aufnahmeprüfung berufsmatura 2013 lösungen englisch

Berufsfachschulen Graubünden
3. April 2013
AUFNAHMEPRÜFUNG BERUFSMATURA 2013
LÖSUNGEN ENGLISCH
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60 Minuten
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Teil
A Vocabulary
B Use of English
C Reading Comprehension
D Conversations
Total
Aufgabe
A1
Maximale
Punktzahl
20
A2
10
B1
10
B2
6
B3
6
B4
10
B5
10
B6
12
B7
8
C1
5
C2
10
6
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A
VOCABULARY
A1
Tick (√) or circle the correct answer(s) or complete as you are told to do.
1. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
Is there ………. Milk in the fridge?
A any
B a
C some
D three
2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
She is ………. teacher.
A a
B an
C some
D --- (no word is needed)
3. Put the following words in order. The first one is done for you.
__4__often
__3__normally
__5__always
__1__never
__2__sometimes
4. Choose the correct word to complete the question.
“How ………. friends did you invite to the party?”
A much
B many
C a lot
D lots of
5. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
The sun is shining today. ……….. very hot.
A She’s
B It’s
C His
D Its
6. Choose the best answer for the question.
“What is your sister like?”
A She’s very well, thanks.
B She’s very friendly and open.
C They’re OK.
D She looks like her mother.
7. What do you do in a train?
A drive
B fly
C take
D ride
8. Which word cannot go in the space?
How much …… was there?
A rice
B snow
C apples
D coffee
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9. What is the best answer?
Do you like listening to music?
A Yes, I like.
B Yes, I do.
C Yes, I have.
10.What is the word for your Uncle’s son?
A brother
B niece
C cousin
D nephew
11.Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
The film was very …………!
A exciting
B excited
C of exciting
D bored
12.Find two things we wear on our head.
A scarf
B hat
C helmet
D belt
E watch
F tie
13.Here are some adjectives to describe people. Which one is negative?
A generous
B hard-working
C lovely
D rude
14.Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
He speaks English very ……….
A good
C well
B bad
D goodly
15.What do you say to someone who is ill?
A I’m sorry!
B Get well soon!
C Congratulations!
D Good luck!
16.Which person works outside a lot in their job ?
A a farmer
B a hairdresser
C a teacher
D a shop assistant
17.Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence.
Did you ….. television last night?
A watch
B see
C look
18.Which word is the odd one out?
A a pineapple
B an orange
C an apple
D a potato
E a pear
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19.Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.
“What ……….you like?” “A coffee, please.”
A want
B will
C would
D do
20.Which sentence means “I come from England”?
A I’m the English.
B I’m England.
C I’m English.
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A2
Write the opposite to the expressions in bold.
1.
a heavy suitcase
__________________light___________________________
2.
a dull book
__________________interesting______________________
3.
delicious food
__________________awful__________________________
4.
drive slowly
__________________quickly_________________________
5.
an expensive dress
__________________cheap__________________________
6.
a tall man
__________________short___________________________
7.
a sad story
__________________happy__________________________
8.
the best hockey team
__________________worst__________________________
9.
she has straight hair
__________________curly / wavy_____________________
10.
the right answer
__________________wrong__________________________
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Total marks Vocabulary
/30
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B
USE OF ENGLISH
B1
Complete with suitable (passenden) prepositions (in , of ,on ,from ,for, etc.).
1.
What’s _______on______ television tonight?
2.
Who is that with you ______in_______ the photograph?
3.
We have two Maths lessons ______in_______ the morning.
4.
I’m meeting my aunt ______on_______ Friday night.
5.
I was born ______in_______ 1985.
6.
The newsagent’s is ______on_______ the left, next to the butchers.
7.
I’ll see you _____________ 11 o’clock then.
8.
The weather is usually good ______in_______ summer.
9.
______At_______night the school is locked.
10. I’m going shopping in Zurich ______at_______ the weekend.
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B2
Complete the sentences with which, who, or whose.
1. The school ______which_______ she goes to is outside town.
2. That’s the boy ______whose_______ bike was stolen last week.
3. The Simpsons is a TV show ______which_______ is very popular.
4. The train ______which_______ he’s catching leaves in half an hour.
5. The hotel ______which_______ we stayed was very comfortable.
6. I know the boy ______who_______ lives next door.
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B3
Complete the following sentences with appropriate (geeigneten) question words.
1.
