ANATOLIA COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAM 2009

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1 ANATOLIA COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAM 2009 Part 1. Writing in Greek ιαβάστε προσεχτικά το παρακάτω αγγλικό κείµενο καθώς και τις οδηγίες που ακολουθούν και απαντήστε στα ελληνικά στις γραµµές που υπάρχουν στο φύλλο σας. Every day we see stray animals (αδέσποτα ζώα) in the streets and parks of our cities and towns. We also see people who treat these animals badly. α) Ποια συναισθήµατα και σκέψεις σου προκαλούν αυτές οι εικόνες; β) Τι νοµίζεις ότι θα µπορούσε να γίνει, ώστε να βοηθηθούν αυτά τα ζώα; Part 2. English Composition Στις γραµµές που υπάρχουν στην πίσω σελίδα του φύλλου σας, γράψτε µια έκθεση στα αγγλικά σύµφωνα µε τις οδηγίες που ακολουθούν. Imagine you were watching cartoons on TV last Saturday morning and left the room to drink some water. When you returned, your favorite cartoon character was sitting in your chair. We re going to spend the day together and have an adventure, the character said. Describe the adventure you had together on that day.

2 Part 3A. Για κάθε ερώτηση υπάρχει µία σωστή απάντηση. ιαλέξτε το γράµµα A, B, C, ή D που αντιστοιχεί στην απάντηση που συµπληρώνει σωστά το κενό στην κάθε ερώτηση. Παράδειγµα: There is a man the door. A) at B) in C) to D) for Η καλύτερη απάντηση είναι A γιατί η σωστή πρόταση είναι: There is a man at the door. Θα µαυρίσετε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο (κάτω από το A ) στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. Μη γράψετε τις απαντήσεις στα φύλλα ερωτήσεων. 1. Maria has changed a lot she left school. A) for B) since C) during D) after 2. When we arrived at the theatre, more than thirty people in line to get tickets. A) were standing B) stood C) have stood D) stand 3. Jack s had twenty driving lessons, but he can t drive very well. A) always B) still C) yet D) already 4. John can t come with us tonight. He dinner with his parents. A) would eat B) eats C) had D) is having 5. When Amy was in college, she didn t have a lot of money, so she find a job. A) couldn t B) should C) must D) had to 6. Our airplane takes off at ten o clock, so we have to be at the airport nine. A) by B) until C) till D) to 7. George goes to bed at ten,? A) has he B) he does C) did he D) doesn t he 8. My sister doesn t know German and. A) neither know I B) neither I know C) neither do I D) I don t neither 9. T-shirt do you prefer, the red one or the blue one? A) Which B) What C) That D) Whose 10. Jim always his homework when he gets home from school. A) reads B) has C) does D) makes 11. If we, we ll miss the train. A) hurry B) don t hurry C) will hurry D) should hurry 12. I thought the composition was too good to be his own work, but Peter said that he wrote it all. A) from himself B) from myself C) by himself D) by his self 13. Alex lives in Greece, but he in a small village in Spain. A) is born B) has born C) born D) was born 14. Some days ago, our teacher showed us how a microscope. A) to use B) is used C) she use D) using

3 15. My grandmother came to our house yesterday carrying a bag full sweets. A) from B) with C) of D) up 16. George is a good friend. A) of my B) of me C) of myself D) of mine 17. I think the best cars in Germany. A) made B) are made C) make D) are make 18. The teacher saw that Mary wasn t paying attention, so she said, A) Mary, open me your book! C) Mary, open your book! B) Mary, you open book! D) Mary, your book open! 19. Joan was late for work, so she ran to her office as as she could. A) quicker B) quickest C) quickly D) faster 20. Could you please go and get chair from the room next door? A) another B) these C) an other D) this 21. The company for Harry works has offices all over the world. A) where B) whom C) what D) which 22. We arrived the train station just a few minutes before our train left. A) on B) in C) at D) to 23. Today I woke up late, so when I got to school the lesson. A) already began C) already to begin B) has begun already D) had already begun 24. Please don t forget to return the books that you from the library. A) rent B) borrowed C) lent D) bought 25. The supermarket is the post office and the police station. A) between B) along C) next D) among 26. While he was playing football, Alex fell down and hurt his leg. Now the doctor has to look at his. A) shoulder B) knee C) finger D) back 27. Before you take a trip, it s always good to listen to the report. A) weather B) rain C) climate D) earth 28. We loved that program on television! It was. A) really interested C) really interesting B) quite interested D) not so interesting 29. My teacher called me lazy and asked why my homework. A) didn t I do B) hadn t I done C) I had done D) I hadn t done 30. Excuse me, where can I find some clothes? A) child s B) childs C) children s D) childrens

