Enkun vastauksia tänne

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Jäsen # 155
lähetetty 24-03-2004 16:56
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Seuraavat vastaukset uskoisin oikeiksi (tai siis ainakin uskoisin, että näitä haetaan):
Tekstin monivalinnat:
Ia
1 D The fear of germs
2 B She cleaned her hands all the time
3 B They often don't want to drink at all
4 D Soap is taken less seriously in Britain
5 B Her idea of fun is tidying her home
6 B If the toilet seat has not been disinfected

Ib
7 D In honour of a historical figure
8 D He is highly admired in Japan
9 D He wanted to earn a better living
10 B They hoped to sell their cargo
11 B They had fine clothes
12 D It was far from being underdeveloped
13 D The shogun wanted him to
14 B Adams got a large country house
15 C They belonged to the estate
16 A He wasn't a soldier
17 B To give up the idea of returning home
18 C He improved East-West relationships
19 D It became more modern

Ic
20 C Films would become the main means of instruction
21 A Whether computers improve learning
22 D That less maths was learned with computers
23 A Monetary and time resources
24 C That computers can't beat other methods
25 B That a new study should be started

Avoimet, joissa uskoisin että on etsitty seuraavia asioita, mutta

tarkempaa analyysia ei vielä voi antaa ennen kuin ennättää lukea omien

oppilaitten vastauksia:

II
a. Pelastaa vihollisen linjojen takaa sotilaita ja vastarintamiehiä.
b. Ampumalla valojuova-ammuksia useina öinä ennen varsinaisen tehtävän

alkua.
c. Pimeässä ja tihusateisessa yössä.
d. Pelastetut britit eivät malttaneet pitää suutaan kiinni.
e. Heyliger oli valinnut hänet mukaan.

Rakennemonivalinta:
IIIa
26 D attempts had been made
27 D by touch
28 D invented
29 C It was
30 A east of
31 A after
32 B Blinded
33 C sighted
34 C feeling
35 C shapes
36 C was accepted
37 C underfed
38 C included
39 B meanwhile
40 B declined
41 B occurred
42 A found
43 B to be
44 D trial and error
45 D took to
46 B cost
47 C a typically
48 C in
49 B would
50 C what

Ja tuollahan näytti jo olevan katkelma Harry Potterista josta voi tarkistaa vastauksensa, joten niitä en tähän enää laittanut.

-Tällaista kirjoitti ylen sivuilla lukion opettaja. Meni ainakin saman open kuuntelujen arvailut oikeaan. Ittelleni tulossa E, olisin L:ää kaipaillut :(

As Aunt Marge started to make herself at home, Harry caught himself 1.thinking almost longingly of life at number four without her. Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia usually encouraged Harry to stay out of their way, which Harry was only too happy to do.
Aunt Marge, on the other hand, wanted Harry under her eye at all times, so that she could boom out suggestions for his improvement. She delighted in 2.comparing Harry with Dudley, and took huge pleasure in buying Dudley expensive presents while glaring at Harry, 3.as though daring him to ask why he 4.hadn't got a present too. She also kept throwing out dark hints about what made Harry 5.such an unsatisfactory person.

"You mustn't blame yourself for the way the boy's turned out, Vernon," she said over lunch on the third day. "If there's something rotten on the inside, there's nothing anyone can do about it."

Harry tried to concentrate on his food, but his hands shook and his face was starting to burn 6.with anger. Remember the form, he told himself. Think about Hogsmeade. Don't say anything. Don't rise -

Aunt Marge reached for her glass of wine.

"It's one of the basic rules of breeding," she said. "You see it all the time with dogs. If there's something wrong with the bitch, there'll be something wrong with the pup -"

At that moment, the wineglass Aunt Marge 6.was holding exploded in her hand. Shards of glass flew in every direction and Aunt Marge sputtered and blinked, her great ruddy face dripping.

"Marge!" squealed Aunt Petunia. "Marge, are you all right?"

"Not to worry," grunted Aunt Marge, mopping her face with her napkin. "Must have squeezed it too hard. Did the same thing at Colonel Fubster's 7. the other day. No need to fuss, Petunia, I have a very firm grip ..."

But Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon were both looking at Harry suspiciously, so he decided he'd better skip dessert and escape from the table as soon as he could.

Outside in the hall, he leaned against the wall, 8.breathing deeply. It had been a long time since he'd lost control and made something explode. He 9. couldn't afford to let it happen again. The Hogsmeade form wasn't 10.the only thing at stake - if he carried on like that, he'd be in trouble with the Ministry of Magic.

Harry was still an underage wizard, and he 11.was forbidden by wizard law to do magic outside school. His record wasn't exactly clean either. 12.Only last summer he'd gotten an official warning that had stated quite clearly that if the Ministry got wind of any more magic in Privet Drive, Harry would face expulsion from Hogwarts.

Toi on siitä kirjasta suoraan...en muista et missä muissa kohissa oli aukkoja,mut muistele itse paremmin, niit oli yht 15 kpl.

haha yksää ollu oikein

ses