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ŚRODA 13 KWIETNIA 2005

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Rozumienie ze słuchu

2.4. Which sentence about Benjamin

Zephaniah is NOT true?

A. He is a white person.

B. His poetry is like music.

C. He isn’t like other performers.

D. He moves around a lot.

tania. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzy-

masz 1 punkt.

News from the world of society

and culture

Zadanie 1. ( 5 pkt )

Zapoznaj się z listą różnych form aktyw-

ności duchów (A-F). Usłyszysz dwukrot-

nie pięć krótkich wypowiedzi na temat du-

chów, w które wierzą różne narody. Przy-

porządkuj typy aktywności poszczególnym

wypowiedziom. Jeden typ aktywności nie

pasuje do żadnej wypowiedzi. Wpisz odpo-

wiednie litery w kratki (1.1.-1.5.). Za

każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz

1 punkt.

Although Elvis Presley died 27 years ago,

yesterday he had his 20 th top hit on the British

list: a single titled One Night , which was first

recorded in 1959. But this great triumph also

marks the end of another era: that of singles

themselves. Nowadays, in our world of fast-food

culture, the singles stop making sense for

a number of social and economic reasons.

2.5. What is the most common problem in

answering an examination question?

A. Not understanding what the poem is

about.

B. Spending too long on planning an answer.

C. Writing too little about the poem itself.

D. Having too little time to answer the

question.

This month sees the first publication in

America of a magazine New Beauty which is all

about plastic surgery. Nearly 9 million cosmetic

procedures were performed in America in 2003,

and this means a 33% rise on the year before.

The magazine will advise readers how to choose

a doctor, and what different types of surgery are

like. It will cost $9.95.

2.6. The booklet which the pupils receive at

the end of the event does NOT include

A. the texts presented during the event

B. lists of examination questions

C. information about the poets’ lives

D. addresses to visit on the internet

A. Making people hate their partners

B. Ruining the place of people’s work

C. Changing people into young children

D. Attacking people physically

E. Making youngsters ill

F. Setting people’s homes on fire

Zadanie 3. ( 4 pkt )

Zapoznaj się ze zdaniami podanymi w tabeli.

Usłyszysz dwukrotnie wywiad ze znanym

aktorem na temat typowego tygodnia w jego

życiu. Zdecyduj, które zdania są zgodne

z treścią tekstu (TRUE), a które nie (FALSE).

Zaznacz znakiem (x) odpowiednią rubrykę

w tabeli. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź

otrzymasz 1 punkt.

1.1.

1.2.

1.3.

1.4.

1.5.

High-street shoppers have to get ready for another

challenge. So far they have had to slalom their way

in the streets around people who distribute leaflets

and vouchers, charity collectors and different kinds

of petitioners. Now they will face street marketing

teams who will be trying to download promotional

material to their mobile phones.

Zadanie 2. ( 6 pkt )

Zapoznaj się ze zdaniami (2.1.-2.6.). Usły-

szysz dwukrotnie relację z niecodziennego wy-

darzenia kulturalnego. Z podanych możliwo-

ści odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną

z treścią usłyszanych informacji. Zakreśl li-

terę A, B, C lub D. Za każdą poprawną od-

powiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

TRUE FALSE

A cheap children’s game has been taken off

the shop shelves because it makes players pretend

they are Osama bin Laden. What’s more, the

game is about steering a passenger jet plane into

New York’s twin towers. The pictures on the box

include a photo of the World Trade centre on

fire. One can only ask, what next – a game based

on the tsunami disaster?

3.1. Damian Lewis plays in

a new TV drama with

actors who live in the

Czech Republic.

3.2. On Tuesday and

Wednesday Damian

Lewis was busy doing

things other than acting.

3.3. Thursday was the first

day when Damian Lewis

was making a new film

in New York.

3.4. On Friday night

Damian Lewis played in

a film about

a jazz musician.

2.1. The teenagers in the Shaftesbury

Theatre in London

A. are from various parts of the city

B. have never been to a theatre before

C. will read their own poems aloud

D. are going to spend one day there

The Roman fort at the end of Hadrian’s Wall will

be the place of an exhibition on the history of board

games. Some of the most precious exhibits include

twenty of the so-called Lewis chessmen. The set

of chess figures was made around 1050. The British

Museum, who owns them, has agreed to borrow

twenty of them for the first time since 1831.

2.2. Among the authors who are performing

today... have published their texts in the school

anthology.

A. seven

B. nine

C. three

D. all

Rozumienie

tekstu czytanego

Zadanie 4. ( 6 pkt )

Przeczytaj uważnie siedem krótkich wiado-

mości prasowych na temat różnych zjawisk

społeczno-kulturowych (A-G). Następnie od-

powiedz na pytania (4.1.-4.6.) w tabeli, wpi-

sując odpowiednie litery w kratki obok każ-

dego pytania. Jedna wiadomość została po-

dana dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnego py-

One of Britain’s newest cities has done

something rather old-fashioned: it chose a patron

saint. St Benedict Biscop has already been

looking after musicians, painters, and English

Benedictine monks; from now on, he will also

keep an eye on the best interests of Sunderland.

It seems that all communities can benefit from

celebrating various figures from the past.

2.3. Many students may not enjoy the event

because

A. they don’t have enough time for lunch

B. they have problems in understanding poetry

C. they have already met some boring

poets

D. they haven’t been informed about it

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