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ШКОЛСКО ТАКМИЧЕЊЕ ИМЕ УЧЕНИКА: ______________

ЕНГЛЕСКИ ЈЕЗИК ВРЕМЕ ЗА РАД: 60 минута


ГИМНАЗИЈА КРАЉЕВО БРОЈ ПОЕНА: max. 40/ min. 32

I Choose the correct answer:


1. He ______ the gun but no one at the party had actually seen him with it.
A was gossiped to bring
B was rumoured to bring
C was gossiped to have brought
D was rumoured to have brought
2. Although Joan felt _______, she smiled ______ .
A nervously / in a friendly way
B nervous / in a friendly way
C nervously / friendly
D nervous / friendly
3. If you are lying _____ your boyfriend now, what will happen ____ six months, when
you get married?
A - / for
B - / in
C to / in
D to / for
4. 'I hope there was nothing ________ in the portfolio,' she said.
A worthy
B worth
C valueless
D valuable
5. _______ all the letters, they finally posted them to different people.
A Having to stamp
B Having been stamped
C Having stamped
D Being stamped
6. Which of the words below means the opposite of reluctant ?
A unwilling
B disinclined
C eager
D earnest
7. By this time next Monday we _____ for three weeks.
A will have been sailed
B will have been sailing
C will be sailed
D will sail
8. My cousins lost their lovely dog a month ago. It appeared ______ yesterday.
A out of the blue
B out of the blue moon
C over the blues
D over the moon

II Use the words in capitals to form a word that fits in the blank space.

1. I am not sure what this note says - his writing is almost____________!


LEGIBLE

2. They had thought that the new colony would be a paradise, but they were soon
_____. ILLUSION

3. Our friendship has steadily _______________ over the years. STRONG

4. Looking at the Earth from space make you realize how small and _________ we all are.
SIGNIFICANT

5. Tom _______________ me to apply for the job. COURAGE

6. It was _________________ not to write and thank them. POLITE

7. Harry was ________________ and wouldn't admit he was wrong. OBSTINACY

8. Such rudeness is _______________ ! EXCUSE

9. I am not sure about the _____________ merit of much of Dali's work. ART

10. I don't think he is too old. Age is _______________ if he can do the job.
RELEVANT
III Put the verbs in brackets in the correct verb forms (finite or non-finite, active or
passive). Please do not use a modal unless one is requested. Pay attention to word
order and spelling. It is not possible to add any other word (e.g. pronoun, noun, etc.)
apart from those given in brackets.
It was another cold autumn morning of 2016. Jack (1) ____________________ (arrive) in
Berlin on the train which he (2) ____________________ (board) the previous night in
Prague. “By this time tomorrow, I (3)____________________ (MODAL, travel) across
Europe for a whole month,” he thought to himself as he (4) ____________________ (pick
up) his luggage from the terminal. (5) ____________________ (visit) all the important sites
from his itinerary (6) ____________________ (locate) in the southern regions of Europe,
he (7) ____________________ (move, now) towards the north, and towards his final
destination –Berlin.
The fatigue and lack of sleep (8) ____________________ (POSSESIVE, take, already) toll,
and he (9) ____________________ (MODAL, not wait) to get to the apartment which he
(10) ____________________ (book) online while in Prague. (11) ____________________
(he, know) how hard and tiresome the journey would be, he (12) ____________________
(MODAL, embark, never) on it alone, but waited for the summer.

IV Fill in the gaps with ONLY ONE WORD to make a correct and logical sentence

1. The Board of the Company __________that he get promoted before anyone else.
2. ____________he is lying or telling the truth, it is a wonderful story!
3. She said she couldn’t help__________how wonderful my new haircut was.
4. Don’t forget to bring the wine, ____________you?
5. I really _____a hand with these boxes. Could you come tomorrow morning and help
me?
6. None of her friends realized how __________ill she was.
7. Did you happen to come _______my glasses while you were looking for the keys in
the drawers?
8. You _____better not tell Mom about my exam results!
9. Now I really want you to pay close attention ____my instructions. This is difficult.
10.How did you manage to get used to ______all these essays in the course?
Key
I
1. D
2. B
3. C
4. A
5. C
6. C
7. B
8. A
9.

II 1.illegible 2. Disillusioned 3. Strengthened 4.insignificant 5. Encouraged


6.impolite 7. Obstinate 8.Inexcusable 9.Artistic 10.Irrelevant

III 1. Arrived 2. had boarded 3. will have been traveling/travelling;will have


traveled/ travelled 4. was picking (up); picked (up) 5. having visited 6. Located 7.
was now moving; now moved 8. had already taken their 9. couldn’t/ wouldn't wait
10. had booked 11. had he known 12. would/might have never embarked

IV 1. Insisted/suggested/required 2. Whether 3. Saying 4. Will


5. Need 6. Very/terribly 7. across 8.had 9. To
10. Writing/reading

КОМИСИЈА

Биљана Громовић

Наташа Петровић

Мр Јелена Новитовић

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