_____Which________ languages do you speak? – German and English.
2.
___How_________
3.
_____Which________ search engine do you use? – Google.
4.
_____How________ are you? – I’m fine thanks.
5.
______What_______ do you do? – I’m an architect.
6.
_____How________
_____much________ did you pay for your new Laptop? - $500
_____many________ students are there in your school? – There
are 550.
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B4
Put the words in brackets into the Present Simple (I do) or the Present Continuous
(I’m doing).
1.
What (she / do)_____does she do______________________? – She’s a nurse.
2.
It (rain) _______is raining____________________ again. Let’s watch a film.
3.
I often (go) ___________go________________ shopping with my friends.
4.
Who (you / meet) ___________are you meeting________________ next weekend?
5.
I (not / know) ________don’t know___________________ the answer. Can you help?
6.
Where __________do they live_________________ (they / live)? – In Geneva.
7.
Don’t turn the radio off! __________I’m listening_________________ (I / listen) to it!
8.
I can’t wash my clothes because the washing machine ___isn’t working__________________
(work).
9.
What (you / do) ___________are you doing________________ after work today?
10.
The river Nile (flow) __________flows_________________ into the Mediterranean.
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B5
Complete the letter with the Past Simple (I did) forms of the verbs in brackets.
Hi Michael
Thank you for the birthday card. I (have) …....had.............… a great time on my birthday. I (not / want)
….didn’t want................… a party at home, so my friends and I (go) …......went...........… rollerblading
in the morning. We (eat) ….....ate............… in a pizza restaurant and we (see) …....saw.............… a film
at the cinema in the afternoon.
What (do) ….....did............… you ……………do…….… last weekend? (win) …....Did.............… your team
………win…………..… their football match? My team won but I (not / score) …..didn’t score...............… a
goal. Alison, the pretty girl from school, (be) …......was...........… at the match, but she (not / speak)
…...didn’t speak..............… to me!
Bye for now
Gary
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B6
Mixed tenses
Tick (√) or circle the correct answer. Do not write into the text.
1.
….. any brothers or sisters?
a) does he got
2.
c) was cooking
d) was cooked
b) have they
c) have they had
d) do they have
c) always
d) ago
c) I not working
d) I’m not working
c) I didn’t made
d) I not do
c) has seen
d) was seen
b) for
b) I’m don’t work
b) I don’t make
b) was seeing
b) has gone
c) has been
d) has went
c) always helps
d) always help
c) like she
d) do she likes
My father …. me with my maths homework.
a) is always helping
12.
b) am cooking
Susanne isn’t in the office at the moment. She ….to the post office.
a) is gone
11.
d) can
Stefan …. an accident on his way home yesterday.
a) saw
10.
c) don’t can
…. the cake for his birthday; my mother did.
a) I didn’t make
9.
b) can’t
…. on Wednesdays , but I have to work on Saturdays.
a) I don’t work
8.
d) do
I’ve known my best friend ….. ten years now.
a) since
7.
c) want
….. a new car?
a) do they had
6.
b) would
I ….. dinner when you called.
a) cooked
5.
d) does he has
I ….. speak French very well, but my Italian is very good .
a) dont can
4.
c) has he got
I ….. take a coffee, please.
a) will
3.
b) has he
b) helps always
I want to buy your sister a present. …. reading?
a) likes she
b) does she like
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B7
Comparatives (longer) and Superlatives (the longest)
Complete the sentences with the comparative or superlative form of the adjective in brackets.
1.
That was the ___________most expensive_______________ (expensive) meal I’ve ever had!
2.
Who is __________tallest________________ (tall) student in your class?
3.
The ________furthest__________________ (far) I’ve ever walked is 100km.
4.
It is ___________safer_______________ (safe) to fly than travel by car.
5.
Is it __________easier________________ (easy) to snowboard or ski?.
6.
The food in this restaurant is much __________better__________ (good) than in the other.
7.
Turkey’s climate is _________hotter_________________ (hot) than England’s.
8.
Patrick is the _________most intelligent_________________ (intelligent) person I know.
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C
READING COMPREHENSION
C1
Look at the text in each question. What does it say? Mark the correct letter A, B, C or D.
1.
NO BICYCLES
AGAINST GLASS
A: Do not ride your bike in this area.
B: Your bike may not be safe here.
C: Do not leave your bike touching the window.
PLEASE
D: Broken glass may damage your bicycle tyres.
