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LIETUVOS RESPUBLIKOS VIETIMO IR MOKSLO MINISTERIJA NACIONALINIS EGZAMIN CENTRAS

Kandidato (-s) grups ir eils numeris egzamino vykdymo protokole ____________________________

Klausymo, skaitymo, kalbos vartojimo, raymo testai

2011 m. valst ybinio brandos egzamino uduotis Pagrindin sesija 2011 m. gegus 21 d.
TRUKM

Klausymo testas Skaitymo testas Kalbos vartojimo testas Raymo testas I viso

30 min. 60 min. 20 min. 90 min. 3 val. 20 min.

Nacionalinis egzamin centras, 2011

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I. LISTENING PAPER (30 minutes, 25 points) B Part 1 (6 points, 1 point per item). You are going to hear two short telephone conversations about registering for language courses. You will hear them twice. Listen to the recording and complete the table. An example (0) has been done for you. Conversation 1 Name of the School Name of the applicant Contact phone Age of the applicant Course level Course date (0) London Language School Anna TOWNSEND (01) _____________________ 32 Intermediate (02) ____________ Conversation 2 Brighton Language School Sirius (04) ___________________ 4401775263 (05) _____________________ Beginner Greek

(03) ___________________ July 8 (06) _____________________

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B Part 2 (4 points, 1 point per item). You will hear people speaking in four different situations. For questions 710, choose the best answer, A, B, or C. You will hear each situation twice. 07. You are visiting a Wax museum when you hear a woman addressing a group of pupils. Who is this woman? A B C a school teacher a security officer a museum guide

08. You are in a department store and you hear a shop assistant talking to a customer. What is she refusing to do? A B C exchange a faulty item give him his money back fix a faulty item

09. Two people are talking about a friend's party on the phone. How was the party? A B C boring overcrowded exciting

10. Listen to a woman calling an airline. What does she want to do? A B C change her accommodation change her travel date change her destination

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Part 3 (4 points, 1 point per item). You will hear an interview with a university professor about urban foxes. For questions 1114, choose the best answer, A, B, or C. An example (0) has been done for you. You will hear the recording twice. 0. People think that urban foxes are A similar to country foxes. B becoming bolder. C more scarce these days.

11. The stereotype of the urban fox is A a red beauty. B a yelling creature. C an adorable pet. 12. A teenage fox is known as A a fearless creature. B a fearful creature. C a fierce creature. 13. Foxes like school grounds because A they find dog-food there. B they find lunch leftovers. C they love playing on the ground. 14. A fox can be scared away by A water sprays. B rubbish bags. C red painted sheds.

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Part 4 (11 points, 1 point per item). You will hear a report on how chewing gum is causing problems for the environment. For questions 1525, complete the sentences. You may write one word only. Write the word exactly as you hear it. An example (0) has been done for you. You will hear the recording twice. If people are inattentive on the street they may (0) step into chewing gum. It is very difficult to clear your shoes from the (15) _____________________ chewing gum. The gum must be cleaned up since it takes awhile to (16) _____________________. Many experts try to (17) _____________________ this environmental problem. Regular chewers take gum for the breath (18) _____________________ effect. Chewing gum may (19) _____________________ blood flow and feed the brain. Revolymer company analyzes the (20) _____________________ of the chewing gum. A new chemical formula will make chewing gum disintegration (21) _____________________ to dissolving plastic bags. Streets will stay less littered if we teach people to act more (22) _____________________. The 'Gummy bins' project is well received and widely (23) _____________________. Wrigley company will hold its (24) _____________________ focus on education. Gum litter may completely disappear in the future due to the efforts of (25) __________________ minds.
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II. READING PAPER (60 minutes, 25 points) B Part 1 (5 points, 1 point per item). You are going to read four short descriptions (AD) of British traditions. For questions 2630, choose from descriptions AD. The descriptions may be chosen more than once. An example (0) has been done for you. A Maldon Mud Race B Cheese Rolling Race

Maldon is a town located in the east of England. The town is known for its strange racing competition held in December or January. The race is organized by the Maldon District council and local Rotary and Lions club. All the money collected in this event goes to those in need. The event was first organized in 1973. Maldon mud race is held in the local Promenade Park. Each competitor has to pass through some 200 metres of mud, run across the river, drink a pint of beer from a barrel placed there and then return to the starting point. The participants usually wear funny clothes. The biggest problem for the organizer is high tide. Some races had to be postponed because of it.

