truth. Society would crumble without a certain level of honesty in every human relation, whether it be financial transaction, family relationships, friendship, or relations with our coworkers. On the other hand, it is not always possible, or even advisable, to tell the whole truth. Personally, I like honest people, and I am honest in all my relationships whenever possible. However, there are some things that are just not anybody else's business, and I don't hesitate to conceal information about those from nosey people. Nor do I think it is wrong to tell a white lie to protect somebody's feelings. Unfortunately, it is easier and easier to encounter lying and cheating for profit these days. If you have some repairs made on your house, then you will immediately see what I mean. It's hard to avoid a rip-off. And it is so in most spheres of activity, including politics, unfortunately. Luckily, none of my family or friends has ever double-crossed me, and I'd feel awful if they did. If I see that someone has been insincere, I always point it out to them in no uncertain terms. Of course, it would be trying to live in a world of totally honest people. We would have to get used to people telling us when we looked awful, or when we were idiots. And perhaps our spouses telling us that they don't love us anymore. But there would be no locks on doors, and there would be no money; a promise would be enough. Vagy: II. Equality of the sexes is an important issue in today's society, a society in which the constitution enshrines equal rights for all, but in which, sadly, we cannot often attain this lofty goal. Certainly, great strides have been made in the area of women's rights. Women have the right to vote, and, at least in theory, to hold any job. More and more women are becoming well educated. In fact, women do better in school. There are plenty of women doctors, and a growing number of women lawyers, for example. Yet many women face tremendous discrimination at work, starting with the interview. It is always the same: a human resources manager is leery of hiring a woman for a career slot, out of fear that she will leave in a short time to have babies. Once the children arrive, it is more of the same: what will happen if her children are ill, and she has so be on sick leave all the time? Perhaps this is one of the reasons that all of the top positions seem to be reserved for men. At home, the situation is even worse: the traditional roles of men and women remain unchanged. After a long day at the office, the wife is still expected to have dinner ready and on the table when the husband arrives with a hale and hearty "Honey, I'm home!" The number of hours worked daily by men pales in comparison with that of women if housework is also included. And yet she must still fit the mythic ideal of the modern woman: slim, trim, beautiful, fresh and mild. I personally don't see why a woman can't take on any job she proves worthy of. There are effective women pilots, soldiers, and presidents. Conversely, there is no reason a man cannot take on his fair share of the work at home; his wife has worked just as hard or harder at the office. Filling the role of the ideal male is no piece of cake, either of course: successful, ambitious, quick-minded and wealthy. This is a bit easier to achieve, of course, if there is a subservient woman helping in the background. IV. Fordts idegen nyelvrl magyarra

