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EGZAMIN MATURALNY

Z JÊZYKA ANGIELSKIEGO

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Czas pracy 120 minut

Instrukcja dla zdaj¹cego

1. Sprawd, czy arkusz egzaminacyjny zawiera 7 stron (zadania 18). Ewen-

tualny brak zg³o przewodnicz¹cemu zespo³u nadzoruj¹cego egzamin.

2. Czêæ pierwsza arkusza, sprawdzaj¹ca rozumienie ze s³uchu, bêdzie trwa³a

oko³o 20 minut i jest nagrana na p³ycie CD.

3. Pisz czytelnie. U¿ywaj d³ugopisu/pióra tylko z czarnym tuszem/atramentem.

4. Nie u¿ywaj korektora, a b³êdne zapisy wyranie przekrel.

5. Pamiêtaj, ¿e zapisy w brudnopisie nie podlegaj¹ ocenie.

6. Na karcie odpowiedzi wpisz swoj¹ datê urodzenia i PESEL. Zamaluj

pola odpowiadaj¹ce cyfrom numeru PESEL. B³êdne zaznaczenie otocz

kó³kiem i zaznacz w³aciwe*.

7. Postêpuj podobnie, zaznaczaj¹c odpowiedzi w czêci karty przeznaczonej

dla zdaj¹cego. Tylko odpowiedzi zaznaczone na karcie bêd¹ oceniane.

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Za rozwi¹zanie wszystkich zadañ mo¿na otrzymaæ ³¹cznie 50 punktów .

* Pamiêtajcie, ¿e karta odpowiedzi jest do³¹czona tylko podczas rzeczywistego egzaminu maturalnego.

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Zadanie 1. (5 pkt.)

Zapoznaj siê z treci¹ zadania. Us³yszysz dwukrotnie piêæ rozmów. Do ka¿dej rozmowy (1.1.1.5.) do-

bierz miejsce, w którym siê ta rozmowa odbywa (AF). Jedno miejsce podane zosta³o dodatkowo i nie

odnosi siê do ¿adnej rozmowy. Za ka¿d¹ poprawn¹ odpowied otrzymasz 1 punkt.

A. in a supermarket

B. in the street

C. at a railway station

D. in a taxi

E. in a restaurant

F. at a hotel reception

1.1. 1.2. 1.3. 1.4. 1.5.

Zadanie 2. (5 pkt.)

Zapoznaj siê z treci¹ zadania. Us³yszysz dwukrotnie wywiad. Na podstawie us³yszanych informacji

zdecyduj, które z podanych zdañ s¹ prawdziwe (TRUE), a które fa³szywe (FALSE). Zaznacz znakiem X od-

powiedni¹ rubrykê w tabeli. Za ka¿d¹ poprawn¹ odpowied otrzymasz 1 punkt.

TRUE

FALSE

2.1.

Italians often quarrel with each other about food.

2.2.

Mark enjoyed the pasta the most.

2.3.

The people who came to Mark's party brought their own dishes.

2.4.

Some Italian chefs knew Mark.

2.5.

Mark is not going to go on a similar tour for some time.

Zadanie 3. (5 pkt.)

Zapoznaj siê z treci¹ zadania. Us³yszysz dwukrotnie tekst narracyjny. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz

w³aciw¹, zgodn¹ z treci¹ tekstu. Zaznacz jedn¹ z trzech mo¿liwoci, zakrelaj¹c literê A, B lub C. Za ka¿d¹

poprawn¹ odpowied otrzymasz 1 punkt.

3.1. The speaker

A. is the oldest child in the family.

B. has three brothers and a sister.

C. is one of a pair of twins.

3.2. Tommy collected

A. the tickets to all the matches he attended.

B. objects connected with his favourite team.

C. autographs of foreign footballers.

3.3. The insects which the twins collected

A. were kept outside.

B. were put into separate boxes.

C. often disappeared.

3.4. The speaker's sister

A. was fond of one particular animal.

B. liked looking after pigs.

C. kept many pets at home.

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3.5. When he was a child, the speaker

A. loved travelling by train.

B. was interested in car engines.

C. started building a model railway.

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Zadanie 4. (5 pkt.)