4 Part 3B. ιαβάστε προσεχτικά τα µικρά κείµενα που ακολουθούν. Κάθε κείµενο έχει τρία αριθµηµένα κενά. ιαλέξτε το γράµµα που αντιστοιχεί στην απάντηση που νοµίζετε ότι ταιριάζει καλύτερα, γραµµατικά και νοηµατικά, και µαυρίστε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο στο φύλλο απαντήσεων John s birthday is (31) June 20 th. Every year he (32) a party. This year his party will take place at his family s beach house. John (33) all his friends and he can t wait! 31. A) on 32. A) does 33. A) invites B) in B) makes B) inviting C) for C) has C) has invited D) at D) is doing D) had invited The teacher asked the group of students what (34). The students didn t know, so (35) of them could answer the question. Then the teacher told them to open a (36) and find the meaning of the word. 34. A) does the word exciting mean 35. A) either 36. A) magazine B) the word exciting means B) all B) notebook C) means the word exciting C) none C) calendar D) the word exciting does mean D) neither D) dictionary My friends and I are planning to go on a picnic next weekend. We ll take sandwiches, biscuits and (37) orange juice with us. I m sure our parents will let (38) go. However, if it (39), we ll have to stay home. 37. A) lots 38. A) me 39. A) rains B) many B) you B) would rain C) some C) them C) rained D) little D) us D) will rain Mr. and Mrs. Papadopoulos have three daughters. Mary loves drawing and she thinks she might become (40) one day. Tina, (41) favorite subject is English, wants to be an English teacher. Anna, who is (42) of all, wants to study medicine. 40. A) a photographer 41. A) who s 42. A) younger B) a nurse B) whose B) the most young C) an artist C) which C) the younger D) a doctor D) who her D) the youngest Who (43) some more cake? asked my mother. My father and I replied that we (44) enough, but my brother asked for another piece and (45) my sister. 43. A) wants 44. A) already have 45. A) neither did B) does want B) already have had B) so asked C) was wanting C) have already had C) so did D) did want D) had already had D) too did

5 George, stop playing video games on your computer and (46) now, said his father. You have a big test tomorrow and you haven t studied (47) yet. You don t want to fail your test, (48)? 46. A) close it 47. A) something 48. A) want you B) open it B) nothing B) won t you C) turn it on C) anything C) don t you D) switch it off D) no thing D) do you Some money (49) from the bank last week, but an old man found it in a plastic bag under a tree. The man, who never thought of (50) the money, gave the bag to the police and they thanked him (51) his good action. 49. A) was stolen 50. A) winning 51. A) for B) were stolen B) keeping B) with C) was robbed C) losing C) on D) were robbed D) earning D) about Kelly is a manager. She loves her job and she works (52). However, she doesn t like (53) early in the morning. On Saturdays she sleeps until noon because she (54) go to her office. 52. A) very hard 53. A) get up 54. A) mustn t B) very hardly B) that she get up B) doesn t have to C) a lot hard C) getting up C) shouldn t D) hardly D) she must get up D) needs not to Jack, I m so sorry I m late, Edward said to his friend. My son took my car, (55) I had to take the bus. There was (56) noise in the bus and I couldn t use my phone to call you. (57) we go inside and begin our meeting? 55. A) then 56. A) too little 57. A) Why don t B) because B) too many B) Would C) although C) too much C) Let s D) so D) enough D) What about that Tony and Julie met in As they got to know each other (58), they realized that they liked the same things. Now they re thinking of getting (59). They would like the wedding to take place on Santorini, (60) their favorite island. 58. A) better 59. A) marry 60. A) which B) best B) married B) which is C) the better C) to marry C) that D) good D) in the church D) where is

