Diagnostický test STANAG

Vyhodnoťte svou slovní zásobu, čtení s porozuměním a gramatiku. Systém odhadne, zda splňujete úroveň SLP 1, 2 nebo 3.

Část 1: Slovní zásoba

Vyberte správný význam nebo překlad zvýrazněného slova.

1. “Large” znamená: a) big b) small c) fast
2. “Quickly” je: a) pomalu b) rychle c) tiše
3. “Begin” je: a) finish b) break c) start
4. “Military” se vztahuje k: a) medicine b) education c) army
5. “Danger” je: a) safety b) risk c) pleasure
6. “Assess” znamená: a) evaluate b) ignore c) carry
7. “Reliable” znamená: a) trustworthy b) dangerous c) flexible
8. “Enhance” je: a) reduce b) improve c) destroy
9. “Shortage” znamená: a) surplus b) storage c) lack
10. “Deploy” znamená: a) withdraw b) position c) hide
11. “Mitigate” je: a) intensify b) alleviate c) confirm
12. “Contingency” znamená: a) luxury b) routine c) unexpected event
13. “Prerequisite” je: a) necessary condition b) result c) alternative
14. “Feasible” je: a) impossible b) unpredictable c) achievable
15. “Disseminate” znamená: a) gather b) spread c) conceal

Část 2: Čtení s porozuměním

Přečtěte si text a vyberte nejvhodnější odpověď na otázku.

16. Workplace notice: “Tomorrow’s meeting moves from 0900 to 1100 in room B.”
    
    Employees should… a) cancel the meeting b) arrive at 1100 c) go to room A
17. Office sign: “Please switch off the lights when you leave.”
    
    The sign asks you to… a) save electricity b) paint the walls c) fix the lights
18. Gate sign: “No entry – construction site.”
    
    You should… a) walk through carefully b) park inside c) stay outside
19. Email: “I’ve attached the map for Friday’s exercise. Let me know if you can’t open the file.”
    
    The sender expects you to… a) print the map b) reply only if there’s a problem c) send a new map
20. Poster: “First‑Aid Course – register by 30 May.”
    
    The deadline is… a) after the course b) 30 May c) during the course
21. Yesterday’s battalion exercise reached its river‑crossing objective on schedule. Infantry sections cooperated with engineers to lay portable bridges, while armour secured each flank. Evaluators noted, however, that radio traffic on the tactical net became congested at critical moments, causing a thirty‑second delay on one lane.
    
    The main weakness observed was… a) slow bridge construction b) overloaded communications c) shortage of fuel
22. A convoy carrying forty tonnes of medical supplies finally reached the flooded Bahari district last night. Engineer teams had cleared landslides for three days before the trucks could continue. Humanitarian officials say the delivery covers basic needs for at least ten days until the airstrip is repaired.
    
    The convoy was transporting… a) construction machinery b) medical aid and food c) tourists
23. Teams Alpha and Bravo will alternate twelve‑hour shifts to maintain perimeter security throughout the week. Alpha begins duty at 0600 tomorrow, handing over to Bravo at 1800; the cycle then repeats. Commanders will review shift length after analysing mid‑week fatigue reports.
    
    Each team is scheduled to work… a) 24‑hour shifts b) 12‑hour shifts c) weekends only
24. When floods cut the M‑7 highway last spring, combat engineers deployed lightweight aluminium bridges within twenty‑four hours, allowing supply convoys to bypass the damaged section. The structures supported up to sixty tonnes, enabling tracked vehicles to escort the trucks safely. Local officials credited the rapid response with preventing shortages in the provincial capital.
    
    The bridges were installed to… a) stop the water flow b) train new engineers c) restore traffic flow
25. Surveillance drones recorded a forty‑percent increase in vehicle movement near the northern border over forty‑eight hours. Analysts believe the pattern indicates routine rotation rather than combat preparation, yet commanders have shifted patrol routes five kilometres west to maintain distance while preserving observation.
    
