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1. Match the definitions with suitable adjectives (there are 3 extra adjectives)

 

carefree

diligent - 

shy

stubborn

generous

malicious -

modest

gentle

faithful

ambitious

aloof -

 

-          having no worries or problem

-          willing to give money, spend time etc., in order to help people or give them pleasure

-          determined to be succesful, rich, powerful etc

-          determined not to change your mind, even when people think he is unreasonable

-          kind and careful in his character or behaviour and not at all violent or unpleasant

-          remaining loyal to a person, belief, political party etc. and continuing to support them

-          unwilling to talk proudly about his abilities and achievements

-          nervous and embarrased about talking to other people, especially people he does not  know

 

2. Listening:

 


assertive – stanowczy, apodyktyczny

be an obsessive time keeper mieć obsesję na punkcie odpowiedzialności

be awarded with – być nagrodzonym

be capable of doing sth – być zdolnym coś zrobić

be prone to heart attack – mieć skłonności do zawału serca

be sacked – być zwolnionym z pracy

bear in mind – mieć w pamięci

business dealings – interesy

commoner – człowiek z ludu, zwykły obywatel

consistently – tu: stale

efficient – sprawny, wydajny,

entirely – całkowicie

feel guilty – czuć się winnym

 

 

 

 

get annoyed – złościć się

I’ll go along with... - zgodzę się z ...

I’m not with you – nie rozumiem cię

insecure – niepewny

make someone easier in dealings – “zmiekczyć” kogoś

raise a point – poruszać kwestię

specify a particular half an hour – wyznaczać czas spotkania z dokładnością do pół godziny

superiority – wyższość

tell off sb – zwymyślać kogoś

time is tight – mamy mało czasu

upbringing – wychowanie

value – cenić

vice – wada

virtue - cnota

 

 

 

 


Choose the correct answer:

 

1.       In Britain punctuality is considered to be

a)       a vice

b)       a virte

c)       a merit

d)       an obsession

2.       Peter reminds Ann that

a)       she likes to keep people waiting

b)       she always keeps him waiting]

c)       she has never waited for him

d)       she gets annoyed when he comes late

3.       If people in England are late for work, they

a)       feel extremely unhappy

b)       have a feeling of guilt

c)       are told off by employers

d)       have to suffer consequences

4.       There are countries like India where punctuality

a)       is not required

b)       is not a virtue

c)       is not tolerated

d)       is not acceptable

5.       When Kim says that you show your superiority if you keep people waiting

a)       she has British people in mind

b)       she is only joking

c)       she thinks it is true

d)       she means what she says

6.       People who are obsessive timekeepers are

a)       sensitive and considerate

b)       well organised and efficient

c)       ambitious and assertie

d)       realiable and helpful

7.       Coming too early for an interview may mean that the person is

a)       good-mannered

b)       polite

c)       anxious

d)       respectful

 

 

Below is a summary of the text . Fill in the missing words.

 

Punctuality is considered to be a ............. in Britain but American people think that only they are capable .................. coming on time, in other words they are expected to be ............... . Pupils are told .............. if they are late for school. However, there is one .................... British  kings and queens have to keep more commoners ................, which is the right way of .................. superiority.

 

3. Writing

Describe appearance of your best friends included age, heigth, build, hair (length, colour, type, style), complexion, other features

 

4. Fill in the gaps with appropriate word or phrase

 

GOSSIP     WINDBAG     WET BLANKET    SPONGER      SLAVE DRIVER     FUDDY-DUDDY

 

1. Stop talking! Can’t you see nobody is interested in it? You are such ......................................... !

2. I hate my new boss! He makes me work too hard! He is just .................................. !

3. It’ll be better when Carol doesn’t come to the party. She is a  ...................................., I afraid she’s able to spoil our gathering. Remember? Last time she discouraged everybody from enjoying my birthday.

4. I don’t like Sue, she is really .................................... . She is always intersted in other people’s affair and still talk about others’ life!

5. Mummy, don’t you understand that now every girl wears trousers? Don’t be a  ............................................ .

6. Don’t you think Mike’s new girlfriend is a ............................ ............. ? She uses his money, flat and give nothing instead!

 

5. How do you fill when ...

a)       you are sitting in the comfortable armchair, listening to your favourite music and drinking delicious coffee? ___________________

b)       you have lost your money? __________________

c)       your mother doesn’t come for night and you don’t know where she is? ________________________

d)       you are walking alone through the forest at dark night? _________________

e)       you see your boyfriend kissing the strange girl? __________________

f)        your dog died? ___________________

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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