Zadanie 1.1
1 pktJęzyk angielski — odpowiedź według zasad CKE
Zadanie 1. (0–4)
Przeczytaj cztery teksty. W zadaniach 1.1.–1.4. z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz
właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu. Zakreśl jedną z liter: A, B albo C.
Tekst 1.
Please, respect the rules during your visit:
• leave your bags in the lockers
• mute your phone
• keep your ticket on you – it will be checked as you walk around the exhibition.
*****
Booklets and brochures are available at the souvenir shop.
adapted from asthepipeturns.org
1.1. You can see this text
A. in a school.
B. in a museum.
C. in a bookshop.
Tekst 2.
Message
From: Mrs Rose
To: Alice, Anthony, Becky, Dorian, Florence, Kate, Mike, Paul, Sarah
Subject: Pancakes and French
Dear All,
Just a quick note to tell you that on Tuesday we’re going to practise giving instructions
in French while making pancakes! So you’ll learn some French vocabulary and prepare
something delicious at the same time! Don’t panic, you’ll manage, I’m sure. There's no
need for you to bring anything. Our school kitchen will provide flour, eggs, milk, sugar
and lemon juice for everyone.
See you on Tuesday,
Mrs Rose
adapted from primarysite-prod-sorted.s3.amazonaws.com
1.2. Mrs Rose wrote the email to
A. ask the students to bring ingredients.
B. inform the students about a planned activity.
C. invite the students to dinner in a French restaurant.
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Tekst 3.
AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS
Phileas Fogg's plan to travel around the world in eighty days was a great sensation. The news
went around London very quickly, and was an exciting topic of conversation for everyone.
1.3. _____ Some said it was possible, but most didn’t believe he could travel so quickly with
the available means of transport. However, he finally succeeded.
tekst własny
1.3. Which sentence best completes the gap in the text?
A. People were not sure what to think of Fogg's expedition.
B. In this conversation everyone had the same opinion.
C. They were all sure that Fogg would be successful.
Tekst 4.
A 12-YEAR-OLD BOY TURNS TROUBLE INTO TRIUMPH
After last August’s huge storm, Tommy Rhomberg started
to produce wooden baseball bats to collect money for
the victims of the storm.
The teenager decided to make the bats with his grandfather’s tools. He used wood from
trees broken in the storm. Then he sold the bats for $100 each and donated the money to
a local charity organization.
When the first bats were ready, Tommy’s mum Amanda posted photos of them on social
media. Immediately, the boy and his baseball bats became very popular. Now Tommy has
a list of more than 600 people waiting to buy a bat. “You have to be patient as I can only
make bats in my free time,” he says.
adapted from teenkidsnews.com; www.yanrefitness.com
1.4. According to the text, Tommy
A. shared a video about his baseball business on social media.
B. asked his grandfather to make the bats with him.
C. decided to help people in need.
PRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!
EJAP-P0-700 Strona 3 z 13
You can see this text
- A.in a school.
- B.in a museum.
- C.in a bookshop.
Pokaż odpowiedź i omówienie
B — in a museum.
Autorskie uzasadnienie na podstawie zachowanego tekstu własnej formy 700 i jej zasad CKE. Pierwsza redakcja do niezależnej recenzji.
Zobacz rozwiązanie krok po kroku
- Znajdź rozstrzygający fragment
Reguły mówią o bilecie sprawdzanym podczas oglądania wystawy oraz o sklepie z pamiątkami.
- Wyprowadź odpowiedź
B — tekst można zobaczyć w muzeum.
- Odrzuć pułapkę i sprawdź klucz
Booklets i souvenir shop nie zmieniają miejsca w księgarnię; decydują wystawa i kontrola biletu. Zachowane zasady oceniania potwierdzają odpowiedź B.
Booklets i souvenir shop nie zmieniają miejsca w księgarnię; decydują wystawa i kontrola biletu.
Punktowanie i źródło
1.1. B
wypowiedzi.
3.4) Zdający określa intencje
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Opracowanie wstępne — oczekuje na zatwierdzenie redakcyjne.