6 Part 4. ιαβάστε προσεχτικά τα κείµενα που ακολουθούν. Κάθε κείµενο έχει δέκα αριθµηµένα κενά. εξιά από κάθε κείµενο υπάρχουν τέσσερεις απαντήσεις για κάθε κενό που αντιστοιχούν στα γράµµατα A, B, C, και D. ιαλέξτε το γράµµα που αντιστοιχεί στην απάντηση που νοµίζετε ότι ταιριάζει καλύτερα, γραµµατικά και νοηµατικά, και µαυρίστε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. Παράδειγµα: My brother almost never misses a day A) at C) to of school, but today he was sick and B) from D) by stayed home school. Η σωστή απάντηση είναι B. Θα µαυρίσετε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. Gap- filling #1 Have you ever thought how much easier life would be if you wore a school uniform (στολή)? (61) countries children do wear one, and of course some schools in Greece make you wear one, too. First of all, there is no problem every morning trying (62) what to put on that day. You just have to put on the shirt and skirt (or trousers) that you (63). Well, (64) you have to decide if you need a clean shirt or not. Secondly, you don t have to worry that what you have chosen is not the right thing to wear these days, and nobody (65) that they have more money than everybody else. When I was a girl, I (66) my own school uniform: that was because its color was green, and green was a color that I didn t like (67). In the winter we wore a white shirt and skirt (not more than two inches, or about five centimeters, (68) the knee), and in summer we could wear a dress that was green and white. This was better for me, because I chose dresses that had more white (69) green. I need to say, though, that in England it is not often (70) to wear summer dresses, so I either had to put on the hated green skirt, or freeze! 61. A) There are C) Are some B) Some D) In some 62. A) chose C) choosing B) to choose D) make choice 63. A) are always wearing B) do always wear C) always are wearing D) always wear 64. A) maybe C) don t B) might D) must 65. A) showing C) show it B) can show D) shown 66. A) enjoyed C) loved B) liked D) hated 67. A) always C) at all B) completely D) there 68. A) above C) about B) to D) up 69. A) that C) then B) than D) from 70. A) enough warm B) enough warmer C) warmer enough D) warm enough

7 Gap-Filling #2 A funny thing happened to me on the way to the fish market downtown. Actually, it was a whole series of funny things. First of all, my car (71) start. OK, I know that (72) the bus is better for Mother Nature anyway. So that s what I did. But the bus had a problem. Someone (73) his car in the middle of the street (well, not quite in the middle, but close enough to block the bus). That s (74) to believe, I know, but I saw it with my own eyes. Well, we all (75) to get off the bus. How far (76) for a fish? I asked myself. Then I thought of the fish itself, and the fisherman who had to go out so early in the morning when it was still (77) and try to catch it. So I kept going, on foot. It s better than going to the gym, I said to myself. Besides, while you are walking, you can also (78). I looked in the store windows until I saw something that I knew I had to have. Try (79) what it was. A pair of walking shoes? No. A new car? Nice try, but no. A fish dish, of course! I was tired when I got to the market, but I found a nice fresh fish just the right (80) for my new plate. Fresh, but still kind of fishy, if you know what I mean. So I had a seat to myself on the bus on the way home. 71. A) won t C) wouldn t B) doesn t D) can t 72. A) taken C) going with B) gone by D) taking 73. A) park C) has parked B) parking D) had parked 74. A) hard C) not B) hardly D) bad 75. A) have C) had B) must D) let 76. A) I want to walk B) do I want to walk C) I am walking D) I am able to walk 77. A) in the boat C) dark B) in the water D) sunny 78. A) go for shopping B) make money C) go shopping D) stop shopping 79. A) spending B) again C) your knowledge D) to guess 80. A) price C) size B) prize D) long

8 Part 5. Απαντήστε στις παρακάτω ερωτήσεις. Σηµειώστε την απάντησή σας στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. Παράδειγµα: When do people usually eat breakfast? A) at night B) in the morning C) in the afternoon D) in the evening Η σωστή απάντηση είναι «Β». Θα µαυρίσετε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. 81. What is the eighth month of the year? A) June B) July C) August D) September 82. For which school subject do you need scissors, glue, and a paintbrush? A) art B) mathematics C) history D) gymnastics 83. What might a teacher say to a noisy student? A) I didn t hear what you said. B) Well done! Wonderful work! C) Are you feeling well? D) Please stop talking! 84. Who do you go to if you have a toothache? A) a doctor B) a baker C) a dentist D) a butcher 85. Which of the following do people wear to know what time it is? A) a clock B) a watch C) a computer D) a ring Part 6. Στις παρακάτω οµάδες λέξεων, βρείτε την λέξη που δεν ταιριάζει µε τις υπόλοιπες. Σηµειώστε την απάντησή σας στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. Παράδειγµα: A) Monday B) Saturday C) Wednesday D) November Η σωστή απάντηση είναι «D». Θα µαυρίσετε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. 86. A) jacket B) pocket C) skirt D) hat 87. A) parrot B) crocodile C) fish D) dolphin 88. A) peas B) pears C) carrots D) onions 89. A) uncle B) nephew C) cousin D) neighbor 90. A) butter B) cheese C) cake D) yoghurt