2.
JAZZ ON A SUMMER
EVENING
A: You can buy tickets here for any evening.
NO TICKETS LEFT FOR
SUNDAY’S PERFORMANCE
C: You must book tickets for Sunday in advance.
B: All Sunday evening tickets are already sold.
D: A ticket is not necessary for Sunday evening.
3.
A: This door is only for emergency use.
EMERGENCY EXIT
KEEP CLEAR
B: This door must not be dirty.
C: Do not put things in front of this door.
D: Clear this door in an emergency.
4.
A: Women should not use this machine.
CAUTION
B: It is dangerous to use this machine with tight fitting clothes.
DO NOT WEAR JEWELLERY
OR LOOSE CLOTHING
WHEN OPERATING
C: The operator of this machine must wear gold chains and loose clothing.
D: Wear tight clothing and remove your jewellery when operating this
machine.
5.
NOTICE
A: Everyone must stop for a pass at the office.
ALL VISITORS MUST
B: Visitors should have a pass.
GET PASS AT OFFICE
C: Visitors are not allowed to enter.
D: Guests must go to the office for a pass before they enter.
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C2 Read the article below and then decide if the following statements are True or False.
Tick (√) the correct answer.
Brighton, England
Brighton is a very busy and exciting town on the south coast of England. Over 250,000 people live
there and many of them are famous.
‘I think Brighton’s quite a romantic place, and it’s got a holiday feel about it … it still feels as if I’m on
holiday every day. Brighton has a unique atmosphere and a certain kind of people who wouldn’t live
anywhere else.’ Victoria Gould, the actress says.
What is special about Brighton’s history? Why did it become so well known?
Brighton was called Brighthelmston in the 6th century AD. It was a small village where 400 people
lived. By the end of the18th century, there were still no more than 2,000 people there because of
flooding, bad weather and attacks by the French.
But, in 1750 something dramatic happened! Dr Richard Russell of Lewes, a town nearby, said that
fresh sea air was very healthy and that it was good to drink and swim in sea water. This was a new
idea at the time and when people in London heard about this, people with a lot of money started to
travel down to the south coast.
Then, in 1783, the Prince of Wales (George IV) started to travel to Brighton, as it was now called, and
this is when the town really started to become popular. He built a fantastic palace, called the Royal
Pavilion, which tourists can still visit today. People also liked to go to Brighton and visit the three
piers there. When the railway between London and the town opened, people of all social classes
could visit Brighton.
Brighton still has a very special atmosphere today because it is full of classic old buildings, as well as
beautiful, modern ones. It is popular with both young and old people and has many pubs and cafés
close to the sea as well as many theatres, nightclubs and cinemas. Brighton is near the South Downs
where people can go for long, beautiful walks and it has recently become a city.
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True
False
__X___
1.
The city is famous for its romantic atmosphere.
_____
2.
Brighton was a small village in the 6th century AD.
__X___
_____
3.
The Spanish attacked Brighthelmston.
_____
__X___
4.
Dr. Richard Russell was a doctor in Brighton.
__X___
_____
5.
People loved swimming in the sea in the 18th century.
__X___
_____
6.
The Prince of Wales visited Brighton for the first time in 1750.
_____
__X___
7.
The Royal Pavilion was closed in 1783.
_____
__X___
8.
When the railway between Guildford and Brighton opened,
people from all social classes visited the town.
_____
__X___
9.
Brighton is a city for young and old people.
__X___
_____
10.
Brighton is near the North Downs.
_____
__X___
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D
CONVERSATIONS
Complete the following conversations with suitable expressions.
1.
2.
3.
A:
Thank goodness it’s Friday!
B:
Yeah. Have a nice _______weekend___________ !
A:
______Same____________ to you!
A:
______Excuse____________ me. Is there a post office near here?
B:
Yes. Go straight ahead. It’s on the left, next to the bank.
A:
______Thanks____________ a lot.
A:
It’s quite cold in here. Can I close the window?
B:
_____Pardon_____________ ?
A:
The window, can I close it?
B:
Yes, of ______course____________ .
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4.
A:
Good morning.
B:
Good morning. ________Can / Could__________ I _______have___________ a coffee
please?
5.
A:
Here you are. Anything else?
B:
No thanks.
A:
That’s £80 please. How do you want to ______pay____________ ?
B:
Is a credit card ok?
C:
Credit card’s fine. Thank you very ______much____________ .
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