Enska C4 - Próf 4
- 1.How did the writer get the idea to take part in the race?
- A.
From the sports program on TV.
- B.
Her friend asked her to join him.
- C.
It was on the front page in the local paper.
- D.
She saw an advertisement describing it.
- 2.What was the writer going to participate in?
- A.
A city’s annual marathon.
- B.
A cross country marathon.
- C.
A preparation for a bigger run.
- D.
A run between cities.
- 3.The writer thought her friends would
- A.
Forbid her to do it.
- B.
Join her on the run.
- C.
Tell her to go for it.
- D.
Try to talk her out of it.
- 4.“My conditioning level was moderate at best” means the writer
- A.
Didn’t think she had to train very hard.
- B.
Thought her condition was neither good or bad.
- C.
Thought she was in a good condition.
- D.
Was in a better condition than the others.
- 5.What training advice did the writer get from experienced runners?
- A.
Maybe this would be much too hard for her physically.
- B.
That she had to imitate the race and run in the mountains.
- C.
That she had to run many miles in the street every week.
- D.
To train regularly at the fitness center.
- 6.“The runner’s euphoria” means a
- A.
Feeling of restlessness.
- B.
Feeling of solidarity in a runnerʼs group.
- C.
Good feeling after great effort.
- D.
Sickness you can get after a long run.
- 7.The word “category” means a
- A.
Condition.
- B.
Group.
- C.
Question.
- D.
Situation.
- 8.What effect did the words of the old runner have on the writer?
- A.
She lost her courage.
- B.
She thought he was wrong.
- C.
They inspired her to focus on her goal.
- D.
They made her regret her decision.
- 9.At the start of the race the writer was
- A.
Calm.
- B.
Confident.
- C.
Naïve.
- D.
Nervous.
- 10.According to the writer she was not prepared for the
- A.
Change in the weather.
- B.
High mountains.
- C.
Injuries.
- D.
Long distance.
- 11.The point of having Still I ran as a separate paragraph is to
- A.
Highlight the race conditions.
- B.
Highlight the writerʼs arrogance.
- C.
Illustrate the writer’s determination.
- D.
Indicate a turn in the story.
- 12.The phrase “yearning for the victory” means
- A.
Fear of losing.
- B.
Giving up hope of winning.
- C.
Hoping for victory.
- D.
Wanting very much to win.
- 13.According to the writer she decided to
- A.
Finish the Marathon.
- B.
Ignore the woman completely.
- C.
Slow down but keep on running.
- D.
Turn back and help the woman.
- 14.What shows that the writer cares more about others than winning?
- A.
She asked experienced runners for advice.
- B.
She entered the race even though it was difficult.
- C.
She finished the race with an injured runner.
- D.
She worried about what her friends would think.
- 15.“There will always be those who reach for the stars”. The author means that
- A.
People who try hard enough can expect great rewards.
- B.
Some things that are hopeless from the start.
- C.
Those with experience can overcome obstacles.
- D.
Winning – no matter what - is the most important thing.
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