9 Part 7 / 8. ιαβάστε τις σύντοµες συνοµιλίες. ιαλέξτε την απάντηση που συνεχίζει ή αρχίζει µε τον καλύτερο τρόπο κάθε συνοµιλία. Παράδειγµα: Sam: I m lost. Can you tell me how to get to Thessaloniki? Ray: Sam: Downtown, near the White Tower. A) Where are you from? B) It s about five kilometres from here. C) Could I see your passport, please? D) That depends on which part of the city you want to go to. Η σωστή απάντηση είναι D. Θα µαυρίσετε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. 91. Fred: Did you watch the game last night? I had too much homework. Harry: A) Yes, and wasn t the second goal amazing? B) I could too. C) No, I didn t like it. D) No, Ι didn t, but my mother did. 92. Myrto: I spent the whole weekend cleaning up my room, and now it looks great! Helen: A) You did? What a waste of time! B) Did you? How much did it cost? C) Really? How big is it now? D) Well, what did you do on Sunday? 93. Jeff: My schoolbag is always so heavy. My back is breaking! Bill: A) I think so too. Why don t you get a new one then? B) Why do they make us carry so many books? C) Guess what: I broke mine too. D) Why, what s the matter? 94. Sandy: I have nothing to wear to Phil s party tomorrow. Paula: A) Whatever you like. B) I have no idea. C) I can lend you my jeans. D) You can buy a present on the way. 95. Leda: The movie begins tonight at 11:30. Do you want to go? Rachel: When did you say it begins? Leda: A) At half past eleven. B) At eleven and a half. C) At eleven-thirty o clock. D) At eleven-thirty a.m.

10 96. Julie: Would you like to come to my party? It s on July 15. Ann: July 15? Oh, what a shame! I ll be away on a boat trip then. Julie: A) So will I! Isn t it great? B) No problem. You can just come later. C) Don t worry. I ll show you the pictures when you return. D) That s very nice of you. 97. John: I m really sick of this weather. Alex: A) I m sorry to hear that. I hope you feel better soon. B) Cheer up! Things can t be that bad! C) Why don t you change them? D) I know. We really need some sun. 98. Martin: Hello. Could I have that ham sandwich and some apple juice, please? Woman in sandwich shop: Martin: No, thank you. I ll just take the sandwich. A) Would you like anything to drink? B) Here you are. That will be $3.50, please. C) I m sorry, there s no apple juice left. How about some orange juice instead? D) You can sit down, if you want. I will bring them to you in a minute. 99. Joey: Kate: Really? What s it like? Joey: It s very big and modern. The only problem is that it s far away from work. A) I moved to a new house last week. B) I ve just bought a new car! C) London is the best place I ve ever been to! D) Our company has moved to a new building and now I ve got my own office! 100. Mary: Why are you speaking so quietly? Helen: A) The music is so loud I can t hear you. B) Because I want everyone to hear what I have to say. C) The baby s sleeping and I don t want to wake him up. D) What you just said was very funny!

11 Part 9. ιαβάστε πρoσεχτικά τα δύο κείµενα που ακολουθούν και απαντήστε στις πέντε ερωτήσεις που υπάρχουν για κάθε κείµενο. ιαλέξτε όποιο από τα τέσσερα γράµµατα A, B, C, και D νοµίζετε ότι αντιστοιχεί στην καλύτερη απάντηση και µαυρίστε τον αντίστοιχο κύκλο στο φύλλο απαντήσεων. Reading #1 Last month, on a cold, rainy, windy weekend, there was a competition held at our school, with over 300 students taking part. As I walked down the hallway, a visiting teacher came up to me and said, I was outside a few minutes ago, and I saw a cat on the roof of a small building. I spoke to the secretary in the building, and she told me the cat had been there for three weeks. It s raining, and the cat is getting wet, and it s crying. I don t think it can get down and it might be hungry. I was looking for the nurse for a student who had a stomach ache, and I was too busy to worry about a wet cat, but I remembered that we had a teacher at school who loved animals and who might be able to help. So I took our visitor downstairs, introduced him to Alexandra, and asked him to tell her about the cat. Later in the day, I saw Alexandra coming into the school with a wet coat on, so I asked her what she had done about the cat. Well, she replied, we found a ladder, and placed it next to the building, so the cat can climb down it if she wants to. I just hope that the children don t start climbing onto the roof. That made me a little worried, and I decided to go and see what was going on. Two children were trying to make the cat climb down the ladder, but she didn t seem to want to. We thought about what we should do next, and when we looked up again the cat had disappeared from the roof (we looked on both sides, too). The children looked at each other, surprised. Where did it go? they asked me when they saw me standing there, perhaps thinking that since I was a teacher, I would know everything. Well, I said, maybe she. How do you know it s a she? asked one of the children. Because she has three colors, orange, white and black. Only she-cats have more than two colors. It s a strange fact of nature. But where did she go? the smaller child asked. There must be a way for her to get under the roof, I replied. Let s go inside the building and check. Inside we saw a way up some old stairs into an area under the roof. We climbed up and looked in. It was dark. But since I am always prepared for everything, I took out a flashlight (which my English friends call a torch). Oh, look! shouted the smaller child, with eyes wide open. Lying on a pile of leaves was our cat, and next to her were five beautiful kittens. When I told Alexandra what we had found she said, Oh, the poor thing. She was crying because she needed some help. We must bring her some food. She has five kittens to feed. She went into the school dining-room and took a plate of chicken, which she brought to the cat, who ate it all very quickly.

