[IFRA NA KANDIDATOT

ZALEPI TUKA
Sektor za vrednuvawe na
DR@AVNA MATURA

postigawata na u~enicite

ANGLISKI
JAZIK

Vreme za re{avawe: 180 minuti

juni, 2008 godina

[ifra na PRVIOT ocenuva~ [ifra na VTORIOT ocenuva~

Zapi{i
tuka:

ZALEPI TUKA
SEKTOR ZA VREDNUVAWE NA POSTIGAWATA NA U^ENICITE

UPATSTVO ZA KANDIDATOT

Vnimatelno pro~itaj go upatstvoto. Ne ispu{taj ni{to.

Zalepi ja ednata {ifra na ozna~enoto mesto na testot ("[ifra na kandidatot”), a drugata
Biro za razvoj na obrazovanieto

{ifra na ozna~enoto mesto na listot za odgovori.

Ne vrti stranici i ne po~nuvaj so re{avawe na zada~ite s¢ dodeka ne ti ka`e nadgleduva~ot.
Testot sodr`i zada~i.
Na zada~ite se odgovara na eden od slednite na~ini:
- so zaokru`uvawe na bukvata pred to~niot odgovor;
- so pi{uvawe tekst vo prostorot {to e predviden za toa;
- so pi{uvawe odgovor na soodvetnoto mesto vo tabelite.
Vnimavaj na jazikot i na pravopisot vo odgovorite. Pi{uvaj ~itlivo. Ne~itlivite odgovori,
nejasnite popravki i zaokru`uvaweto na pove}e od predvideniot broj opcii se vrednuvaat so
nula (0) poeni.
I vo testot i vo listot za odgovori pi{uvaj isklu~ivo so penkalo. Odgovorite na
zada~ite napi{ani so moliv se vrednuvaat so nula (0) poeni.
Pokraj sekoja zada~a e daden brojot na poenite za to~niot odgovor.
Zada~ite se odgovaraat prvo vo testot. Otkako }e zavr{i{ so odgovaraweto na pra{awata vo
testot, odgovorite na zada~ite prenesi gi na listot za odgovori, spored Upatstvoto za
popolnuvawe dadeno vo nego.
Ti posakuvame mnogu uspeh!
© BRO 2008
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA STATE MATURA
BLANK PAGE

04040108
3 8
1 Carefully read the text below and then do the exercises that follow:

LOVE TO HER FRIENDS

Jennifer Love Hewitt is one of the hottest properties in
Hollywood at the moment. We met her while she was in
London promoting her latest film, I Know What You Did
Last Summer.

Question: ................

1. Jennifer: I’d rather you call me Love, all my friends

call me Love. London’s cool. I’d prefer to be able to
stay for an extra few days rather than rush back to L.A.

Question: ................

2. Jennifer: I have to film some more episodes of Party of Five, but I’d rather not talk
about it, the script is kept top secret.

Question: ................

3. Jennifer: I’d prefer not to go into the story because it’s pretty scary. I still get the creeps
when I think about it. When I saw the finished film I couldn’t stop screaming and I knew
what was going to happen! Let’s just say if you like horror films, you’ll love I Know
What You Did Last Summer. If you prefer something more easy-going then maybe it’s
not the film for you.

Question: ................

4. Jennifer: I’d rather work in television than in film. When you’ve been working on a
serial for some time you get to know the cast really well and there’s usually a great
atmosphere. It’s different when you make a film, the schedule is usually tighter, so you
have a very intense relationship with the other actors and actresses during filming and
suddenly it all stops and everyone goes their separate ways.

Question: ................

5. Jennifer: That’s a difficult one to answer. Sure, I miss all the regular things about school
but I prefer the life I have now. I get to meet lots of people and do lots of things which I
would never have done if I had gone to an ordinary high school.

Thanks for your time, Jennifer, erh, Love. We hope you get back to London again soon.

04040108
4 8
 5 points
(1.1) The following questions have been removed from the text. Read the text
and match the questions (A-E) with the paragraphs (1-5). Write the
appropriate letter in the answer box provided.