Accurate information is hard to come by, but the tradition is at least 200 years old. Each year the event becomes more and more popular with contestants coming from all around the world to compete or even simply to watch. It has long been regarded as one of the most curious and risky of English springtime pastimes. The competitors chase a large round of cheese down a steep hill in Gloucestershire, risking to be called fools and break their legs and arms. The cheese can reach speed up to 112 km/h, which is enough to knock over and injure a spectator. The first person over the finish line at the bottom of the hill wins the cheese.

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C Christmas Pudding Race

D Pancake Race

The Great Christmas Pudding Race has been a London annual event since 1980. It's a charity event to raise money for Cancer Research programme. Teams represent schools, universities, companies or other organisations. They must wear fancy dress and have to run around Covent Garden Square while trying to balance a Christmas pudding on a plate! Obstacles, such as balloons full of flour, are put in their way to make it even more fun to watch.

The object of the race is to run 450 yards and get to the finishing line first, carrying a frying pan with a pancake in. The skill lies not so much in the running of the race but in flipping and catching the pancake. To ensure that it is not glued to the pan, the pancake must be tossed up in the air before the start and after the finish of the race. Only women who are native of the village and are over 16 years of age can enter. They must wear clothes typical of a housewife such as a skirt, apron and headscarf.
Adapted from website traditions-uk

In which race: the competitors must wear carnival costumes? the competitors must run the distance twice? the competitors are checked against cheating? the competitors might get injuries? the competition depends on the natural phenomenon? the competitors have difficulties because of objects blocking their way? 0 26 27 28 29 30 C

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B Part 2 (5 points, 1 point per item). You are going to read a text about the changes in the English language. For questions 3135, complete the text with the words from the box below. There are two words which you do not need to use. An example (0) has been done for you.

Changes in the English language

How many words in the English language never make it into dictionaries? This is the question that researchers and members of the public can now answer using a new online (0) tool developed by

Google with the help of scientists at Harvard University. The large database is being created as the (31) _______________ to a new era of research in the humanities, linguistics and social sciences that has been called 'culturomics'. The database includes more than 5m books both fiction and non-fiction published between 1800 and 2000. If written as a single line of (32) _______________, this would stretch to the moon and back 10 times. In their initial analysis of the database, the team found that around 8,500 new words (33) _______________ the English language every year and the lexicon grew by 70% between 1950 and 2000. But most of these words do not appear in dictionaries. It is estimated that 52% of the English vocabulary (34) _______________ of undocumented words in standard references. The researchers were also able to trace how words had changed in English, for example, a trend that started in the US towards more regular forms of verbs from irregular forms like 'burnt', 'smelt' and 'spilt'. The irregular forms still are used in British English. But the -t irregulars may (35) _______________ in England: each year, a population the size of Cambridge adopts 'burned' instead of 'burnt'.
Adapted from The Guardian

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Part 3 (6 points, 1 point per item). You are going to read about the British society. Seven sentences have been removed from the text. For questions 3641, choose from the sentences AI the one which best fits each gap. There are two sentences which you do not need to use. An example (0) has been done for you.

