Didaktický test z maturity z angličtiny online

David F)E)G)C)D)A)B)
He wants to visit a place where he can see and learn something about how local people lived two centuries ago. A warm lunch must be available at the place. He is free on Tuesdays. It doesn’t matter to him if he spends the day outdoors or indoors.

Mary D)E)B)C)A)F)G)
She is interested in visiting an outdoor place where the art of well-known people who live in the area is presented. A warm lunch must be available at the place. She is free on Mondays.

Steve A)F)D)B)E)C)G)
He is a history student and wants to spend a Saturday or Sunday at an indoor place where he can find out something about life in the region 200 years ago. He wants to enjoy tea in a tearoom there, not in a restaurant.

Maggie C)B)A)F)E)G)D)
She wants to visit a place where she can see the works of artists now living in the area. A warm lunch must be available at the place. She is free on Sundays. It doesn’t matter to her if she spends the day outdoors or indoors.

Angela B)C)G)D)F)E)A)
She wants to visit a place where she can see how local people lived 200 years ago. She is free on Saturdays and wants to spend the day outdoors. She wants to enjoy tea in a tearoom there, not in a restaurant.


INTERESTING PLACES IN THE HILLBURRY AREA
A) The Glenn Museum was built in a place where family houses stood two centuries ago. The place now belongs to the museum and you can see the ruins with our guide. He will give you more information about life in the region 200 years ago. You can also visit the market stalls outside the museum to see works by famous artists who live in the area. For a warm lunch, please visit our restaurant in the museum building. The tearoom is currently closed. We are open every weekend from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

B) The Coulton House Park offers an amazing outdoor performance this month. Come and see local actors showing visitors how locals lived two centuries ago. For example, what they wore, what they ate. There’s no exhibition in the Coulton House itself but there’s a restaurant there which serves warm lunch. Our tearoom is closed this month. The park is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. We are closed on weekdays.

C) The Exmore Museum is a place where modern digital technologies and historical objects tell the stories of people who lived in this area 200 years ago. You can see the objects these people used in everyday life. There’s also the museum park where we plan to start an outdoor exhibition next spring. People in costumes will be showing how products used to be made. On the ground floor, there is a cosy restaurant which serves warm meals. We are open from Saturday to Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

D) The Wilmore House and its gardens offer both indoor and outdoor exhibitions of photographs of everyday life in the region today. They were taken by Jim Hardy, a photographer, who lives in the area. It is his second exhibition, the first one took place 2 years ago and showed photos of items used by locals 200 years ago. A tiny tearoom in the garden serves delicious teas only. We are open from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

E) The Pierce Museum is a place where you can learn something about how people lived in the region 200 years ago. You will have an opportunity to see billboards with photos of restored furniture and other household items. You can now see them all in the museum park as the building itself is currently closed. It will open again next year with an exhibition about how locals live today. There is a small tearoom in the park, it serves only drinks. We are open every day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

F) The Mercer Museum is a museum with indoor exhibitions only. The exhibition on the 1st floor attracts visitors with a collection of household items found outside the town in the fields. All these objects were used by local people 200 years ago. On the 2nd floor, you will find an exhibition of photos by a famous photographer from London. They show the lives of modern local people, including celebrations. You can have a cup of tea in our tearoom. We don’t serve meals. We are open every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.