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    NOSLĒGUMA PĀRBAUDES DARBS

    Izglītības programmas nosaukums: 70K mod. – Angļu valoda (ar priekšzināšanām)


    (Intermediate)
    Laika posmā no 2021.gada 15.novembra līdz 2021.gada 21.decembrim
    Izglītības programmas mācību stundu skaits: 100 st.

    (ESF projekts „Atbalsts bezdarbnieku izglītībai” Nr.7.1.1.0/15/I/001)

    Audzēknis:
    (personas vārds, uzvārds, paraksts)
    Listening part
    Exercise 1 (8 points)

     You are going to hear the conversation 2 times.


     Listen to the audio and read 8 sentences.
     Decide if the senteces are true or false.

    Example: Two old friends are talking in this audio. True

    1. Patrick and Selina have never met each other before. True/ False

    2. Selina still lives in London. True/ False

    3. Selina didn’t like her job in London. True/ False

    4. Selina is living with her parents. True/ False

    5. Patrick also went to London. True/ False

    6. Selina is surprised that Patrick is married. True/ False

    7. Patrick has a daughter named Marigold. True/ False

    8. Patrick invites Selina to his house. True/ False

    Listening - Exercise 2 (8 points)

     Listen and choose – a, b, or c.


     You are going to hear the audio 2 times.
     Click on the right answer.

    1. A dirtboard is a) a board with wheels that you stand on.


    b) a board with no wheels that you stand on.
    c) a board that you sit on.
    2. To go canyoning you need a) ropes and a helmet.
    b) a guide and special equipment.
    c) ropes and special equipment.
    3. Zip-wiring is a)scary and difficult.
    b) easy and exciting.
    c) scary but exciting.
    4. Paris looks so beautiful a) at night.
    b) on television.
    c) in the photos.
    5. The impressionist paintings are in a)the Louvre.
    b) the Musée D’Orsay.
    c) the Rodin Museum.
    6. The famous Rodin statue is called a)The Worker.
    b)The Thinker.
    c)The Philosopher.
    7. The girl is going to Paris for a)the weekend.
    b)four days.
    c)five days.
    8. She’s going with a)her friend.
    b)her boyfriend.
    c)her family.

    Listening - Exercise 3 (9 points)

     Do this exercise while you listen.


     Write the word to fill the gaps from 1-9.
     You are going to hear the audio 2 times.

    My new scooter! It’s quite small, but fun, and just what I needed for getting around
    the city. I used to have quite a long walk to the 1_____________, then a longish walk
    at the other end to get to 2_____________. But now I can just whiz there on my
    3
    _____________. And there’s no problem parking, there’s always 4_____________
    for it. You have to be 5_____________ with the cars and 6_____________ – they
    don’t always see you – and when it rains the surface of the road is 7_____________,
    it gets really slippery. But in general it’s perfect for me, and I can fit a
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    _____________ on the back too – I’ve got an extra 9_____________ for a friend. It’s
    great. Riding along makes me feel so free.

    Reading part
    Exercise 1 (9 points)

     Read the article and choose A, B, or C.

    Maria Stanovich

    I’ve always had a strong relationship with my family. An important influence on my


    personality was my grandmother, Hannah. She was born in 1930 into a poor family
    with seven children – they had to take very good care of each other in order to
    survive. Growing up in such difficult conditions had a positive effect on her, teaching
    her to share everything, be honest, helpful, hard-working, and affectionate. My
    grandmother taught me all these things, making me realize that family is more
    important than material possessions.

    Katie Dupont

    The people around you have the greatest influence on your life – they affect the way
    you behave and think. As soon as Rob and I met, we connected. When Rob was
    young, his father died in a motorcycle accident. Being brought up as an only child by
    a single parent made him independent and ambitious. He left home at 16, and since
    then has lived in different places and had various jobs. He’s taught me that it’s
    important to find time for friends and family and to do what makes you happy. He
    always has fun, trying new things, keeping his mind and body healthy, and he still
    works hard to achieve his goals. I greatly admire Rob and I hope that one day I can
    look at life in the way that he does.

    Jed Mitchell

    I spent many hours as a child listening to my uncle Wilson’s stories. He was the
    youngest of 11 children whose family lived in a fishing town in Scotland. Life was
    hard and with so many mouths to feed, the children began working from an early
    age. At just 14, my uncle began his first job as a fisherman. That was the beginning of
    his adventures – he travelled and worked in Alaska, South-East Asia, India, and
    Africa. He educated himself, learnt to be a chef, an engineer, a farmer, and
    photographer. Uncle Wilson taught me that life is special and that you should take
    every opportunity that you can to fill it with adventure.