    Commanders responded by… a) cancelling patrols b) adjusting routes c) launching an air strike
26. Countries that raised defence R&D spending above 1.8 percent of GDP moved from licensed assembly to indigenous production of key systems within five years. Croatia, for instance, channelled funds into composite‑materials labs and soon built eighty‑metre patrol vessels, cutting foreign procurement costs by nine percent. Economists warn that R&D alone is insufficient; low‑interest loans for suppliers and guaranteed first‑batch orders were equally decisive.
    
    The paragraph implies that increased R&D… a) lowers production capacity b) boosts domestic output c) is useless without loans
27. Spear‑phishing campaigns now exploit social‑media data to craft personalised lures. Organisations have strengthened email gateways and introduced two‑factor authentication; nevertheless, more than sixty percent of breaches still begin with an employee clicking a malicious link. Specialists argue that technological counter‑measures, while necessary, cannot substitute for continuous user‑awareness training that targets cognitive biases such as urgency and deference to authority.
    
    The author’s main claim is that… a) technology alone is insufficient b) human error is declining c) phishing no longer uses email
28. After three brigades adopted modular supply packages, convoy size dropped by one‑third while on‑time delivery remained unchanged. Mission‑tailored pallets are now pushed onto any flatbed or sling‑loaded by medium‑lift helicopters, cutting fuel consumption by eighteen percent and reducing exposure to roadside bombs.
    
    The new logistics system… a) slowed deliveries b) kept timing with fewer vehicles c) increased fuel use
29. Diplomatic mediators believe a negotiated cease‑fire still has a six‑week window. If talks fail, finance ministers may escalate sanctions before defence ministers authorise any peacekeeping mission. Troops will deploy only if regional allies grant basing rights; otherwise, the operation would be unsustainable.
    
    Peacekeepers will be sent… a) regardless of outside consent b) immediately after sanctions c) only with allied approval
30. Next month’s multinational exercise is designed less to rehearse a fixed battle plan than to signal resolve and expose weak points that peacetime routines conceal—bandwidth bottlenecks, spare‑parts gaps, and so forth. By placing units under public scrutiny, planners hope to accelerate modernisation programmes that rarely fit regular training budgets.
    
    The exercise aims primarily to… a) provoke conflict b) bolster deterrence and reveal gaps c) cut training costs

Část 3: Gramatika

Vyberte správnou možnost, která gramaticky doplňuje větu.

31. He ____ to work every day. a) go b) going c) goes
32. They ____ dinner now. a) are cooking b) cooked c) cooks
33. I ____ the report yesterday. a) write b) wrote c) written
34. She ____ coffee? a) like b) likes c) liking
35. We ____ here tomorrow. a) will be b) was c) is
36. If it ____ tomorrow, we’ll cancel the march. a) rains b) rained c) will rain
37. The briefing ____ by the time you arrive. a) finishes b) will have finished c) has finished
38. Equipment ____ every month for faults. a) has inspected b) inspects c) is inspected
39. He wanted to know whether the convoy ____ safely. a) arrived b) arrives c) had arrive
40. I have been working here ____ 2018. a) for b) since c) by
41. Had the commander been informed earlier, he ____ alternative routes. a) would consider b) would have considered c) considered
42. Despite ____ exhausted, the squad completed the mission. a) they were b) were c) being
43. The proposal, ____ was revised twice, still lacked cost analysis. a) which b) that c) it
44. No sooner ____ the exercise completed than a real alert sounded. a) they have b) they had c) had they
45. Resources should be allocated in accordance with priorities, ____ immediate needs may otherwise be neglected. a) or else b) whereas c) unless

Část 4: Poslech

Poslechněte si následující nahrávku a odpovězte na otázky.

Nahrávka k poslechovému cvičení
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46. What should you bring? a) Lunch is provided b) Your own food and notebook c) Uniform and ID card
47. When is the fitness test? a) Thursday afternoon b) Friday evening c) Friday morning
48. What was the main problem during the exercise? a) Lack of discipline b) A vehicle broke down c) Bad weather
49. What was one problem with the new system? a) Supplies arrived too late b) Too many returns c) The app crashed under pressure
50. What allowed the attackers to gain access? a) An unpatched backup server b) Leaked passwords c) Disabled firewalls
51. What problem was identified during the exercise? a) Poor logistics performance b) Slow troop mobilisation c) Communication delays