Universities lead the way to the 'big society'

When David Cameron first launched his idea of the 'big society', which would see citizens work together to run libraries, post offices, transport and more, the biggest criticisms were practical ones. (0) I And would volunteers have anything close to the necessary skills required to run local services? Students are already living the 'big society' ideal, doing free work for charities and gaining valuable experience in return. In Britain's universities the pro bono philosophy (literally 'in the public good'; in practice it means free) is thriving. (36) _____ The undergraduates advise local clients supervised by academics and, when required, practising lawyers. It was appropriate to give students opportunities to see how law can work in practice, and to assist the local community. The philosophy is mirrored at universities across the country, including Leeds, Sheffield, Liverpool, Kent, Oxford and many more. In fact, pro bono work has become so established that on Saturdays hosting sessions on setting up law clinics and developing project ideas are held. (37) _____ Across the UK, engineering, public relations and business academics are all donating their time to supervise. At Queen Mary, University of London, Professor Stefano Harney and five of his business school colleagues have launched a free consultancy service to help non-governmental organisations become more business-savvy. The inspiration, he says, stemmed from 'business schools in the UK rightly being blamed for turning a blind eye to the culture of greed and exploitation. (38) _____' Harney and his colleagues now devote hours to working with small NGOs who can't afford expensive consultants, offering advice on leadership, strategy and development. They act like psychoanalysts to these small organisations, listening to them and often helping them to work out their organisational issues for themselves. PhD students are also involved and Harney is now planning to expand his activities. (39) _____ For university students, the incentive of pro bono work is obvious: with graduate unemployment which is the highest in 17 years, it's a way to add sparkle to CVs. Add to that the boost to local communities especially crucial now, with the public sector cutbacks and you have, as several academics tell, 'a win-win situation'. (40) _____ It's no surprise that some are building pro bono work into timetable. At Portsmouth University, final-year students help local charities to improve their accounting systems as part of their coursework. Caroline Willot, finance lecturer at Portsmouth University explains: 'The students got so much out of it that it is obvious that working for charities was an excellent two-sided relationship. (41) _____'
Adapted from The Guardian

A Consequently, that led to the recent financial crisis. B So universities under social pressure want to prove their worth. C Take the University of the West of England, where 200 law students and academics run a legal clinic with the Bristol Citizens Advice Bureau. D But he believes universities are getting better at explaining what they do for local communities. E But the work isn't limited to law faculties, or even just to students. F The charities benefit from the university's expertise and the students gain genuine work experience. G For a start, he is going to include undergraduates and teach them how to work with NGOs in the process. H Nevertheless, they do so in a way that helps the local community and it's even better. I Would people really give their time for free?
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Part 4 (9 points, 1 point per item). You are going to read a text about the e-book. For questions 4246, choose from statements AH the one which best summarises each paragraph. There are two statements which you do not need to use. An example (0) has been done for you. For questions 4750, find words in the text to complete the sentences. An example (00) has been done for you.

What's on the next page in the great e-book race?

A B C D E F G H A successful launch of the new gadget Amazing storage capacity The rise of glaring cover design Debatable destiny of the e-book Increasing popularity of the traditional book Smart technologies influence the act of reading The loss of pictorial art A special place for the e-book

0. H If the digital age is the final victory of the numerate over the literate, as a Salman Rushdie character memorably put it, then where does the e-book fit in? The answer, I think, is somewhere between the electric car and teleportation; or, to put it another way, between something that looks like the imminent future and something that looks like total fantasy. 42. _____ There has never been so much speculation about the future of the book. Some argue that the e-book will replace the hardback; others that it will replace the paperback, leaving print books to become semi-luxury items; others state that it will eliminate the book altogether, transforming it into some interactive multimedia experience. Everyone from publishers to hardware manufacturers and to designers is desperately trying to see around the corner. This is literature's equivalent of the space race, complete with all the one-upmanship and wild speculation that accompanied the original. 43. _____ Meanwhile, back in 2010, we have a plastic electronic device that's a new-fashioned way of reading old-fashioned books. The Kindle is the bestselling dedicated e-reader on the market. Although traditionalists bemoan the death of the book, consumers seem to have no problem making the switch from page to screen. When Amazon put on the new Kindle on the market in August, it saw its total book sales in the UK increase sixfold for that month. So how does this gadget redefine the act of reading? Is it a significant evolutionary step, or merely the fax machine of the near future? 44. _____ The immediate thing that struck me as I embarked on my first Kindle novel was how the Amazon Kindle logo was constantly in my peripheral vision. The next thing I noticed was that there were no page numbers. The corner of the screen revealed that I was 3% of the way through my novel. Immediately, the book assumed the character of a new medium. Gone was the rhythm of the page, replaced by fractions of a digital file. My progress was being measured on a progress bar, just like a software download on my computer.

