Angol Nyelvvizsga Gyakorló Tesztgyőjtemény

Király Mónika

Angol Nyelvvizsga Gyakorló Tesztgyőjtemény

Középfok 1. Írásbeli – BME típusú nyelvvizsgára készülıknek

Kedves Nyelvtanuló! Az Angol Nyelvvizsga Gyakorló Tesztgyűjtemény sorozatban a Középfok 1. című angol nyelvvizsga felkészítő e-könyvet úgy állítottam össze, hogy ennek segítségével egyénileg is tudj készülni a Középfokú írásbeli BME nyelvvizsga típusra. ► Értékes nyelvvizsga rutint szerezhetsz: mivel a választott nyelvvizsga típusnak megfelelő feladatsorokkal készülsz fel, a nyelvvizsgán már rutinosan fogod tudni megoldani a feladatokat ► Tejes nyelvvizsga feladatsorok: a tananyag öt fejezetben összesen 30 gyakorló vizsgafeladatot tartalmaz. Így mielőtt elmész vizsgázni, többször is alaposan begyakorolhatod a tudásod mindegyik feladat típusban ► Megoldásokkal: a teljes tesztgyűjtemény a megoldásokat is tartalmazza, így könnyen leellenőrizheted a válaszaid helyességét Ebben a fájlban mindegyik feladat típusból található egy BME középfokú írásbeli minta feladatsor A teljes e-tananyag megoldókulccsal megrendelhető a www.e-angol.eu weboldalon. Jó gyakorlást és sikeres vizsgafelkészülést kívánok!

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MINTA FELADATSOR


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Feladat tı́pusok Language elements 1 Ez az ún. lyukas szöveg típusú feladat. A szöveg után található szavak listájából válogatva kell kiegészíteni a szöveget. Egy szót csak egyszer lehet felhasználni. 25 választható szó van, viszont csak 20 üres hely. (Így értelemszerűen 5 szót nem kell felhasználni.) Szótár nem használható.

Language elements 2 Ebben a feladatban is lyukas szövegeket találsz. Ez azonban egy feleletválasztós tesztfeladat. Itt minden lyukhoz tartozik három alternatíva - A, B, és C, - amelyek közül az egyetlen helyeset kell kiválasztanod. Szótár nem használható.

Reading comprehension 1 Olvasási készséget mérő feladat. Feladat a megfelelő szövegrészek összekapcsolása. Egy rövidebb szövegből ki van „vágva” öt mondatszelet. Ezeket kell helyesen visszahelyezni a szövegbe. Nehezíti a feladatot, hogy van egy hatodik elem is, amely nem illik a szövegbe. (Természetesen, ezt nem kell felhasználni.) Szótár használata megengedett.

Reading comprehension 2 Olvasási készséget mérő feladat. A szöveg után megadott kérdésekre kell válaszolni röviden. Legtöbbször elegendő egy-két szavas választ adni. Nem kell egész mondatokban fogalmazni. Amikor eldöntendő kérdés van, ott elég igennel, vagy nemmel felelni. Ezt a (Write Yes / No) jelzi a kérdés végén. Szótár használata megengedett.

Writing Íráskészséget mérő feladat. Egy kb. 180 szóból álló (kb. 17-20 sor) levél- vagy fogalmazásírás. Minden megadott szempontra ki kell térni. Figyelni kell arra, hogy a szöveget nem ömlesztett formában kell megírni, hanem megfelelően bekezdésekre kell tagolni. Levélírás esetén be kell tartani az angol levélformátumra vonatkozó formai követelményeket. (Címzés, dátum, megszólítás, elköszönés, aláírás). Szótár használata megengedett.

Translation Egy rövidebb, angol nyelvű szöveget kell magyarra fordítani. Itt két dolgot kell jól kiegyensúlyozni. Egyrészt amennyire lehet, tartani kell a szöveghűséget, tehát ne fordítsunk az eredeti szövegtől nagyon eltérő dolgokat. Másrészt viszont semmiképp se törekedjünk a szóról-szóra fordításra, mert a cél az, hogy a végén elkészült magyar szöveg jó hangzású legyen. Ezért miután elkészültünk a fordítással, olvassuk át úgy, mintha nem fordítás, hanem eredetileg magyarul írt szöveg lenne – és ellenőrizzük, hogy magyarosan hangzik-e. Szótár használata megengedett A gyakorlókönyvben a fenti 6 féle feladat típus van. Minden rész végén találsz megoldókulcsot, amellyel ellenőrizheted megoldásaidat. Egyedül a levélírási feladathoz nincs megoldókulcs, hiszen a levélírás kreatív jellegű feladat, így annak nem létezik egyféle jó megoldása. Az olvasott szöveg értése (Reading comprehension 2) feladatnál sárgával vannak kiemelve a megoldókulcsban azok a szövegrészek, amelyek a kérdésekre adandó válaszokhoz tartalmazzák az információt. Copyright © 2014 Király Mónika

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Set 1 Test 1 Language elements 1

