Quizzes
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Quizzes
QUIZ # 1 1. Provide male – female pairs for the following: professor writer athlete friend husband and wife 2. Name 10 items in your backpack: 3. Name 10 items in your class/room: 4. Translate, following the pattern: ta moje ošklivá učitelka a. that pretty friend of yours b. that beautiful Bohemia of ours c. that old computer of mine d. that clever prezident of theirs e. that dirty car of his CZECH 218 Prof. Eckert QUIZ # 2 CZECH 218 Prof. Eckert Translate the underlined words: Czech student (both male and female): mluvím Czech a English Czech Republic Bohemia the U.S. Czech, English (as school subjects) Translate: I’m Czech. My name is (your favorite Czech). I know also English. At home we speak Czech – my parents are Czech. I’m now learning German and already understand a lot – I read and write. I don’t study any longer – I work. I’m a (his or her profession). QUIZ # 3 CZECH 218 Prof. Eckert 1 Translate and adjust grammatically: K snídani si dám black coffee and croissants orange juice and „kolaches“ apple struddle, mineral water and warm milk K obědu obvykle jím baked chicken and rice or potatoes vegetable soup, fish and dumplings vanilla ice cream For dinner I always cook fried cheese and vegetables porc and cabbage Znám Mr. Novák and Mrs. Novák that old professor and his wife that famous Czech director that new American writer (f.) one Czech young businessman that older sportsman QUIZ # 4 CZECH 218 Prof. Eckert 1. Translate: On Sunday my parents eat pork, dumplings and cabbage. Sometimes they also eat tomatoes, onions, carrots and cucumbers because they have a large garden. On Saturday afternoon they watch T.V. and read paper. I never watch T.V. but my friend watches T.V. every day. Today is Wednesday and I’m looking forward to Friday. On Friday we usually bake a cake or tarts. Do you feel like having some now? No, thanks. I’m waiting for someone. For whom? For my friends. Every Wednesday they have a test. 2. My life at the College – describe it by adding activities: V pondělí v pátek v sobotu v neděli Ráno Dopoledne Odpoledne Večer Denně Jednou měsíčně Dvakrát ročně Málokdy Nikdy 3. MATCH AND ADJUST: bramborový salát červený meruňka další sestřenice drahý strýc levný svačina meruňkový sýr mladčí závin starší rohlík smažený rodina studený týden teplý zelenina zeleninový ovoce žádný snídaně větší řízek ovocný knedlíky nějaký zelí nejlepší žízeň sladký salám horší ryba hovězí víno starý chléb vepřový kamarád inteligentní pes Translate – přeložte do češtiny: This is Prague. Prague is a beautiful city in the Czech Republic. I like it. I studied in Prague last semester. In Prague there is Charles bridge, Wenceslas square, Old Town, New Town, Little Quarter… I‘m a student. My name is… I study… It‘s interesting. My father is… and my mother is… I have… brothers and sisters… QUIZ # 5 CZECH 218 Prof. Eckert 1. Fill in by linking words in brackets into phrases: Včera dopoledne jsem byl (procházka, Malé náměstí a letiště, Praha) a večer jsem byl (koncert, Smetanova síň a potom návštěva, panelák). Vloni jsem cestoval po (Evropa – Francie, Německo a hlavně Česká republika). 2. Write a simple description of Prague using the following words: churches, castle, square, exhibit, concert, gardens, pubs, cafes, cathedral, palaces and streets. Describe each by a different adjective. FINAL EXAM CZECH 218 Prof. Eckert 1. Compose a dialog on one of the following topics (skip the topic of your oral): Kde bydlíš? Znáš tu spisovatelku? Co obvykle děláš každý den? Jaká je vaše rodina? Co rád jíš? Pro koho kupuješ ten dárek? 2. Describe your Prague semester. Remember to be specific in your description of the city and your courses. 3. Write a letter about yourself to a distant Czech relative who has not even known that you exist. 4. Translate: A. I’m not hungry but feel like having good Czech coffee. And I’ll also have some kind of a tort. Czech pastries and torts are (add 3 adjectives): I think that all my friends in Prague and our Czech professor in America eat torts every day. B. I have a new friend. He isn’t American but Czech. He speaks English poorly but knows a lot about (evropská historie) and (Mistr Jan Hus a Komenský). He is (add 3 adjectives):