Upis 2010 11 Obdaredni učenici u filološkoj gimnaziji Prijemni ispt Engleski jezik Prva niška gimnazija "Stevan Sremac"

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I READ TFIE TEXT AND CHOOSE TI{E CORRECT ANSWER BY CIRCLTNG TT{E
LETTER IN FRONT OF IT. (5 x 1 point = 5 points)
R.ADIOINTERVIE,W ON DJ-ING
I: Interviewer ts: BradAndrews
I: With ustodayin thestudiowe haveBradAndrews,oneof themost popularnamesin dance music
andciubDJ-ingof themoment.Brad,why areclub D.Issopopularthesedays?
B: DJ-inghaschangeda lot sincetheseventies.Peopleusedto goto discosandclubsto drink, talk or
pick eachotherup. Now theycomefor music, sowhetheryou havea goodtime or not depends
very muchontheskillsof theDJ.
tr: Do you reallyneedthatmuchskill to put on a few records?
B: It'snot thatsimple.I oftenoperatethreetumtablesat once,sornetimesusing,oneor two CD players
aswell. A lot nf DJsaretalentedmusicians,becauseyou needa greatdealof coordinationto piay
with therecordsanduse thesehugedeckswe havenowadays.The job of DJ-ingis mostly about
mixing tracks,usingseveralrecordsatonceto createatotallywholenewsound.Onone record i
might usejust thehighnotesandsounds,and combinethatwith thebasson anotherrecord. Then
I'll bring in athird oneanduseit to mix in vocalsor anotherdrum.It's a cornplexbusiness.
I: Doesa gig requiremuchpr0paration?
B: You're deadright it does.I arrangeand build a setata club like I would do in a conceft on stage.
You'rebasicallycomposinga three-hourpieceof music.It'sasif you'retakingpeopleon ajourney,
andyou wantthemto enjoyit. You haveto understandthis is anextremelydemandingjob. People
go to seetheirfavouriteDJslike fansgoto seebands,excepttop D"Isplay gigseveryweekendand
noi just three or four weeks in the year. Dedicatedclubberswill oftenfollow a DJ aroundthe
countryor... or eventheworld. Peoplecomefrom Paristo Londonjust to spendSaturdaynight in
a club,beforegoingbackon thetrainon Sundaymorning.
I: We'lItakeabreaknow, but don'tgo away. Brad'sgoingto do abit of live DJ-ing for ushereon
RadioPerfect...
l. WhatmakesclubDJssopopularthesedays? 4. Whatis a gig?
a) The factthatdancemusicis verypopular. a)A speciallyarrangedsetata club.
b) Music is muchbetterthanin theseventies. b) A three-hourcomposition.
c) Peopledon'tdrinksomuchanymore. c) A specifrckind ofjoumey.
d) Thanksto DJspeoplecanhavea goodtime. d) A live musicalperformance.
2. what makestheDJ'sjob socomplex? 5. why do fansoftenfollow DJs?
a) Theymusthaveexperienceasmusiciansfirst. a)BecausetheDJ'sjob is verydifficult.
b) Thedeckstheyusein theclubsareveryheavy. b) To seetheirfavouritebandsmoreoften.
c) Coordinationof severalunitsatthesametime. c) BecausetheylovewhattheirDJsdo.
d) Recordsareold-fashioned. d) They like travellingthroughforeigncities.
3. How doesa DJprovehisskill?
a) By creatinga cornpletelynew sound.
b) By usingjust thehigh notesandsounds.
c) By playingthebassasmuchaspossible.
d) By mixingvocalsanddrums.

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time. My phone's aiso (4) a camera. but I haven't taken
it. Also I feelmuch(st with my mobile and never leave home without
in the evenings.The only problemis whenthebattery(7) or the signal
is poor - that'shappenedto me once or twice, usually when I'm trying to get home late at (s)
nightandthere(9) no taxis around.But I don'thavemy mobileon all dav-
whenI'm notfeelingvery(10) or talkativeI just switchit off."
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mobiles are to othermobile,but no one thinks abouthow (13)
people.Everyonealways(14) very loudly whenthey'reon their mobilesandI can't1t:;
listeningto other(16) conversationswhen I'm on the train. Also the rine
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3. III READ THE TEXT FIRST. THEN WRITE TIIE CORRECT FORM OF'TIIE WORD
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also,I suppose,becauseeveryoneelseseemedto haveone.Thatwasfine for (3) coupleof
years,br-rtthenthekidstook it q+; with theircornputergames,somy husbandandI bought
a laptopfor our (5) exclusiveuse.It doesn'ttake up much space,andbeingportable,we
canuseit in (6) partof the house.After that,wejust couldn'thetp(7) every
time a new pieceof technologycame(8) - a palm top or personalorganizer,a digital
video camera,a video mobile phone- we just had(s) haveit. And the more thinss we
buy,(10) morewe want.

4. V REAE TIIE TEXT FIRST. TTIEN FILL IN TTIE APPR@PRIATE FORM / TENSE OF TIIE
TERB IN BRACKETS IN TIIE ACTIVE OR PASSIVE VOICE. PAY ATTENTION TO
TIIE woRD ORDER. (20x I point:20 points)
Example: we havearreadvbeen--there before. (arready/ be)
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(ask) to spell English words. Today, National spetting Bee competitionsfor
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usA, uK, Australia,New Zealand,canadaand someothercountries.similar
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countrieswhosenationallanguage, Ir (follow) morephoneticspellingrules.
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duringa schoolcompetitionwhenhewasonly g. At first he r:, (not want) to
take part in it, but his teacher, who was well aware of his spelling skil,ls, made him
(join) herteam.charlie hadneverhada public appearancebefore.So when
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(hear) hersayingencouragingly:
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(pull) himself together.
(standup) andapproachedthe stand.The gamestartedand
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the game and when he finished,everybodyi.,,))
applaudingandcheering,,BravoCharlie!,,.

5. VI WRITE THE FOLI,OWIhIG SENTENCESIN THE PASSIVEVOICE:
(5x1point: 5 points)
Example:Theywill chooseonestudentto repres"n,afr.group.
Onestudentwill be ckosento representthe grqqp.
i. Goodgirlsshouldn'tsaysuchthings.
Z. Martinalwaysbringsusthebestbooks.
3. Theydidn'tteachthosestudentshowto searchwebsites.
4. Suehasalreadygivenmeyoure-maiiaddress.
5. Peopleareusingtoomuchwaterthesedays.
WI WRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCESUSING REPORTEDSPEECH:
(5x1point: 5 points)
Example:'oCanI helpyou with your bags,Mr Peters?'o
Jack offers to help Mr Peters with bi;:hgg'.
L Don'tkeepyourmobileon duringmy presentation!
JeremvwarnsAmv
2. Wherecanwe find GerardButlerthesedays?
Many sirls wouldlike to know
3. Do youeverletyourmumuseyourlaptop?
TomasksAlice
4. How manywordsdid Charliespellduringthecompetition?
i wonder
5. I wishyou goodluckwith yourtest,children!
Theauthorof thetest
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