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PANNON
ltalnos
rsbeli feladatsor
Nyelvvizsga Kzpont
K/2003 augusztus
1.
A. We thought she needed a new pencil.
2.
A. The tank is broken.
3.
A. Toby went to the movie alone.
4.
A. He strongly dislikes picnics.
5.
A. The concert was cancelled because of
the weather.
6.
A. My roommates remember you.
7.
A. Well miss the plane.
8.
A. You probably appreciate having the
ANGOL
PANNON
ltalnos
rsbeli feladatsor
Nyelvvizsga Kzpont
K/2003 augusztus
The young man thrust a paper __________ me, squinting into the sun. Hey,
__________, can you tell me where this __________? I was a visitor to Detroit
__________, but one glance at the scribbled __________ told me the answer to his
__________. I pointed at the street sign __________15 feet away. Its right there,
__________ you see the sign?
He looked __________ at me, pulled the paper back __________ headed toward the
corner. And then __________ hit me. The reason he had __________ ask me, a
stranger, was not __________ he hadnt seen the sign. It __________ because he
couldnt read.
I ran __________ the young man and caught up __________ him at the light. Here,
let __________ help, I said, taking the paper __________ him and reading the
address aloud. __________ should be that building there, I __________, pointing at
a building half a block away.
Newsweek, September 30, 2002
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it,
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me,
myself,
question,
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Megolds
4.
1. Mire utal a 4 hnap? (4)
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3. Mire utal a 30-as szm? (4)
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4. Mivel elzhet meg az elhzs? (4)
msnapossgot.
Az jonnan lovagg ttt alpinista hazafel menet megllt Sydneyben, hogy
udvaroljon leend felesgnek, aki akkoriban az ottani konzervatriumban tanult. m
nem merte megkrni a lny kezt. Szerencsre leend anysa igen hatrozott hlgy
volt, s habozs nlkl szba hozta a dolgot Louise eltt. gy trtnt, hogy az Everest
meghdtja a httrbe hzdott, mg Louise anyja hazulrl, telefonon feltette
lnynak a nagy krdst.
National Geographic, 2003 mjus
Megolds
5.
Traffic:
Clearing the roads
The streets of London are rocking or at least rolling again. Last week the
traffic-clogged metropolis began demanding a 5 ($8) congestion charge from all
daytime motorists entering the busiest areas of the city. The result: a drop of nearly
25 percent in traffic.
The decongestant scheme employs some 700 cameras. Any driver who enters the
zone a patch of around eight square miles between 7 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. has
until 10 p.m. that same day to pay the charge. (You can pay by telephone, over the
Internet or in certain shops. Season passes are also available.) The cameras check
the registration plate of every car against the payment records, and failure to cough
up the cash lands one an 80 fine. The extra revenue from the charge and fines,
estimated at up to 150 million a year, will go toward the improvement of public
transport.
The idea is catching on. In Britain alone, at least 30 other towns and cities are
contemplating the tactic. Similar setups are already in operation in Singapore and
Norway. But although all flowed smoothly last week, questions remain. Will the
decrease in traffic hurt local businesses? Will traffic jams start up outside the zone?
For now, all thats certain is that the 15,000-plus Londoners whove already been
fined will be the unhappiest new straphangers come Monday.
William Underhill, Newsweek March 3, 2003
Megolds
6.
7. rs feladat
Elrhet pontszm: 30 pont
(rtkelsi szempontok: tartalom, szkincs, nyelvhelyessg/helyesrs, szvegsszefggs,
formai kvetelmnyek)
Megolds
7.