A. Q: You are tutored on set, would you prefer to go to high school like
other teenagers?
B. Q: Why do you have to rush back?
C. Q: Well, can you tell us about your latest film?
D. Q: Hi, Jennifer, are you enjoying your time in London?
E. Q: You’ve worked for both television and film studios. Which do you prefer?

Paragraph Question

1 point
(1.2) This text is:

A. a description
B. an interview
C. a newspaper article
D. a report

6 points
(1.3) Read the text and circle T (if the sentence is True) or F (if the sentence
is False).

True False
1. Jennifer Love Hewitt is one of the most famous actresses
in Hollywood. T F

2. She thinks that people in London are very cold towards her.
T F

3. She is in London to shoot a film.

T F

4. Her latest film is a scary horror film.

T F

5. She prefers working on a film because the schedule is

tighter and she can get close to the other actors. T F

6. She wants to go back to regular school.

T F

04040108
5 8
 5 points
(1.4) Match each of the following underlined words in the text (1-5) with the
word on the right (A-E) that according to the context is closest in
meaning.
Write the appropriate letter in the answer box provided.

1. cast A. very
2. get the creeps B. timetable
3. schedule C. become frightened
4. pretty D. complete group of actors
5. ordinary E. regular

04040108
6 8
2 Read Tania and Brad’s e-mails and put them in the correct order. 6 point

A Hi there,
I hope all’s well with you, and that you’ve had a good week. I’ve heard the weather’s
going to be beautiful at the weekend. Do you fancy doing something?
It would be nice to catch up.
Brad

B Nothing too energetic – it’s been a long, hard week. I’m having a lie-in on Saturday -
that’s definite. But I wouldn’t mind going for a picnic in the park. Or we could go and
see a film. The new Orlando Bloom film is opening at the Odeon. It starts at 6.00. How
about a late lunch in the park followed by the cinema? Then maybe a drink?
B

C Good idea. Actually, I don’t know if you are interested, but there is an art exhibition on
at the Art Gallery. It’s by a modern artist, but I can’t remember her name! But it’s
supposed to be very good. Maybe you’d like to go with me in the afternoon.
T

D Yes, it would. I’m going to meet my cousin on Saturday morning – we’re going
window-shopping, but after that I’m free. What have you got in mind?
Tania

E I’ll call you on Saturday morning to arrange a time. Not too early!
T

F Modern art? Err...!! OK, but I’m warning you now - I won’t understand any of it.
But I’ll come along anyway. When shall we meet?
B

1 2 3 4 5 6

04040108
7 8
3 Carefully read the text below and then do the exercises that follow.

At English-study.net you can not only 0. improve your English, but also test it. At the same
time you can meet new people, exchange experiences on how to learn languages and a whole
lot more. You will find hundreds of interactive grammar and vocabulary quizzes, as well as other
1. ___________ resources such as short stories, articles and interviews with business people.

2. ___________, you can subscribe to a free e-mail ESL course that 3.___________ useful
information about the English language in a light-hearted way. Maybe you want to make new
friends and practice your 4._________ skills? In that case you should join our e-mail community
by clicking on the link of the friend you are interested. You can also ask questions and get
answers and support in our grammar forum. This is an exciting place to share your thoughts and
ideas with people from all around the world. If you like learning English, you should explore
our Studystore.net where you will find a great variety of audio courses. Of course you can also
read more about the people who 5.__________ English-study.net. In the e-business section you
will get to know how this website came into existence and meet its 6.__________ There are
even two free e-books for you to download. We are glad you’ve found us and we look forward
to seeing you around again and again.

6 points
(3.1) Some words in the text are missing. Choose the most appropriate
alternative word (A-C) from the list below to complete the gaps (1-6)
in the sentences.

A B C
1 useful used useless
2 Fortunately In addition As well
3 saves makes provides
4 communication leadership comparing
5 are running are controlling are leading
6 composers founders builders

Write your answers in the box below.

1 2 3 4 5 6

04040108
8 8
 Answer the following questions connected with the text by circling
the appropriate letter.