    Example: Katie believes that your family and friends don’t influence you.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    1 Maria has a close relationship with her family.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    2 Maria’s grandmother had seven children.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    3 Maria’s grandmother is still alive.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    4 Growing up in a big family made Maria’s grandmother less selfish.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    5 Katie met Rob at work.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    6 Katie knew she and Rob would be good friends because they immediately got on
    well.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say


    7 Katie thinks Rob lives his life in a positive way.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    8 Jed’s uncle’s first job was as a chef.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    9 Jed thinks people shouldn’t waste any chances in life.

    A True B False C Doesn’t say

    Reading exercise 2(10 points)

     Read the article. Choose A, B, or C from the table below.

    Jobs for women


    Kerry Cassidy is one of Britain’s 19,000 train drivers. She 1 _____ a train for eight
    years now, and she’s very happy in her job. The situation for women train drivers has
    changed a lot 2 _____ 1978 when Karen Harrison became the first in the U.K. At that
    time male drivers were generally not very kind 3_____ women.

    Today, the job is 4_____ for women to do than it was in the past because attitudes
    have changed. One of 5_____ things about it is the salary. Georgiana Oana 6_____ a
    train driver for a year. She 7_____ £55,000 a year, so she’s been able to get a 8_____
    to buy her own house.

    Kerry Cassidy is a single mother, but she can easily 9_____ childcare for her two
    children while she’s away at work. Kerry believes there’s nothing about being
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    _____ that makes it a man’s job. She says that there is no reason why women
    shouldn’t apply.

    1. A drives B is driving C has been driving


    2. A for B from C since
    3. A at B to C with
    4. A easier B easiest C more easy
    5. A better B best C the best
    6. A has been B is C was
    7. A costs B earns C wins
    8. A bargain B budget C mortgage
    9. A afford B charge C raise
    10. A train driver B a train driver C the train driver
    Reading exercise 3(6 points)

     Read the article.


     Choose the correct heading (1-6) for each paragraph (A-F)
     Write the correct heading(1-6) next to each paragraph

    How to be the perfect car passenger

    1. Don’t be a selfish DJ
    2. Don’t tolerate dangerous driving
    3. Be a good co-pilot
    4. Don’t distract the driver
    5. Wear your seat belt
    6. Don’t be rude

    With the holidays just about to start and millions of cars hitting the
    roads at once, now’s the time to consider how car passengers can help
    drivers. Think about how you would like your passengers to behave if
    you were the driver – this will make you more conscious of your actions
    while being a passenger yourself.

    Don’t wait for the driver to put it on, or A.


    refuse to put it on when asked to.
    Advise the driver on the best route to B.
    take. However, don’t shout or advise
    them too close to a turning, as this can
    make the driver panic or turn suddenly,
    leading to a possible accident.
    You can always comment on someone’s C.
    driving, as long as it’s a friendly
    suggestion. But don’t attack the driver
    about their driving, especially if they’re
    inexperienced. Let them take their time
    and drive the way that is most
    comfortable for them, not you.
    Talking to the driver helps to pass the D.
    time and stops them from falling
    asleep. However, talking too loudly or
    singing along to the radio can distract
    the driver and possibly cause an
    accident.
    Listening to the radio while driving E.
    makes the journey more enjoyable.
    However, don’t assume the driver
    wants to listen to everything that you
    want to listen to. It’s better to allow the
    driver to choose the style of music. If
    the driver needs to concentrate, help
    them by turning the volume down, and
    don’t have the radio on too loud in
    general.

    You deserve to feel safe and be treated F.


    with consideration. If you notice that
    the driver is going above the speed
    limit, don’t immediately shout at them,
    as they might not be aware of it
    themselves. However, if you can see
    that the driver is speeding and not
    driving safely, you should tell them to
    slow down and drive more carefully.

    Writing part

    Exercise 1(6 points)


    Imagine you’re going to study at a language school in the UK for three weeks. You
    receive an email from your home-stay family asking some questions about your
    lifestyle. Reply to their email and include the following information. (140–180 words)

    • thank them for email

    • your age, family, work / study

    • what you usually eat / your likes and dislikes

    • sports you do / interests you have


    Exercise 2 (12 points)
     Complete the description with words from the box.
    Exercise 3(7 points)
    Write a description of a film you would recommend to people. Plan what
    you are going to write in the four paragraphs.

     The name of the film, the director, the stars, and any prizes it won
     Where and when it is set, when it was filmed
     The plot
     Why you recommend the film

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