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Czwartek 23 września 2010 + Gazeta Wyborcza + www.wyborcza.pl
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Zadanie 7. (6 pkt)
Przeczytaj opis ilustracji. Uzupełnij każdą lukę (7.1.-7.6.) jedną
z podanych poniżej odpowiedzi tak, aby otrzymać poprawny
i logiczny tekst, zgodny z ilustracją. Zaznacz literę A, B lub C.
ŹRÓDŁO: ZBIORY WŁASNE AUTORA
The picture shows two girls playing in the 7.1. ____. Maybe
they are trying to 7.2. ____ a snowman. They 7.3. ____ suitable clothes
for such an activity. In the 7.4. ____ there are some houses,
trees and bushes. I do not think the girls are 7.5. ____ the city. It
is probably 7.6. ____ village or town.
7.1. A. grass B. snow C. outdoor
7.2. A. do B. put C. make
7.3. A. were wearing B. wear C. are wearing
7.4. A. corner B. background C. foreground
7.5. A. on B. with C. in
7.6. A. a B. the C. -
Zadanie 8. (4 pkt)
Do każdego znaku (8.1.-8.4.) dopasuj właściwy opis (A-E).
Jeden opis podany został dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnego
znaku.
8.1.
8.2.
8.3.
8.4.
A. You can buy a few things at half price.
B. You can live here when you are on vacation.
C. You can sell a house.
D. You can buy second-hand things here.
E. You can buy a place to live in.
Zadanie 9. (4 pkt)
Przeczytaj tekst, a następnie każdemu akapitowi (10.1.-
-10.4.) dopasuj właściwy nagłówek (A-E). Wpisz odpowiednie
litery obok numerów akapitów. Jeden nagłówek podany został
dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnego akapitu.
A. Can I do my own cooking?
B. Who can I phone to book a room?
C. How much is it per night at hostels?
D. When are hostels open?
E. Why are hostels better than hotels?
Hostels (FAQs)
9.1. _____
They give the perfect way to get to know a country cheaply
and meet with many other people who also love travelling.
9.2. _____
Prices are different in different countries, but they are never
very high. To ask about costs you should contact the manager
of the hostel.
9.3. _____
Large city hostels are available 24 hours per day, but others
may have shorter opening hours, and some may close during
the day.
9.4. _____
Most hostels have a self-catering kitchen, but they may not
have pots, plates or spoons, so phone the hostel and ask before
booking.
ADAPTED FROM: HTTP://WWW.HIHOSTELS.COM
Zadanie 10. (8 pkt)
Przeczytaj tekst, a następnie zaznacz w tabeli znakiem X,
które ze zdań 10.1.-10.8. są zgodne z tekstem (T – True), a które
nie (F – False).
Fizzy Phone: Mobile Runs On Coca-Cola
Traditional mobile phones could soon be a thing of the past.
Why? There is a project of a mobile phone running on soft drinks.
Ms Daizi Zheng has designed the ’greenphone’, which is powered
by Coca-Cola. A few days ago she presented her idea to companies
producing mobile phones.
Ms Zheng said the new phone could run up to four times longer
than a traditional one and is biodegradable. It works thanks
to sugar in the drink. As the battery dies out, only water and oxygen
are left behind.
Unfortunately, there are small chances to develop the new
phone because the producers of mobile phones think the idea is
too modern nowadays. Ms Zheng hopes they will change their
mind and become interested in developing new technology. She
believes that the new phone will be in use in the next five years.
Who knows – maybe one day we will use coca-cola in a completely
different way than we do now?
ADAPTED FROM: HTTP://UK.NEWS.YAHOO.COM
10.1. The new phone works thanks to a drink.
10.2. The new phone is successfully produced.
A new mobile phone works longer than
10.3.
traditional one.
The idea of the invention is to make
10.4.
mobile phones less biodegradable.
When the battery of the phone finishes,
10.5.
sugar is left behind.
Companies want to produce the new
10.6.
phone immediately.
Ms Zehn agrees with the companies
10.7.
opinion on the new phone’s success.
Ms Zehn is optimistic about the future of
10.8
the new phone.
Zadanie 11. (4 pkt)
Przeczytaj tekst, a następnie w zadaniach 11.1.-11.4. z podanych
odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.
Zakreśl literę A, B lub C.
Christmas in Japan
Christmas in Japan is different from Christmas in western countries
like the USA or Australia. It was first celebrated in Japan
in the 16 th century when the first Europeans arrived, but it is more
popular nowadays because Japanese are great lovers of festivals
and celebrations. Christmas is not a national holiday there
but more and more people decorate their homes and eat a special
meal. Illuminations and lights are a popular attraction in cities.
Parents give presents to their children, but children do not give
presents to parents. Children know that only Santa brings presents,
so when they are older and stop believing in Santa presents
are not given to them. Gifts are also exchanged between people
who are in love with each other. The presents are very sweet, for
example they include teddy bears, flowers, scarves, hats, rings
and other jewellery. Christmas cards are given to close friends.
The most happy about Christmas are shop owners because
they earn more money than during the whole year. Shops are decorated
with Christmas trees, mistletoes and other decorations
a few weeks before Christmas. The Japanese celebrate Christmas
Eve by eating a special ’Christmas Cake’ made of strawberries
and cream, which the father of the family buys on his way
home from work. The cake is the traditional Japanese Christmas
food and it is a must on that day.