Przeczytaj poni¿szy tekst. Na podstawie informacji w nim zawartych zaznacz piêæ zdañ, które s¹ zgodne

z treci¹ tekstu. Zaznacz te zdania znakiem X w tabeli. Za ka¿d¹ poprawn¹ odpowied otrzymasz 1 punkt.

Je¿eli zaznaczysz wiêcej ni¿ piêæ zdañ, otrzymasz 0 punktów.

Travelling around Britain by public transport is generally very safe, but there are precautions you can follow

to reduce risk and make you feel more confident.

Plan your route before you travel. This will reduce the chance of your getting lost in an unfamiliar area.

And make sure someone else knows your day's sightseeing schedule.

Do not keep your credit cards in the wallet and carry some extra cash in case you lose your cards.

When waiting to pay, keep your money out of sight and then discreetly put any change in your pocket.

Ensure your keys are kept separate from items which carry your address.

If you are travelling at night or in an unfamiliar area, try and get someone to meet you at your destination.

Do not walk alone at night with an MP3 player. This makes you less aware of your surroundings.

If you feel threatened when on public transport, attract the attention of other passengers or the driver, by

sounding the emergency alarm. It is better than getting off. You are an easier target in an empty street

than among people.

At night, try not to sit in an empty train carriage without access to the other carriages. When the bus

is empty, sit near the driver or conductor.

If travelling by taxi or minicab, make sure that it is licensed, and sit in the back.

When you get to your destination, ask the driver to wait until you get inside.

A. You should leave the train or bus you are on if you are afraid you are in danger.

B. Share your detailed travelling plans with a friend.

C. Do not carry too much money when you are in a busy area.

D. Credit cards are not always enough.

E. Wearing headphones in a dark lonely street isn't sensible.

F. Look for a company while travelling by train at night.

G. Always travel with the same taxi company.

H. If you don't trust a driver, don't get into their car.

I. Do not carry keys in your pocket.

J. Keep money and credit cards separate.

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Zadanie 5. (8 pkt.)

Przeczytaj poni¿szy tekst. Nastêpnie zdecyduj, której oferty (AE) dotyczy ka¿de zdanie w tabeli (5.1.5.8.).

Wpisz odpowiedni¹ literê w ka¿d¹ rubrykê tabeli. Ka¿d¹ ofertê mo¿na dopasowaæ do wiêcej ni¿ jednego

zdania. Za ka¿d¹ poprawn¹ odpowied otrzymasz 1 punkt.

With Brad Pitt playing Jesse James in a new movie, the Western is coming back to Hollywood. If you feel

inspired by it here is a collection of Wild West holiday offers.

A. THE NATIONAL COWBOY AND WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM

Come face to face with John Wayne or at least a huge bronze figure of the movie cowboy unveiled to

celebrate his 100th birthday last summer. The museum has thousands of Western and American Indian art

works. Entrance costs $8 for adults and $4 for children.

B. ARIZONA RANCH

A ranch holiday can be a great family adventure but you need to pick the right place. The Tanque Verde

Ranch at Tucson, Arizona, is a great option for family fun. You can try different sports from horse-riding,

mountain-biking and hiking to tennis and swimming. A nine-day trip costs from £ 1,899 per adult including

flights to Dallas and all meals.

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C. HORSE ROUND-UP

Generally faster and even more enjoyable than a cattle drive, a horse drive will be a challenge even for skilled

riders. You'll be in the saddle for up to six hours a day, driving hundreds of horses in true old-fashioned pioneer

style. A seven-day trip with American Round-Up costs from £ 736 per person, plus transfers and flights.

D. NAVAJO NATION

The Navajo Nation Reservation has been the star of many Westerns including one of the most famous

Stagecoach with John Wayne. The desert landscape of Monument Valley is a great place to learn more

about Native American culture. Access to much of the area is restricted and can be visited only on a guided

tour with a local. An hour-and-a-half trip into the backcountry costs from $50 per person.

