pl-mt2-1 · Matura Practice Tests
Test two. Task one.
Number one point one.
Hi, I'd like to take this one, please. Is it the newest book in the series?
Yes, it came in on Monday. Can I see your card, please?
Here you are. How long can I keep it?
Three weeks. If you need it longer, you can renew it online. But new books are popular, so please don't keep it too long.
Don't worry, I read fast. My teacher wants us to finish it before the end of the month anyway.
Number one point one.
Hi, I'd like to take this one, please. Is it the newest book in the series?
Yes, it came in on Monday. Can I see your card, please?
Here you are. How long can I keep it?
Three weeks. If you need it longer, you can renew it online. But new books are popular, so please don't keep it too long.
Don't worry, I read fast. My teacher wants us to finish it before the end of the month anyway.
Number one point two.
And now some news for everyone going to tonight's open-air concert in Lincoln Park. Because of the storm that is expected this afternoon, the organizers have decided to start a bit later. The gates will still open at seven, but the first band will now play at eight instead of seven thirty. Don't forget to bring a raincoat, just in case.
Number one point two.
And now some news for everyone going to tonight's open-air concert in Lincoln Park. Because of the storm that is expected this afternoon, the organizers have decided to start a bit later. The gates will still open at seven, but the first band will now play at eight instead of seven thirty. Don't forget to bring a raincoat, just in case.
Number one point three.
Hello, Mrs. Clark. Is everything okay with the heating now?
Yes, thank you, it's nice and warm. But I'm calling about something else. The washing machine stopped in the middle of a program this morning, and now there's water all over the bathroom floor.
Oh dear. Did you try turning it off and on again?
Of course. Nothing happens.
All right, I'll send someone tomorrow morning. Will you be at home?
I'll leave the keys with my neighbor.
Number one point three.
Hello, Mrs. Clark. Is everything okay with the heating now?
Yes, thank you, it's nice and warm. But I'm calling about something else. The washing machine stopped in the middle of a program this morning, and now there's water all over the bathroom floor.
Oh dear. Did you try turning it off and on again?
Of course. Nothing happens.
All right, I'll send someone tomorrow morning. Will you be at home?
I'll leave the keys with my neighbor.
Number one point four.
Hello, this is Martin Hughes. I saw your poster about the Italian cooking classes at the community center. My wife and I had a wonderful dinner at your restaurant last month, so we'd love to learn some of your recipes. Could you tell me when the classes start and how much they cost? And do we need to bring anything, like knives or aprons? You can call me back at 555-0193. Thanks.
Number one point four.
Hello, this is Martin Hughes. I saw your poster about the Italian cooking classes at the community center. My wife and I had a wonderful dinner at your restaurant last month, so we'd love to learn some of your recipes. Could you tell me when the classes start and how much they cost? And do we need to bring anything, like knives or aprons? You can call me back at 555-0193. Thanks.
Number one point five.
Scientists have known for years that teenagers' bodies work differently from adults'. Most teens simply can't fall asleep before eleven, even if they go to bed earlier. But many schools still start at a quarter to eight. The result? Tired students who skip breakfast and can't concentrate in the first lessons. In schools in the US that have moved the start to half past eight, grades have improved, and fewer students are late. It's time for every school to do the same.
Number one point five.
Scientists have known for years that teenagers' bodies work differently from adults'. Most teens simply can't fall asleep before eleven, even if they go to bed earlier. But many schools still start at a quarter to eight. The result? Tired students who skip breakfast and can't concentrate in the first lessons. In schools in the US that have moved the start to half past eight, grades have improved, and fewer students are late. It's time for every school to do the same.
