ZESTAW V

ZADANIE 4

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stwierdzeń 4.1-4.7 są zgodne z treścią tekstu (TRUE),
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otrzymasz 1 pkt. (6 punktów)

Desperado

Imagine a scene in which a grim man, a loaded revolver in his pocket, is giving his last hug to his sons. A minute later he watches them going down in a lifeboat towards the dark icy sea.

But don't be lulled into thinking that's the begin­ning of a detective novel or a war story. The boys, Michel, not yet a 4 year-old and his younger brother Edmond, excited by the big plop of the life raft against the sea, don't seem to be aware of the tragedy they are part of. The unsinkable Titanic is just about to perish with their father on board.

So what's the story behind the man with the revolver? It's 1902, France. Michel Navratil senior gets married with Marcelle, a beautiful Italian girl, despite her parents' strong disapproval. Their happiness does­n't last long, though. Three years later the parents are successful in breaking the marriage up. Desperate, Michel decides to kidnap his two sons from their moth­er and start a new life with them in America. He gets on board the Titanic under the name of Hoffman hoping his still beloved Marcelle would join them one day. She did but only to reunite with her sons. And then only after she had learnt of their presence in America from a picture of her boys in The Times under the headline "The Orphans from the Titanic."

		TRUE	FALSE
Przykład	The father watched his boys sailing in the sea.		V
4.1.	The boys enjoyed being in the life boat.
4.2.	The father looked after the boys in the lifeboat.
4.3.	The boys' father drowned.
4.4.	Michel's marriage had been arranged by Marcelle's parents.
4.5.	Michel's name was known on Titanic.
4.6.	Michel and Marcelle had arranged to reunite in America.
4.7.	Marcelle was in America when she saw the picture in The Times.

ZADANIE 5

Przeczytaj uważnie tekst. W pytaniach 5.1-5.4 wybierz właściwe - zgodne z tekstem - zakończenie zdań. Zaznacz jedną z czterech możliwości, zakreślając literę a, b, c lub d. Następnie, z dziesięciu wątków podanych w tabeli, wybierz pięć, które są zgodne z treścią tekstu. Wpisz do tabelki litery, którymi zostały one oznaczone. Kolejność wpisanych liter jest dowolna. Za każde poprawne rozwiązanie otrzymasz 1 pkt.

(9 punktów)

Greek Adventure

Thursday: August 8

Long awaited holidays have just begun. Here we are at the airport waiting for the check-in lady to take our lug­gage from us. We all feel relaxed even though the air­port is packed with people running in all directions. It's really hard to believe that they are also holiday-makers. Some of us are so busy observing people that they don't even notice when a harsh voice announces our flight to Greece. Joe and Peter spend some money in duty-free shops. They are on their honeymoon trip. Friday: August 9

It's three o'clock in the morning. A group of eight peo­ple (this means: us!) try to break into a small hotel. Apparently, our travel agent didn't make the booking. The owners of the hotel are quite hospitable. They open the main door and offer some refreshments and stay with us at a table till six o'clock in the morning.

It's eight o'clock in the morning. We telephone the Greek office of our travel agency. Nobody picks up the phone. On hearing 'You can leave your message after the tone ...,' we leave one and hope that someone will listen to it. Saturday: August 10th

A young man arrives at our hotel. He introduces him­self as representative of our travel agency in Greece. Encouraged by his innocent smile, we attack him with our complaints. To compensate for our discomfort on the arrival night, he spontaneously offers a one-day-trip to Mount Athos for which we don't have to pay. We hes­itate at first, but then all of us agree to go. Sunday: August 11th

We go shopping. The town is packed with tourists. Some of them looking for good bargains, others - trying local delicacies. We come back to our hotel tired. Monday: August 12th

We admire monasteries spilling down on Mount Athos. The guide tells us that some of them are inhabited by just a few monks. The weather is fantastic so the sights are unforgettable. We take a few pictures from the boat. We can't take a photo of a monk. At least, not with our primitive cameras. Tuesday: August 13th

We plan our trip to Athens, a leading city of ancient Greece and the capital of modern Greece. The owners of our small hotel tell us that the prices in Athens are quite high. However, no one can put us off from going there. Being in Greece and not visiting Athens is like being in Rome and not seeing the Pope. Late at night we pack our bags because next day we have to leave early. We'll be in Athens on Wednesday afternoon.