Fordtsa magyarra! Maximlis pontszm: 20 pont CAMERAS WILL TAPE CAR CRASHES Smart video cameras that are automatically triggered to save footage of crashes onto computers are to go on trial in a bid to put the brakes on reckless drivers. Video footage of collisions will be automatically recorded to provide evidence about their cause, which could then be used to prosecute motorists. The new cameras work by continuously recording an accident-prone area. Footage is not recorded on tape, but rather stored digitally on a computer that can be either integrated within the camera box or located at a traffic-surveillance centre. The computer stores footage in a loop, re-recording over past scenes until the camera senses a collision. Then, the past five minutes of digitised footage are stored in a separate file that is not recorded over again so it can be used by the police to determine the cause of the accident. The system knows when an accident has happened because it will be linked to computers that monitor traffic flows through sensors buried in the road and adjust the sequence of traffic lights accordingly. Sophisticated software will enable the traffic-light computer to know when there has been an accident, by detecting any dramatic change in the flow of vehicles, and trigger the computer to save the preceding five minutes of footage. The system, due to be tested in London initially, is far more advanced than the police cameras at crossroads which catch drivers jumping red lights. A similar scheme has already been successfully tried in Japan. It uses a crash-sensitive microphone to "listen" for collisions at junctions in Tokyo. Originally designed to allow golfers to study their swing frameby-frame on video by using the sound of the club striking the ball as a trigger, it stores a before-and-after sequence whenever the sound of crunching metal is detected. The Sunday Times Megolds IV. Fordts idegen nyelvrl magyarra A kamerk felveszik az tkzseket Annak megksrlsre, hogy a gyorshajtkat lefkezzk olyan okos videokamerk kerlnek kiprblsra, amelyek automatikusan bekapcsoljk a computert, hogy troljk a balesetek lefolyst. Az tkzsek videofelvtele automatikusan kszl, hogy bizonytkul szolglhasson az autsok brsgi trgyalsn. A kamerk folyamatos felvtelre vannak lltva a balesetveszlyes helyeken. A felvtel nem szalagra kerl, hanem egy computer digitlisan trolja, amely a kamera dobozba, vagy a kzlekeds felgyeleti kzpontban helyezhet el. A computer vgtelentett szalagon trolja az informcit, folyamatosan felvve az esemnyeket s a korbbiakat trlve, egszen addig, amg a kamera egy tkzst nem szlel. Ekkor az elmlt 5 perc digitalizlt anyaga egy msik "file"-ba kerl t, amely immr nem trldik le, s gy felhasznlhat a rendrsgen a baleset oknak megllaptsra. A rendszer a baleset megtrtnst felismeri, mert egy olyan computerhez lesz kapcsolva, amely az ttestbe ptett rzkelk alapjn figyeli a forgalom folyamatt s ennek megfelelen lltja be a kzlekedsi lmpkat. Egy bonyolult software arra teszi kpess a lmpairnyt computert, hogy felismerje mikor trtnik baleset, mert rzkeli a jrmvek folyamatnak hirtelen megvltozst s utastja a computert, hogy mentse el az elz 5 perc anyagt. Az elszr Londonban kiprblsra kerl rendszer jval fejlettebb, mint a keresztezdsekben a rendrsg ltal elhelyezett kamerk, amelyek a piros lmpn thajtkat hivatottak elcspni. Egy hasonl programot mr sikeresen kiprbltak Japnban. Az tds hangjra rzkeny mikrofont hasznl fel, hogy a tokii keresztezdsekben trtn sszetkzseket "meghallja". Eredetileg arra terveztk, hogy a golfozk tanulmnyozhassk az tsket viden kprl kpre. A labdk eltsnek hangjval indul be a felvtel s trolja az ts eltti s utni kpsort, akrhnyszor a fmes tds hangjt rzkeli. V. Szvegrtst ellenrz feladat

Olvassa el figyelmesen az albbi szveget, majd annak alapjn vlaszoljon magyarul a krdsekre! Felhvjuk figyelmt, hogy a vlasza megfogalmazshoz gyakran a szveg klnbz rszeibl szerzett informci szksges. Maximlis pontszm: 25 pont So who wants to marry a perk? If marriage is so wonderful, why is the prime suspect in any murder case always the spouse? The entire legal machine, from the highest judge to the lowliest plod, knows that a spouse never needs a motive. The bare fact that they were married to the victim is motive enough. Nobody has better reasons for killing you than the person who loves you most. This rule applies equally to couples who live together, without the benefit of bell, book and candle. Similarly, people who live "in sin" will assure you a split is just as painful without a piece of paper or the legal palaver of a divorce. Living in sin is now so unremarkable that the Right Rev Gavin Reid, Bishop of Maidstone, did not turn a hair when one of his adult children elected to live with a partner. This, however, has not stopped the Church of England's rearguard action against the declining power of a proper, old-fashioned marriage. Last week, Dr John Habgood, Archbishop of York, celebrated St Valentine's Day by asking the government to provide tax incentives to prod couples towards the altar. Recent legislation, he claimed, tended to treat cohabiting couples as if they were married. "And society seems to be saying, through the tax system, that it doesn't matter." Habgood means well, but he ended up implying that the state of marriage is so dreadful, nobody in their right minds would do it unless you paid them. Denise Knowles, of Relate, complained: "This pulls the rug from under the feet of love. The responsibility for making a relationship last lies with the couple, not with the government. Marrying for tax incentives would be like marrying for money." Our church leaders do have a way of putting their feet in their mouths, and Habgood caused more annoyance than pleasure - particularly among cohabiting couples, who were deeply nettled by the hint that they decided not to get married because they did a few sums on the back of an envelope and worked out that there was no financial point. This old horse bolted ages ago, and waving a fiscal carrot is unlikely to tempt it back into the stable. Over the years, the government has been chipping away at the differences between the married and the single. Since 1979, the real value of tax relief for married couples has been nearly halved; and couples who shacked up together after 1988 can no longer claim two helpings of mortgage tax relief. There is, however, a great deal more to it than money. In the bad old days, children born outside wedlock were stigmatised, and deserted paramours had little legal redress. The powers that be deserve nothing but praise for equalising the rights of the unmarried and their families. The numbers are so huge, there was really no choice. This summer, the Church of England is expected to publish a report which, though not finalised, is unlikely to condemn cohabitation - and that will amount to the church condoning "living in sin". When the report comes before the General Synod in November, traditionalists will make the usual fuss about the sanctity of Christian marriage, but any such resolution will probably be defeated - another victory for the trendy liberals. Is it kind, or even Christian, to try to discourage divorce? Before the laws were liberalised, millions of people were shackled to partners who made them miserable. Being divorced in spirit is still a divorce, and creating any obstacle, legal or financial, is sheer cruelty. If Habgood really wants to lower the divorce rate, he should make couples live together for at least a year before allowing them near the altar. There is another solution that would encourage the stability of marriage and provide useful extra revenue for the government. The archbishop made his remarks last week in response to a survey carried out by BBC Wales, which revealed that one in eight men and one in 16 women admitted to being unfaithful to their partners. An infidelity tax, applied equally to married and cohabiting couples, would make the profits from North Sea oil look like chicken feed. And the church could take comfort from the fact that though we may not get married for financial gain, we are less likely to misbehave if it means financial loss. 1. Egy hzassgban mirt mindig az egyik felet gyanstjk azzal, hogy meglte a msikat? (3 pont)