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45. _____ The statistical feel of those percentages chimed with the perverse fact that on my 241gm Kindle I can store 3,500 books one a week for the next 70 years. At the pace I read, I could probably get through about 20 books before the device either packs in, is lost or becomes technologically obsolete. But then the internet has taught us that only impossible quantities of knowledge will do. No wonder, with its little keypad, the Kindle looks like a calculator for reading. 46. _____ But one of the most glaring departures from the traditional book is a design issue. Now that books are dematerialising, their covers are becoming irrelevant. We don't browse Amazon the way we do a bookshop. With e-books, this treasured task in the graphic designer's repertoire is now about as persuasive to a potential buyer as an application logo. Once you've downloaded the book, you only ever see the cover once, when you open the file for the very first time that is, 0% of the way through. And unlike ordinary books, e-books don't flip shut. When you switch off your Kindle, the screen freezes on an image. It could have been the cover of the book you were just reading, but instead it rotates through a random series of authors' portraits. You may be enjoying William Gibson, but staring back at you is Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Adapted from The Guardian

For questions 4750, find words in the text to complete the sentences. Write no more than TWO words. An example (00) has been done for you. 00. How do people related to the e-book want to know about the future of the e-book? They desperately want to know about it. 47. What can the emergence of the e-book be compared to in the world of literature? It is compared to the _______________. 48. How do book-lovers react towards the appearance of the e-book? They _______________ the end of the paperback book. 49. Where can you see how much you have read of the e-book? It is shown on a _______________. 50. How does a device change technologically with time? It becomes _______________.

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III. USE OF ENGLISH PAPER (20 minutes, 40:2=20 points) B Part 1 (8 points, 1 point per item). For questions 5158, read the text below and decide which answer, A, B, C, or D, best fits each gap. An example (0) has been done for you. Singapore is one of the (0) most visited cities in the world. Located at the tip of the Malay

Peninsula, Singapore's tropical climate welcomes (51) _____ leisure and business travellers all year round. The excellent infrastructure enables visitors to enjoy (52) _____ many sites and attractions in a safe, clean and green environment. The award-winning Changi Airport provides airlinks to (53) _____ cities around the world. The train and subway systems are clean, fast and efficient. In addition, its modern cruise terminal has established Singapore as (54) _____ of the most popular cruising centers of South East Asia and an exciting port on (55) _____ Asian cruise tours. In the city, there is (56) _____ need for a car. Public transportation is excellent and walking is (57) _____ good way to explore the city. All popular attractions are also accessible (58) _____ tour bus. 0. A B C D many most much more 55. A B C D 56. A B C D 57. A B C D 58. A B C D much little many more a no none some an a the in with to by

51. A B C D 52. A B C D 53. A B C D 54. A B C D

with together both each it it's its itself major lots majority minor first one each only

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B Part 2 (8 points, 1 point per item). For questions 5966, complete the gaps by putting the verbs in brackets in the appropriate form. An example (0) has been done for you. I think the first time I (0) knew what I wanted to do with my life was when I was about four

years old. I (59) _______________ (to listen) to an old radio, playing a railroad song. The song (60) _______________ (to call) 'Hobo Bill's Last Ride'. And I thought that was the most wonderful, amazing thing that I (61) _______________ (ever / to hear). From that day on, I (62) _______________ (to want) to sing on the radio. So soon enough, I started knocking on doors at the radio station. I (63) _______________ (to refuse) more than once, but I didn't give up. Refusal makes you (64) _______________ (to rethink) your actions and learn from them. You must (65) _______________ (to use) the failure as a stepping stone. Close the door on the past. If you (66) _______________ (to analyze) it as you're moving forward, you'll never fall in the same trap twice.