5.1. The writer of the diary went to Greece

1. on a honey-moon trip.

2. to see Mount Athos.

3. on holiday.

4. to see Athens.

5.2. The travel agency mentioned by the writer

1. employs young people.

2. was slightly unreliable.

3. offers free trips to Mount Athos.

4. organizes trips to Athens.

5.3. The representative of the travel agency

1. didn't answer the phone.

2. didn't understand why the holiday-makers were dissa­tisfied with the travel agency.

3. didn't prepare for the meeting with the holiday-makers.

4. didn't go to Mount Athos.

5.4. The owners of the hotel were

1. quite friendly.

2. rather unfriendly.

3. neutral.

4. unkind.

C	Students Agency will offer part-time jobs to people
	aged 17-23. Call us on 334990876 or visit our Web
	Site: www.students_agency.com
D	Puppies. Six lovely golden retrievers. Born but no
	space to keep them. Two weeks old and very, very
	cute. Must go to a loving and caring country home.
	Contact Angie for times when pick up is available by
	calling 0117 563 7625 in the mornings before 8 and in
	the evenings after 6.
E	Looking for an old wardrobe or a classy table? You
	can buy everything in our charity shop. All money
	from purchases will go to poor people in Africa. Visit
	us at 17 Regent Street. Open from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
F	London School of European Languages will employ
	teachers of Polish or Russian as a second language.
	For more details call Barbara Craig on 45674523.

A	Waiting for the flight to Greece. - przykład
B	Dealing with the unexpected.
C	Sleeping on the beach.
D	Greek hospitality.
E	Good organization.
F	A boat trip to Mount Athos.
G	New monasteries.
H	Shopping at the airport.
I	An evening out.
J	The weather.
K	Arguments.

Przykład	5.5.	5.6.	5.7.	5.8.	5.9.
A

ZADANIE 6

Przeczytaj uważnie ogłoszenia. Zostały one oznaczone
literami A-F. Następnie odpowiedz na pytania 6.1-6.4.
W kratkę, obok każdego pytania, wpisz odpowiednią
literę. Nie możesz dwukrotnie udzielić tej samej
odpowiedzi. Jedno z wymienionych ogłoszeń nie pasuje
do żadnego pytania. Za każde poprawne rozwiązanie
otrzymasz 1 pkt. (4 punkty)

A	For sale: 18inch colour TV and video. All in excellent
	working order with boxes and instructions. TV has a
	large scratch on the side. Remote controls included.
	£75 or very near offer. To arrange a viewing tele-
	phone [phone] weekdays after 6p.m. or email
	[e-mail]
B	Aromatherapy massage. Do you suffer from pain due
	to injury or long-term illness and wish for relief? Or
	do you simply need to relax and forget your worries?
	Treat yourself to a sensual massage with a fully quali-
	fied professional masseur. Excellent rates and dis-
	count on programs of ten sessions or more.
	Contact the Caring Medical Centre for details on
	0117 332564.

Which advertisement would interest someone who:

Przykład	is a qualified teacher of Slavonic languages.	F
6.1.	feels pain in the back.
6.2.	would like to have a pet.
6.3.	needs some money for a holiday.
6.4.	is lazy andhas a lot of spare time.

Uzyskane punkty
Numer zadania	Punktacja	Uwagi
4.1.
4.2.
43.
4.4.
4.5.
4.6.
4.7.
5.1.
5.2.
53.
5.4.
5.5.
5.6.
5.7.
5.8.
5.9.
6.1.
6.2.
63.
6.4.
Suma

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