Kura Matura

Interaktivní Maturitní Testy

Domov Testy O Projektě

Anglický jazyk - Didaktický test

100 Minut

Začni

POSLECH 1.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 1-4

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POSLECH 2.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 5-12

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POSLECH 3.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 13-20

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- The Smallest House
POSLECH 4.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 21-24

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- - he has caught a bad cold. he drank too much alcohol. he thought it was Saturday. he forgot to set his alarm clock.
  - Radios are mainly turned on for fun. Radios are useless in today’s world. Radios are popular for listeners’ choice. Radios are only good for passing on information.
  - Create a new Olympic anthem. Perform live at the Olympic Games. Shorten and record national anthems. Record national anthems with the band The Rolling Stones.
  - Manager Firefighter Policeman Ambulance driver
ČTENÍ A JAZYKOVÁ KOMPETENCE 5.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 25-29

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    The dog brought Kevin his mobile phone. The dog called Kevin’s daughter. The dog ran to the hospital. The dog phoned for help.
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    They visited it by mistake. They were part of a social study. They wanted to see filming locations there. They wanted to see a typical English village.
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    It was left on the trade route. It was found in the Italian Alps. It was made in Norway 5,300 years ago. It was the only long-sleeved shirt found from the pre-Viking age.
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    British food keeps its bad reputation. TV chefs improve British cooking habits. British people eat in restaurants more often. Advertising events influence British cooking.
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    Male penguins protected their neighbours’ eggs. Male penguins were aggressive to female penguins. Male penguins took stones from their neighbours’ holes. Male penguins spent three months making holes for their eggs.
ČTENÍ A JAZYKOVÁ KOMPETENCE 6.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 30-39

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ČTENÍ A JAZYKOVÁ KOMPETENCE 7.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 40-44
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- - to make money to unite dog lovers to relax after work to meet his friends
  - had a car accident started creating his website noticed dog owners’ behaviour started making notes about dog walkers
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  - They promised to help him. They were happy about his idea. They advised him to stay in his job. They liked the materials he showed them.
  - Success comes easily. Trust professionals. Follow your ideas. Work in a team.
ČTENÍ A JAZYKOVÁ KOMPETENCE 8.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 45-49
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ČTENÍ A JAZYKOVÁ KOMPETENCE 9.ČÁST, ÚLOHY 50-64

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- Atlas
  
  Although the oldest maps were made in ancient times, people really didn‘t begin using atlases until the 16th century. In 1595, a collection of maps prepared by Gerardus Mercator for the first time with the word “atlas” in the title. Since that time, a book of maps as an atlas.
  
  Mercator used the word “atlas” in the title to show his respect for Atlas, a legendary king of Mauretania. Atlas was a great king, but he was also a great geographer. He was especially in astronomy and navigation and he invented the first celestial globe – a ball-shaped map of the stars. Surprisingly, the title page of Mercator’s book of maps wasn’t decorated with a picture of King Atlas, but it a picture of a mythological giant who was holding an object similar to the globe.
  
  In Greek mythology, this giant’s name was Atlas, and he was one of the giants called Titans. In ancient legend, the Titans fought the Greek gods and lost. The winners then punished them. As a punishment, Atlas to hold the sky on his shoulders. He held up the sky many years. One day a legendary hero, Hercules, came to Atlas and asked him for help in getting three golden apples from Hera’s garden. Atlas agreed, but he Hercules, ‘Please hold the sky for me while I am away.’
  
  Hercules took the sky from Atlas and waited his return. He was not as strong Atlas, so holding the sky was hard work for him. When Atlas returned with the apples, he looked at Hercules and thought, ‘If I Hercules here, I would be free forever.’ Hercules was clever and immediately realised Atlas wanted to do, so he thought of a trick. ‘This sky is an uncomfortable thing!’ he said. ‘Hold it up for a minute while I put pads on my shoulders. Then I it again.’ Unfortunately, Atlas didn’t see the trick. He put down the apples and took the sky back from Hercules. However, Hercules didn’t want any pads on his shoulders. He collected the apples and ran away with them, leaving Atlas to hold the heavy sky forever.
  
  According to the legend, in the end Atlas turned into stone mountains — the Atlas Mountains. You will find these mountains in Northwest Africa. They fascinating people, climbers especially, by their height and beauty ever since.
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