1 point
(3.2) This text can be found:

A. on an Internet website
B. in an e-bookstore
C. in a business correspondence

1 point
(3.3) What is the purpose of the text?
A. to explain why learning languages is useless
B. to encourage people to learn English
C. to describe how a person should not study English

8 points
(3.4) Read the following statements and circle T (if the sentence is true)
or F (if the sentence is false).
English–study.net offers a lot to those who want to learn English.
According to the text, you can:

True False
1. get in touch with a lot of people
T F

2. join some people who are jogging

T F

3. buy books
T F

4. visit exciting countries

T F

5. develop friendships
T F

6. interview old people

T F

7. study English in a cheerful way

T F

8. express your ideas

T F

04040108
9 8
4 Read the following text and choose the best answer (A-D), to each question.

The largest diamond ever found is the Cullinan Diamond. This diamond
weighed 3,106 carats in its uncut state when it was discovered in South Africa
Line 3 on January 25, 1905.
The Cullinan Diamond was cut into 9 major stones and 96 smaller ones. The
largest of the cut stones, and still the largest cut diamond in the world, is the
Line 6 pear-shaped Cullinan I at 530 carats. This diamond, which is also known
as the Greater Star of Africa, is more than 2 inches (5.4 cm) long and 1.75
inches (4.4 cm) wide. It became part of the British Crown jewels in 1907.

1 point
(4.1) What is the best title for this text?
A. Diamond Cutting
B. The World's Biggest Diamond
C. Measuring Diamonds in Carats
D. The British Crown Jewels

1 point
(4.2) The word ‘uncut’ in line 2 is closest in meaning to:
A. finished
B. unnatural
C. pear
D. whole

1 point
(4.3) The word ‘discovered’ in line 2 is closest in meaning to:
A. created
B. found
C. buried
D. weighed

1 point
(4.4) The word ‘major’ in line 4 could best be replaced by:
A. well-known
B. military
C. natural
D. big

1 point
(4.5) According to the text, what happened to Cullinan I?
A. It remained in Africa.
B. It was cut into smaller stones.
C. It was changed into the Greater Star of Africa.
D. It became the property of the British Royal family.

04040108
10 8
5 Carefully read this part from a letter. Some words are missing in the text. 6 points

Choose the most appropriate word (A-C) from the list below to complete the
gaps (1-6) in the sentences.

My boyfriend Simon (0) does a lot of different things in his free time. He (1) ____________
football with his friends at the beach in the summer and he is also a member of a football team.
He (2) ____________ the football stadium for practice on Wednesday evenings. The coach
usually starts by telling all the players to (3) ____________ jogging for half an hour. Then they
come back, do some other exercises and sometimes even (4) ____________ a practice match
against another team. Apart from football, Simon also (5) ____________ tennis and volleyball,
but he is not interested just in sports. He also (6) ____________ the guitar in a band. He loves
the music from the 1990s and he collects CDs.

Write your answers in the box below.

A B C
1 plays goes to goes
2 plays goes goes to
3 play make go
4 takes play go
5 collects goes plays
6 takes plays goes

1 2 3 4 5 6

04040108
11 8
6 Your school is organising a humanitarian concert for the students with 25 points

a popular music band. Write the information leaflet for the concert, including
information about:
• the name of the band,
• the kind of music they play,
• where the concert will take place,
• when the concert will begin,
• whether the students will have to pay to go to the concert

The text should be 80-100 words long.

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

04040108
12 8
___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________ spelling and punctuation

___________________________________________________________________________
1 2
vocabulary
___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________ 1 2
grammar

___________________________________________________________________________ 1 2
coherence

___________________________________________________________________________
1 2
___________________________________________________________________________ content relevance

___________________________________________________________________________ 1 2

04040108
13 8
7 25 points
THE BEST PRESENT I EVER GOT!

We all love to give and to receive presents.

Some of them are interesting, some are useful,
but only a few of them have a special meaning
for us.

Write an essay about the best present you

have ever received, including the following
information:
- What was it?
- Who gave it to you?
- Why did you get this present?
- What made it special?

The essay should be 140-180 words long.

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

04040108
14 8
___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________ spelling and punctuation

___________________________________________________________________________
1 2
vocabulary
___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________ 1 2
grammar

___________________________________________________________________________ 1 2
coherence

___________________________________________________________________________
1 2
___________________________________________________________________________ content relevance

___________________________________________________________________________ 1 2

04040108
15 8
BLANK PAGE

04040108
16 8