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2 (M)
3
9 c
1 C
1 e
5
2 D
2 d
3 E
1 adapter
3 f
4 B
2 electric shaver
4 b
3 hairdryer
5 a
STRUKTURY LEKSYKALNO GRAMATYCZNE
4 light bulb
6 c
1
5 plug
6 socket A
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1 at the age
6 SA
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2 of age
1 sockets
1
3 in the age
2 hairdryer
4 aged 1 peninsula
3 electric shaver
B 2 range, peak
4 plug
1 turned out 3 lake
5 adapter
2 found out 4 island
6 bulb
3 turned up 5 coastline
4 came up 6 Gulf
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C 7 Bay
1 peripherals
1 disapproval 8 Cape
2 resolution
2 distaste
3 shortcuts
3 disappointment
4 extension
4 disagreement
5 responding
6 memory stick
2 (M)
7 inbox
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6 logging
1 c
mild/light extreme
7 plant
2 b
Rain drizzle downpour
8 renewable
3 a
Wind breeze gale
CZYTANIE
MÓWIENIE
hurricane
1
1
1 however
Fog mist 1 change
2 otherwise
2 disputed
Cloudy (sky/day) overcast
3 because
3 in
Hot (weather) scorching
4 disastrous
2
5 threats
a heatwave
1 B
6 implement
2 C
7 policies
3
3 A
8 emissions
1 thick
9 pressure
3 (M)
2 light
10 make
1 E
3 heavy
2 A
4 strong
PISANIE
3 B
5 sleet
c
4 F
6 snowstorm
One of the most 6beautifull places in Poland is
5 C
4
Słowiński National Park. It is located in the north-
STRUKTURY LEKSYKALNO GRAMATYCZNE
1 oak west of the country, on the Baltic coast. I have very
2 maple fond memories of that area, as 4I was going there
1
3 pine every summer when I was a child. 8It s scenery is
1 to
4 spruce spectacular. There are dunes of incredibly pure,
2 have
5 birch white sand, which give the landscape a fantastic
3 who
6 horse chestnut appearance. There are lakes so close to the 9sea,
3 a
that sea water gets into them whenever there is a
5 more
5
storm.
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2
It is a perfect place for people 2which enjoy walking,
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1 c
takeing photos, and especially birdwatching. With
3 tulip
2 b
over 260 bird species, the area is a birdwatchers
4 daisy
3 e
paradise. You 5also can walk up Rowokół hill, which
5 pansy
4 a
is not very high, but there is a viewing tower on top
6 lily of the valley
5 d
of it from which you can see a panorama of the
7 forget-me-not
surrounding area.
3 (M)
8 heather
If you are also interested in man-made landscape
1 in
elements, I recommend a walk to 1old lighthouse
6
2 been
in the small village of Czołpino. Several years ago it
1 swan
3 most
was closed for repairs, but since last summer 3it is
2 seagull
4 which
open again.
3 sparrow
5 the
4 great tit
d
6 to
5 magpie
1 the old lighthouse
SA
UCHANIE
6 raven
2 who
2
3 it has been
7
4 I used to go
1 C
1 breed
5 can also
2 D
2 mating
6 beautiful
3 nests
3
7 taking
4 lay
1 with a book, thinking, waste of time
8 Its
5 hatch
2 best, buy less, consume less
9 sea that
6 young
4
7 feed
12 Państwo i społeczeństwo
8 graze
1 someone else s opinion: answer D (People ask
9 hunt
me:  Don t you value your time?) something the SA
OWNICTWO
10 migrate
speaker says about a different form of travel:
1
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answer B (When I cycle, I listen to my IPod)
1 pass
2 actions the speaker mentions, but not as the
8 2 approve
best way: answers A, B, C .
3 implement
1 g
4 administer
5 (M)
2 a
5 represent
3 d
1 C
6 interpret
4 f
2 A
7 for resolving
5 b
3 A
6 e
4 C
2
7 c
5 C
a
9 1 equal
7
2 rights
1 recycling
1 renewable energies
3 liberty
2 conserve
2 carbon neutral
4 happiness
3 vegetarian
3 wind turbines
4 carbon
4 solar panels
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b 10 MÓWIENIE
5 speech
1 possession
1 3
6 censorship
2 punishment, imprisonment
(Students own answers.)
7 conscience
3 poverty
8 assembly
4 homelessness STRUKTURY LEKSYKALNO GRAMATYCZNE
c
5 immigrants
1
9 judgment
2 Rarely have I seen such a well-organised society.
CZYTANIE
10 law
3 On no account must we invest any money in
11 process
2
this venture.
d
1 e
4 Not only does the company use child labour,
12 proof
2 d
but it dumps toxic waste next to farms as well.
13 innocent
3 a
5 Little did they realise what we were planning.
14 guilty
4 b
6 No sooner had the news been announced than
15 doubt
5 c
riots broke out in the city.
e
7 Not a word did he say about the proposed
3 (M)
16 trial
redundancies.
1 C
17 witness
2 D
18 counsel
2 (M)
3 A
1 does the undertaking involve a significant risk,
3
4 C
but
1 f
5 D
2 no account should you believe
2 g
3 have I made any of the statements
5
3 a
4 did they know that they would be
(Suggested answers)
4 b
5 had the protest march started than the police
Scotland s situation in the late 17th century:
5 c
not much industry, tiny navy, no foreign colonies,
6 d
2
foreign trade routes blocked by England.
7 e
1 Not only does the undertaking involve a
Paterson s plan: to set up a colony in Darien and
significant risk but &
4
control both oceans.
2 On no account should you believe &
Noun (abstract): economy, economics
The difficulties encountered in Darien: hot and
3 Never have I made any of the statements &
Noun (person): economist
humid climate, failed crops, disease caused by
4 Little did they know that they would be &
Adjective: economic, economical
insects, malnutrition.
5 No sooner had the protest march started than
Verb: economise
The effects of the Darien disaster: 71 per cent of
the police &
settlers died; colony surrendered to the Spanish;
5
huge financial losses destabilised Scotland s PISANIE
1 economic
economy; loss of political independence
3
2 economy
1 d, f
3 economist
SA
UCHANIE
2 b, h
4 economical
2 (M)
3 c, e
5 economics
1 C
4 a, g
6 economise
2 E
5
6
3 B
1 Prime Minister 4 A Topic 1:
b The story feels frighteningly real.
2 Member of Parliament
3
e X s superb acting makes the story especially
3 gross domestic product
1 c
convincing and moving.
4 weapons of mass destruction
2 e
Topic 2:
5 World Trade Organization
3 g
a It all started one April afternoon, when &
7
4 a
d Suddenly, they heard &
1 b, h 5 b
Topic 3:
2 a, d 6 d
c She devoted forty years of her life to improving
3 c, e 7 f
the situation of &
4 f, g
f He was one of the most important figures of
4
the civil rights movement in &
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A landslide victory means the election was won by
1 b a very large margin; a closely fought contest means
2 c the difference in the number of votes was small.
3 a
A ceasefire is a temporary agreement to stop
4 d
fighting (zawieszenie broni); a peace treaty is the
5 e
next and more permanent step, and agreement
6 f
that formally ends an armed conflict (traktat
7 g
pokojowy).
9
5
1 for
1 recklessly
2 of
2 disqualified
3 of
3 eligible
4 with
4 hand
5 of, from
5 delinquent, destroying
6 to, for
6 attempted
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