12 101. Alexandra was A) a visitor. B) a teacher. C) a nurse. D) a secretary When the person who is telling the story heard about the ladder A) she was afraid it would get wet. B) she thought the cat would get hurt. C) she was afraid the children might use it themselves. D) she was afraid someone would walk under it According to the text (κείµενο), it s a strange fact that A) cats don t like to climb ladders. B) teachers know everything. C) cats can disappear when they want to. D) he-cats can have only one or two colors Why did the children go inside the building? A) because it was raining. B) to feed the cat. C) to see the kittens. D) to find the cat Why did the cat disappear? A) she wanted the children to follow her. B) she wanted to find something to eat. C) to be with her kittens. D) it was a magic cat.

13 Reading #2 Hernando de Soto of Spain was the first white man to see it, in 1542, but the name he gave to it was one he borrowed from the Indians. And the Ojibwe Indian word for "big river" is Mississippi. It is big. In some places it's over a mile wide (that's about one and a half kilometers). And it's almost 4,000 miles long. When it rains on the east side of the Rocky Mountains, the water flows east in streams and smaller rivers until it meets the Mississippi itself. The same thing happens on the other side of the river, only this time the water flows west from the Appalachian Mountains. All that water meets right in the middle of the country, making the Mississippi the largest river in America and one of the largest in the world. The rain from all or part of 31 American states and two parts of Canada goes there. Here are some more facts about the Mississippi. Its water isn't very clear. It's more like a brown soup (though the catfish like it). That's because it's carrying a lot of dirt: good, clean dirt that the river picks up as it goes along. When the river slows down at its mouth in the Gulf of Mexico (which is the sea), the dirt falls to the bottom of the river and, when there's enough of it, it makes new land, in the shape of the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet: a delta. That kind of land-building happens slowly, of course. Other changes happen fast. A town that was on one side of the river one day may be on the other side the next day! We know that happened in 1811 after an earthquake (σεισµός) that took place in the middle of the night. When the sun rose, the people who lived in the little town of Reverie in the state of Tennessee were surprised to find that the river had moved five miles to the east overnight, leaving them on the other side in the state of Arkansas! They didn't know whose laws to follow, Tennessee's or Arkansas'. Some things that were allowed in one state weren t allowed in the other. The great American writer Mark Twain was born in a town on the Mississippi River in 1835 and wrote several books about it. He and his friends enjoyed playing in boats and taking trips to some of the islands in the river. One day they decided to camp on one of the islands. They hadn't told their parents, however. So when they hadn't returned in three days, their parents thought the boys were probably lying at the bottom of the river. The boys learned that everyone was worried about them, and when they suddenly returned, everyone was so pleased to see them that no one shouted at them for not telling their parents where they were going. That's funny, isn't it? If you're an hour late, your parents get angry, but if you're three days late, they're so glad to see you that they cry. And if your parents are in America when they cry, their tears may become part of the Mississippi River.

14 106. In the first paragraph, which one of the following is true? A) One kilometer is said to be longer than one mile. B) Water goes toward the Mississippi from both the Rocky Mountains and the Appalachian Mountains. C) The Mississippi is on the east side of the Appalachian Mountains. D) De Soto was the first person to see the Mississippi River In the second paragraph, the water in the river is said to be like soup. This shows... A) how it looks. B) how it might taste. C) that the fish in it are good to eat. D) that it is badly polluted (έχει µολυνθεί) at the delta In the third paragraph, which one of the following is true? A) What it is all right to do in Arkansas is also all right to do in Tennessee. B) After the earthquake, Reverie was west of the Mississippi. C) Τhe town of Reverie was destroyed by an earthquake in D) After the earthquake, people had to move to another town In the fourth paragraph, what did their parents think had happened to the boys? A) They were swimming in the river. B) They weren't telling the truth. C) They had died. D) They knew the boys were just playing When the boys returned, their parents... A) were very angry with them. B) started laughing out loud. C) showed they were unhappy that the boys had waited so long to come home. D) didn t punish them.