Choose the correct alternative.
1 The two political groups had a similar number of votes,so there was a balance of power/low turnout.
2 Let's organise an opposition party/exit poll so that we can have a first indication of how people voted before the official count is done.
3 There were a lot of registered/floating voters, so we couldn't predict which political party was likely to win.
4 The two parties are going to form a coalition/ seek a mandate because neither have enough power to govern by themselves.
5 Last year's election had an exit poll / a low turnout, so next time there's an election we're going to try to get more public engagement.
6 The minister will win by a landslide/maintain control over the schools and universities.
7 The balance of power/opposition party is keen to challenge the government on the issue.
8 Can we use schools as polling stations/ floating voters in the next election?
9 There aren't many opposition parties/registered voters in the city, so newspaper adverts were produced to encourage more people to sign up.
10 We should seek a mandate/maintain control to find out who supports the ideas before we change the law.
11 This community has benefited from the social reforms/exit poll because now more people have access to better social care.
12 The political party won by a landslide/ sought a mandate when over three-quarters of voters voted for them.
ViSiON 5. Workbook Ćwiczenie 2 strona 118
Zaloguj się lub stwórz nowe konto
aby zobaczyć zadanie!
Zadaj pytanie tutaj i otrzymaj rozwiazanie w kilka sekund!
Warto wiedzieć
Zadanie o treści: Choose the correct alternative. 1 The two political groups had a similar number of votes,so there was a balance of power/low turnout. 2 Let's organise an opposition party/exit poll so that we can have a first indication of how people voted before the official count is done. 3 There were a lot of registered/floating voters, so we couldn't predict which political party was likely to win. 4 The two parties are going to form a coalition/ seek a mandate because neither have enough power to govern by themselves. 5 Last year's election had an exit poll / a low turnout, so next time there's an election we're going to try to get more public engagement. 6 The minister will win by a landslide/maintain control over the schools and universities. 7 The balance of power/opposition party is keen to challenge the government on the issue. 8 Can we use schools as polling stations/ floating voters in the next election? 9 There aren't many opposition parties/registered voters in the city, so newspaper adverts were produced to encourage more people to sign up. 10 We should seek a mandate/maintain control to find out who supports the ideas before we change the law. 11 This community has benefited from the social reforms/exit poll because now more people have access to better social care. 12 The political party won by a landslide/ sought a mandate when over three-quarters of voters voted for them.
Zadanie zweryfikowane przez pracownika serwisu
Rozwiązanie tego zadania przygotował nauczyciel
Nauczyciel języka angielskiego klas I - IV LO / Technikum Moim celem jest pomóc każdemu uczniowi w rozwijaniu jego umiejętności językowych oraz rozwijaniu zainteresowań kulturą anglojęzyczną.
Zuzanna Mitko posiada 1400 rozwiązanych zadań w naszym serwisie
Rok wydania
2020
Wydawnictwo
Oxford
Autorzy
Kate Haywood, Neil Wood
ISBN
978-01-941-2077-7
Rodzaj książki
Zeszyt ćwiczeń
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 2 strona 18
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 4 strona 34
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 1 - 4.8 strona 55
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 7 strona 63
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 4 strona 118
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 4 strona 15
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 5 strona 71
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 1 strona 69
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 3 strona 98
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 2 strona 15
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 1a strona 24
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 5 strona 44
ViSiON 5. Workbook zadanie 4a strona 32