The Beauty of Gardens

The _citizens_(0) of Melbourne are proud of __________(1) city’s majestic parks and gardens. __________(2) 460 hectares of the inner city have __________(3) reserved as parkland and a further 3,000 hectares devoted to parks and gardens __________(4) suburban areas. Many of Melbourne’s streets and __________(5), elegant boulevards are graced with beautiful trees __________(6) add seasonal interest to the streetscapes. Melbourne __________(7) several inner city gardens of note. Fitzmy and Treasuy Gardens are __________(8) to the city so its green lawns and shady paths are regularly __________(9) by workers from nearby city offices. Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens __________(10) established in 1845. Located __________(11) the south side of the river, conveniently close to the city centre and endowed with attractive views of __________(12) city, this splendid public garden of 35 hectares is renowned for its fine mature specimens as well __________(13) its collection of 49,000 plants. The Ornamental Lake is home to __________(14) water birds and eels. Feeding both __________(15) a time-honoured activity for many. William Guilfoyle, the fourth director, was largely responsible __________(16) the design of the Gardens which are laid out in traditional 18th century style. Every __________(17) over 1,000,000 visitors enjoy the beauty of the garden and the pleasure of __________(18) tea-rooms. On __________(19) day, regardless of weather conditions, there are __________(20) of walkers and keen joggers on the tracks of the gardens.

any as been citizens closest enjoyed enjoying for has have in is its

lot lots numerous on over the their their’s were which who wide year


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Test 2 Language elements 2

Graffiti In most cities and towns writing graffiti is illegal __________(1) it is done with permission. If you destroy any public spaces or buildings, you __________(2) a heavy fine. __________(3) graffiti artists, who don’t want to do things that are __________(4) the law, talk to the local government before they start painting. Graffiti __________(5) a controversial subject. Whenever it is discussed in the media, it brings out very polarized reactions. There are people who like graffiti, __________(6) others __________(7) stand it and think it is only vandalism or a type of visual pollution. Supporters say that although perhaps a wall covered with graphics or tags is not to your taste, it doesn’t mean that graffiti __________(8) an art form. They argue that art __________(9) be beautiful to __________(10) audience. Graffiti writers are very proud __________(11) their individual styles and __________(12) it is a new, bold form of expression. __________(13) some people are in favour of graffiti, there are many who strongly oppose it. They raise the question: “Would you be happy if one day you __________(14) graffiti on the wall of your house? Probably not.” Many city dwellers find graffiti very __________(15). It is often __________(16) that graffiti is not more __________(17) the destruction of someone else’s property. Homeowners and taxpayers have to pay the costs of erasing graffiti painted on the walls illegally. In some cities, the local governments are eagerly trying __________(18) a solution to the ‘graffiti problem.’ They let graffiti artists __________(19) on murals, empty public spaces or walls specifically __________(20) for this purpose.


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1.

A. as long as

B. if not

C. unless

2.

A. must to pay

B. might have to pay

C. will have to paying

3.

A. That’s why

B. In order to

C. Even though

4.

A. against

B. opposed

C. contrast

5.

A. has been always

B. has always been

C. always has been

6.

A. consequently

B. while

C. despite

7.

A. doesn’t

B. don’t

C. can’t

8.

A. can’t be considered

B. mustn’t consider

C. mightn’t considered

9.

A. mustn’t

B. shouldn’t to

C. doesn’t have to

10.

A. it’s

B. its

C. theirs

11.

A. of

B. for

C. on

12.

A. to these

B. for them

C. with they

13.

A. Although that

B. Even though

C. In spite

14.

A. found

B. would find

C. will find

15.

A. annoyingly

B. annoyed

C. annoying

16.

A. said

B. saying

C. say

17.

A. then

B. that

C. than

18.

A. find

B. finding

C. to find

19.

A. paint

B. painting

C. to paint

20.

A. designate

B. designated

C. designating


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Test 3 Reading comprehension 1

Going green When owners of the Empire State Building decided to blanket its towering facade this year with thousands of insulating windows, __________(1). They also needed tenants. After 78 years, Manhattan's signature office building had lost its sheen as one of the city's most desirable places to work. To get it back, the owners did what an increasing number of property owners have done — they went green, __________(2), a move would have been considered a huge gamble a few years ago. Buildings that define city skylines across the country, some national icons, are catching up to the sleek, new structures designed with efficiency in mind, as property owners and managers become convinced __________(3). That's because in recent years environmental retrofits have begun to pay off for owners and tenants alike. Higher-profile companies are seeking out more efficient office space, and __________(4), leases and occupancy rates. "In a good market, we're going to get the best rents for the best tenants," said Anthony E. Malkin, who leads a real estate group that owns the Empire State Building. "In a bad market like we have now, we're going to get tenants when other buildings won't." Building owners trumpet their environmental commitment when extensive modifications are made, yet __________(5). Many high-profile tenants won't even consider moving into a property without the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification, said Allan Skodowski with Transwestern management group.