BASED ON: HTTP://WWW.JAPANESELIFESTYLE.COM.AU
HTTP://WWW.JAPAN-GUIDE.COM
HTTP://WWW.TANUTECH.COM
11.1. Children do not get a present for Christmas when they
A. do not give gifts to their parents.
B. do not have close friends.
C. do not believe in Santa any more.
11.2. Which of these are NOT Christmas gifts in Japan?
A. soft toys.
B. sweets.
C. clothes.
11.3. At Christmas time in Japan
A. shops have a lot of customers.
B. cities are not decorated.
C. people do not go to work.
11.4. The text tells the reader
A. how Christmas is celebrated in western countries.
B. about Japanese Christmas traditions.
C. the history of Christmas around the world.
TRANSKRYPCJA NAGRAŃ
T F
Zadanie 1.
1.1.
Man 1: Excuse me, I need help. I lost my wallet! I think it was
stolen when I was in the bookshop!
Man 2: You should report it to the police. The nearest police
station is around the corner.
Man 1: Oh, thank you.
1.2.
Susan: Mary, I need your help. Mark asked me out to the theatre.
I’m very glad but I don’t know what to wear. I can’t wear jeans,
you know.
Mary: You should wear something elegant, for example a long
dress.
Susan: I know but I don’t have any dresses.
Mary: But you have a lot of elegant skirts.
Susan: Yes, it’s a great idea. I will wear one.
1.3.
Lisa: Mary, any plans for the evening?
Mary: Oh, Tom invited me to the cinema but unfortunately
he’s just called to cancel our meeting. He’s got a terrible cold and
the doctor made him stay in bed.
Lisa: So, what about going to Sue’s? She is having her birthday
party tonight. She’ll be happy to see you!
Mary: OK, let’s go!
Zadanie 2.
Shop assistant: Flowers and Gifts Shop, can I help you?
Customer: Hello, I would like to order a bunch of flowers for
my wife.
Shop assistant: What flowers would you like in your bouquet?
Customer: She loves roses.
Shop assistant: We’ve got white, pink, yellow and red roses.
Customer: Her favorite ones are white.
Shop assistant: But the white bouquet will be saD. I think we
should add a few red roses.
Customer: OK, that’s a good ideA. I will take 10 white roses
and 5 red ones.
Shop assistant: Would you like a card to go with the flowers
as well?
Customer: Of course. I want a birthday card with a big red heart.
Shop assistant: Shall we deliver the flowers to Edinburgh?
Customer: Tomorrow my wife is leaving to Glasgow for work
and I’d like you to deliver them to her hotel in the evening.
Shop assistant: OK. That’s not a problem. Do you know the
address?
Customer: It’s Alba Hotel, room 25.
Shop assistant: OK, we’ll deliver the flowers at 8 pm. Would
that be all right?
Customer: Perfect. How much is it?
Shop assistant: Let me see. The bouquet is Ł10 and the card
Ł3, so that makes it 13Ł.
Customer: How about the delivery?
Shop assistant: It’s Ł5 To Edinburgh and a bit more to Glasgow
– it’s Ł8. So that makes it 21Ł.
Customer: OK. Thank you very much.
Zadanie 3.
3.1.
My grandma isn’t a typical grandparent. She listens to rock
music and goes to concerts with me. She never cooks – we always
go out and have pizza when I visit her. She’s very busy during the
week because she works at a local library, but we always spend
weekends together.
3.2.
My grandmother’s great. She makes the most delicious food
in the world, but, unfortunately, she cannot bake cakes. She lives
in the same town as I do so I go to see her very often, except on Saturdays
and Sundays when she visits her friends out of town.
3.3.
My grandmother has showed me how to make an apple pie
and how to cook traditional dishes. But what’s most important,
she explained to me that I should always respect other people
and be a good person because only then I can be happy.
Zadanie 4.
4.1. How much are these shoes?
4.2. What are you doing on Friday?
4.3. How about going to the cinema?
4.4. Would you like something to drink?
ODPOWIEDZI
11 Zadanie 1.
1.1. C; 1.2. B; 1.3. C
11 Zadanie 2.
2.1. F; 2.2. F; 2.3. T; 2.4. T
11 Zadanie 3.
3.1. D; 3.2. C; 3.3. B
11 Zadanie 4.
4.1. A; 4.2. C; 4.3. A; 4.4. C
11 Zadanie 5.
5.1. C; 5.2. B; 5.3. A; 5.4. B
11 Zadanie 6.
6.1. B; 6.2. C; 6.3. A; 6.4. B; 6.5. C; 6.6. B
11 Zadanie 7.
7.1. B; 7.2. C; 7.3. C; 7.4. B; 7.5. C; 7.6. A
11 Zadanie 8.
8.1. D; 8.2. E; 8.3. A; 8.4. B
11 Zadanie 9.
9.1. E; 9.2. C; 9.3. D; 9.4. A
11 Zadanie 10.
10.1. T; 10.2. F; 10.3. T; 10.4. F; 10.5. F; 10.6. F; 10.7. F; 10.8. T
11 Zadanie 11.
11.1. C; 11.2. B; 11.3. A; 11.4. B
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