[Angielski] Zadania

[KPRP]

Witam, mam zdanie na angielski, na jutro, baardzo pilne, pomoże ktoś?

ZAD1: Complete the gaps in the article with sentences A–H. There are two extra sentences that you do not need. (6 points)

A So do adults.

B There’s another room upstairs.

C A good choice can make it perfect!

D Their friendliness helps to create this atmosphere.

E It’s also very healthy and nutritious.

F Many customers take this chance to dress up.

G Another is ‘Beat the Clock’.

H This keeps them busy while they wait for their food.

DO TEGO TEKSTU: (WSTAWIĆ TO WYŻEJ):

EATING OUT IN LONDON London is a big city. It can be difficult to decide where to eat. With children, a bad choice can spoil the day. 1_____ Here are a few of the most special places to take children in London. The London Banquet gives you a taste of history. The banquet takes place every evening not far from the Tower of London. The waiters dress like people from the 16th century and the food is similar to what King Henry VIII ate. Big plates of meat, potatoes and vegetables are served, and there is music, dancing and fun. You can even rent a costume to wear while you eat. 2_____. You pay one price for all the food you can eat. It’s quite expensive, but there are many dishes to try so don’t eat too much during the day. You have to book a place before you go and arrive at 7 p.m. There is no menu, the food is brought to the table on big plates and you eat what you want. Family tickets make it cheaper and children under 4 eat for free. The Rainforest Café is another very special place. As the name suggests, the restaurant is decorated like a rainforest. Children love the plants, streams, waterfalls, animal noises and, every now and then, the sound of a thunderstorm. 3_____. Unfortunately, there is often a long queue for a table. This can be boring for children, but, once seated, they get a free fun pack of pencils and pictures to colour. 4_____. When the food comes, it’s much better than you probably imagined! It is delicious and the whole experience is really fun, so, basically, you get much more than the simple food that you might expect in a place like this. A Belgian restaurant may not sound very exciting but Belgo’s is really great. There are lots of Belgo’s restaurants but the best one is in the centre of London. Their speciality is seafood and chips. If you don’t fancy that, there are other choices, although not many. They also have some great offers at different times of the day. ‘Kids eat free’ is one of them, available on Monday afternoons. 5_____. With this, you pay the same amount as the time when you order. So, if you order at 5.45, you pay £5.45. You can only get this offer between five o’clock and half past six, though, so you can’t go in at one o’clock for the cheapest meal in London! Belgo’s is open until almost midnight so you can also eat late in the evening if you like. Just come by and queue up, or book a table online. Finally, Mudchute Farm is a real working farm in the middle of London. As well as 200 animals, Mudchute has a restaurant open from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Prices aren’t low and the choice is quite limited but the food is delicious. 6______. So, lunch on a farm, in the 16th century, in a Belgian restaurant or in a rainforest. It can only be London!

ZAD2 : Read the article again. Choose the correct answers. (4 points)

1 The Medieval Banquet is good for people who a have a sweet tooth. b eat a lot. c are on a diet. d like to choose from a menu.

2 The surprising thing about the Rainforest Café is a the length of the queues. b the noises and decoration. c the special packs for children. d the quality of the food.

3 The cheapest meal you could have with the ‘Beat the Clock’ offer costs a £5.00. b £5.45. c £1.00. d £6.30.

4 The similarity between Belgo’s and Mudchute is a the opening times. b the prices. c the number of choices offered. d the number of special offers they have.

ZAD3: Complete the conversation with one word in each gap. The first letter of each word is given. (5 points)

A Excuse me, but why does your advert say ‘two bedroom house’ when there’s only one bedroom? B Ah, yes. I wrote that by 1 m_______________. The last owner used the living room as a second bedroom. A And is this a photo of the house? It 2 s_______________ very big for a two bedroom house. B Oh no, not that one. The house I’m selling is in the 3 b_______________, behind the big, white house. You can just see the chimney and one window. A Ah, that one! I can’t see it properly here. 4 P_______________ you have another picture? B I’m sorry, but this is the only one we have. Would you like me to call the owner and ask him for another picture? A No, 5 n_______________ m_______________. It’s too expensive for us anyway.

ZAD4:

Complete the conversation with one word in each
gap. The first letter of each word is given. (5 points)
A Excuse me, but we’ve been here for half an
hour!
B Oh, I’m sorry! I didn’t 1 r_______________ that
you were waiting. I thought my colleague was
helping you.
A Right. We’d like to make a complaint. We’re
staying in your holiday flat and there are a few
problems.
B Oh yes?
A Yes. In your advert, the kitchen is quite big
but it isn’t big in reality. It’s really small and
there aren’t 2 e_______________ cupboards.
In fact, the kitchen in the photo doesn’t
3 l_______________ l_______________ this
kitchen at all. Look at this photo. There’s
a table and chairs in the 4 m_______________
of the photo. The kitchen in the flat hasn’t
even got one chair!
B Ah, yes. That’s a 5 m_______________. That’s
a photo of my kitchen at home.

PROSZEEEEEEEEEEE PILNE!