Quiz egzaminacyjny 6

Our teacher a big homework last week. (dał nam)

I school yesterday. (byłem spóźniony do)

does it take to learn Chinese?   (Ile czasu)

There fun movies at the cinema this month. (nie ma żadnych)

I’m sure that Adam   when he grows up. (będzie nauczycielem)

For many of my friends, 1 an older brother is something to be proud of. For me – it’s a disaster! What’s 2 I’ve got two of them! They get on well 3 each other and they never let me do staff with them.

They share a room in our flat, and I have the 4 one for myself – that’s a good thing. However, 5 room is located just next to 6 and I keep hearing their laughs and arguments. I haven’t had a quiet afternoon 7 I can remember.

Still I have to admit that they really 8 care of me and protect if necessary. I’m sure we 9 great relations in the future!

1.    a) have                  b) to have                      c) having

2.    a) wrong                b) more                         c) up

3.    a) to                       b) for                             c) with

4.    a) other                  b) another                     c) anyone

5.    a) my brother’s         b) my brothers’               c) my brothers’s

6.    a) my                      b) mine                           c) me

7.    a) since                 b) for                              c) yet

8.    a) make                 b) do                              c) take

9.    a) will have            b) have                          c) are having

SUFFRAGETTES

‘Suffrage’ is another word for the right to vote in public elections. The idea that all people are equal may seem obvious and natural for us today. 1. . We sometimes forget how hard-won battle it was for women to prove their position in society.

The first country to grant all women the right to vote in political elections was New Zealand in 1893.  In most other democratic countries women had to be more patient. 2. . This tragic period in history has shown that women are quite capable of managing money and solving everyday problems on their own.

In the United Kingdom the suffragette movement was led by an activist Emmeline Pankhurst. 3. .The main goal of this organisation  was to focus on helping married women, since their limitations of freedom were the most significant.

With all the freedoms we enjoy today it’s too easy to take them for granted. By exercising their right to vote, people influence and change public policy. 10.4. . They want to convince citizens to vote for them, so everything depends on you and me. The real power is in our hands.

A. Improving women’s lives means giving them access to better schools.

B. She created and was involved in the Women’s Franchise League.

C. However, it hasn’t always been like that.

D. Politicians are worried about losing popularity.

E. The breakthrough came after the First World War.