A. they were only partly interested in saving energy B. that a greener building now makes financial sense C. in many cases those changes are being pushed by tenants

D. shelling out $120 million on a variety of environmental improvements E. leasing rates have not risen as a result of the changes

F. new technology at older buildings has started to translate into higher property values


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Test 4 Reading comprehension 2

Heroic British couple set new South Pole record

They have lost three stones in weight and battled with health problems, but today it all seemed worthwhile for Conrad and Hilary Dickinson as they became the first married couple to reach the South Pole together. The British pair said that the crowning moment was skiing towards the pole with a Union Jack draped over the back of their sledge. Conrad, 49, and Hilary, 51, had to endure the worst weather conditions for 15 years during their unsupported trek to the geographic South Pole as they followed in the footsteps of the Norwegian pioneer Roald Amundsen. The couple, from Hexham, Northumberland, celebrated their record achievement by pulling mini crackers and wearing party hats, while feasting on chocolate and cake - all carried with them in the sledge they dragged hundreds of miles across the ice. Mr Dickinson, a former Special Forces soldier with extensive Arctic experience, set off with his wife from Hercules Inlet on the fringe of the Antarctic continent on November 1. The couple have spent 53 days skiing the 674 miles to the pole. In the early days of the expedition, when their food and fuel supplies were still high, they were dragging sledges which weighed as much as 20 stone.

Now Mr Dickinson, who owns Karpet Mill in Kingston Park, Newcastle, and Hilary plan to claim another first - by returning to Hercules Inlet under their own steam, completing a gruelling round trip of 1,368 miles. Specially-designed kites and extra food have been dropped off at the pole to enable them to complete the journey before the Antarctic winter sets in, in 25 days' time. If they complete the return leg they will have made the longest Antarctic foot journey yet by a British team. Mr Dickinson said that kite-skiing would be made more difficult by the snow ridges whipped up by the icy winds, although he hoped to achieve speeds of 20mph. With the couple on the expedition are Matty McNair, 53, from Baffin Isand, Canada, and her two children, Sarah McNair-Landry, 18 and Eric McNairLandry, 20. In an interview on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme, Mr Dickinson said today: " We all lost two or three stones, we suffered back problems, leg problems... but we are all over the moon and feel incredibly privileged to be skiing across the South Pole with the union jack draped over our sledge."


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Questions

1. Have Conrad and Hilary been the first people to reach the South Pole? (Write only Yes or No) 2. What has been their greatest experience during the expedition? 3. What kind of problems did Conrad and Hilary have to cope with during their journey? (a, b, c) 4. Does Mr. Dickinson work for the Army? (Write only Yes or No) 5. Where was the starting point of the journey? 6. What other record does the couple want to beat? 7. a.) Do they get any help or support for the journey? b. ) If yes, what kind? If not, why not? 8. What method of transport are they using for the return leg? 9. What makes the return leg more difficult? 10. How many people are there altogether on the expedition?


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Test 5 Writing

Response You have received a letter from your American penfriend, David Morgan. In his letter he says he is going to visit Hungary in May .

He wants to know • • • •

What the weather is like in May and what clothes he should take with him What places he should visit in Hungary If you could give him advice where to find cheap accommodation If you could meet him while he is staying in Hungary.

Write a response to his letter answering his questions and giving him a description of what to see in Hungary.


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Test 6 Translation

Armed robbers strike on taxis Commuters are afraid to travel by minibus taxi after several people were robbed at gunpoint inside the vehicles. Nombulelo Dywili said she was robbed in a taxi after returning from Tambo Village last week. Dywili, travelling with her 18-month-old granddaughter, was held up at gunpoint by three men in the taxi aged between 20 and 30 years, who demanded she hand over her cellphone. "At first I did not know how to react. Only when I got home did I realise I almost died for nothing," she said. After Dywili gave them the phone the taxi driver dropped her off far from her home. Scared of being robbed again, she did not stop any of the passing cars but walked home. "When I got home I was scared that they had followed me. I locked all the doors and ran straight for my high blood pressure pills," Dywili said. Police spokesperson Thandie Mvoto said several cases of people being robbed in taxis had been reported. But the police has been unable to track down the assailants as most of the vehicles either had fake licence plates or were unregistered. Thamie Bathembu of the Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association said: "It has come to our attention that some of our employees are innocent by day and criminals by night. We would advise people to take a good look at the registration plate. Our taxis can also be distinguished by the number pasted on the windscreen, proving that the vehicle is registered."


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Ez egy MINTA FELADATSOR, mely betekintésre szolgál. A teljes Angol Nyelvvizsga Gyakorló Tesztgyűjtemény megoldásokkal (95 oldal) megrendelhető a www.e-angol.eu weboldalon az E-Tananyagok menüpontban.

Jelen kiadvány sem részben, sem egészben nem másolható, sem elektronikus, sem mechanikus eljárással – ideértve a fénymásolást, számítógépes rögzítést vagy adatbázisokban való felhasználást is – a szerzői jogtulajdonos írásos engedélye nélkül. A dokumentum szerzői jogvédelem alatt áll.


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