2. Milyen javaslatot tett az anglikn egyhz a hzassg npszerstse rdekben s ezt mivel
indokolja? Mi volt ennek a burkolt zenete? (5 pont) 3. Hogyan reagltk az lettrsi kapcsolatban l prok az egyhz javaslatra? (3 pont) 4. Mi szl az lettrsi kapcsolatban lk mellett? (3 pont)

5. Milyen vltozs vrhat az anglikn egyhz hozzllsban? (3 pont)

6. Mi tehetn tartsabb a hzassgokat? (3 pont) Megolds

V. Szvegrtst ellenrz feladat 1. Egy hzassgban mirt mindig az egyik felelt gyanstjk azzal, hogy meglte a prjt? nincs szksge indtkra mr a hzassg tnye elegend ok az gyilkol meg, aki a legjobban szeret minket

2. Milyen lpst tett az Anglikn egyhz a hzassg npszerstse rdekben s ezt mivel indokolja? a yorki rsek felkrte a kormnyt, hogy az ad kedvezmnyekkel sztnzzk a prokat hzassgra a trvnyhozs ezidig az lettrsi kapcsolatban l prokat hzastrsaknak tekintette az rsek arra utal, hogy a hzassg intzmnye annyira borzaszt, hogy senki ilyet nem tesz, akinek van esze, csak ha fizetnek neki 3. Hogyan reagltak az lettrsi kapcsolatban l prok az egyhz javaslatra? igen felbosszantotta ket a hr osztottak-szoroztak s az eredmny az volt, hogy pnzgyileg sincs rtelme annak, hogy sszehzasodjanak

4. Mi szl az lettrsi kapcsolatban lk mellett? rgen a hzassgon kvl szletett gyermekeket megblyegeztk s aligha kaphattak jogorvoslatot gy az egyenjogsg kivvsa ezeknl a csaldoknl megrdemelt olyan sok ilyen csald volt, hogy nem volt ms vlaszts, mint elismerni ezen jogokat az Anglikn egyhz elnzi majd az lettrsi kapcsolatokat a nyron megjelen beszmoljban a novemberi zsinaton is az irnyzatt vl liberlisok fognak gyzedelmeskedni

5. Mi tehetn tartsabb a hzassgokat, s mirt? egy felmrs alapjn minden 8. frj s minden 16. felesg htlen hzastrshoz gy a htlensgi ad kivetse hzas, illetleg lettrsi kapcsolatban l prokra idelis lenne azrt, hogy ne viselkedjnk rosszul, mert az pnzgyi vesztesggel jr