Part 3 (8 points, 1 point per item). For questions 6774, insert the missing words. Use only one word in each gap. An example (0) has been done for you. People increasingly look to food to solve (0) their health problems. Over the past decade, the

biggest trend in food marketing has been the shift (67) _______________ organic, 'natural' and even 'whole' foods. Consumers in wealthier markets worldwide have demanded foods (68) _______________ minimal processing and added health-promoting ingredients in the belief that such food is healthier for their bodies. Functional foods do more (69) _______________ just provide nutrients they may play a role (70) _______________ reducing your risk of disease. The modern craze

(71) _______________ functional foods began much more recently and what is more interesting (72) _______________ started in Asia, not Europe. Long before Activia came Yakult, a bioactive yogurt-like drink from Japan that is now available worldwide. (73) _______________ average, the Japanese spend twice as much per person (74) _______________ functional foods as Americans and nearly three times as much as Europeans.

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Part 4 (8 points, 1 point per item). For questions 7582, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the gap in the same line. An example (0) has been done for you. Steven Spielberg started his (0) .. career from charging five cents per ticket to viewing parties for his homemade movies to becoming the most commercially (75) .. director in Hollywood history. When Spielberg was a child, he was shy and (76) .. boy who was self-admittedly afraid of everything. So, by focusing on his (77) .. Spielberg was able to conquer his fears and prove both himself and his doubters wrong. Spielberg (78) .. observed the world and usually sought ideas for his films from everyone and everything around him. Despite living in his (79) .. world and taking himself to far off lands, he always sought (80) .. from what was closest to his heart his family. At work Spielberg likes things done his way. But he understands that his colleagues require the (81) .. to do what they need as well. By maintaining this delicate balance, he (82) .. became one of the most esteemed directors in the movie industry.
PRACTICE DEPEND IMAGINE INSPIRE CRITICISE STRONG SOCIAL SUCCEED IMPRESSION

(0) impressive

(75)

(76)

(77)

(78)

(79) (80)

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Part 5 (8 points, 2 points per item). Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words, including the word given. An example (0) has been done for you. 0. My friend says he's too old to learn driving a car. young My friend says he is not young enough to learn driving a car. 83. It is impossible that you saw Susan, she is in Italy. can't You _________________________ Susan, she is in Italy. 84. There was no juice left yesterday. ran We _________________________ juice. 85. I'd prefer you begin working hard. rather I _________________________ working hard. 86. 'Don't go close to the edge of the cliff', the teacher said to me. warned The teacher _________________________ close to the edge of the cliff.

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IV. WRITING PAPER ( 90 minutes, 30 points) You must do both Part 1 and Part 2 of the Writing Paper. B Part 1 (12 points). You got an interesting letter from your friend Dan describing his favourite pastime activity parkour (free running). Write a letter to your friend about your favourite activity in which tell: when you started it; why you started it; why you recommend it. Write 80100 words. Use the space below for your notes and write your answer onto the Answer Sheet. You do not have to sign your letter. Please count the number of words, including articles and prepositions, and write it down at the bottom of the Answer Sheet in the space provided. Notes and Draft of the Letter

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Part 2 (18 points). You have been asked to write a composition for a magazine for young people and express your opinion on this topic: THE BEST WAYS OF LEARNING FOREIGN LANGUAGES Give at least two reasons to support your choice. Write 170200 words. Use the space below for your notes and write your answer onto the Answer Sheet. Please count the number of words, including articles and prepositions, and write it down at the bottom of the Answer Sheet in the space provided. Notes and Draft of the Composition

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