E. DEADWOOD

Deadwood in South Dakota was the centre of the Black Hills gold rush, which began in 1874. Today it offers

gambling and frontier history. You can dine at Jakes' , Kevin Costner's restaurant on the top floor of his

casino, Midnight Star . The hotel has just finished a 12-year restoration project. Rooms from $180 per night.

5.1.

A variety of outdoor activities is on offer here.

5.2.

A famous actor has a restaurant there.

5.3.

The cost of the trip does not include transport.

5.4.

You cannot visit some parts of this attraction on your own.

5.5.

There is a chance to win or lose a lot of money there.

5.6.

Half-price tickets are available for kids.

5.7.

You can see a statue of a famous Western actor there.

5.8.

It is more suitable for experienced riders.

Zadanie 6. (7 pkt.)

Przeczytaj poni¿szy tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz w³aciw¹, zgodn¹ z treci¹ tekstu. Zaznacz jedn¹

z czterech mo¿liwoci, zakrelaj¹c literê A, B, C lub D. Za ka¿d¹ poprawn¹ odpowied otrzymasz 1 punkt.

John was asleep. At 4 o'clock in the morning he heard his horses making a great noise, so he got up, took

his rifle and went to the door. He thought that some forest animal had scared the horses but when he got

outdoors he saw fire among the trees at the back of his house. There was a smell of burning wood and

a noise of great trees crashing to the ground.

He ran back to the house, told his wife to dress herself and their son as quickly as she could, and wait at

the door for him. He took the little money they had put aside, quickly put it in the bag, and then ran out to

catch the two best horses. Meanwhile, the fire was coming closer and closer. He thought that it would reach

the house before they would be ready to leave. Just in time he put his wife and child on one horse, jumped

on the other, and they set off.

When they rode off, he looked back and saw that the fire had reached their house. Hoping to save their

lives, they set out for a lake several miles away. His plan was to find shelter on the far side of the lake.

Although it was difficult for the horses to move quickly through the forest due to the fire they soon brought

the family to the lake.

When they reached the lake, they got off the horses and let them go. They never saw them again.

The line of fire and smoke began to come upon them from both sides of the lake. They walked into the

water as far as they could, and lay down with their heads just above the surface. Their little son, whose face

had become red and hot on the ride, stopped crying for a while as he lay in the cool water.

Then the fire came! The sky above them was red with burning wood and the smoke hid the sun. John was

afraid that one of them might be hurt by the falling trees, but fortunately nothing like that happened. Although

their bodies were cool, their heads not covered by the water became very hot and breathing became much

harder. Many forest animals ran into the water and stood still nearby, afraid of them, but even more of the

flames around. All of them stayed in the water for the rest of that day and through the night.

As the morning came the fire died out, but the smell of the smoke was still in the air. When the ground

became cool enough for them to stand they got out of the water. The animals followed them. John and his

family started walking and after a few hours they got to a part of the forest which had not been burned

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by the fire. Finally, in the evening, they reached the house of their friends, where they were invited to stay for

as long as they needed. In the course of time John built a new house with the help of his friends and they

were able to start a new life. But he and his family couldn't forget the noise of falling trees, the smell of the

smoke and the vision of a great forest fire for a long time.

6.1. John woke up at 4 o'clock because

A. he smelled the burning wood.

B. his horses were noisy.

C. he heard the noise of trees falling.

D. a wild animal was attacking the horses.

6.2. When John saw the fire he went

A. to dress his child.

B. to wake up his wife.

C. to pack his family's belongings.

D. to take some cash.

6.3. They rode away to the lake

A. when the fire reached their house.

B. before the fire reached their house.

C. in time to save their house.

D. after the fire had reached their house.

6.4. The horses

A. were slow because they were weak.

B. were scared of wild animals.

C. ran away when they got to the lake.

D. rode into the water.

6.5. When they found themselves in the water,

A. the child started to cry.

B. the sky got cloudy.

C. their heads were cooled by water.

D. they still weren't safe.

6.6. The wild animals stood still in the water because

A. they were afraid of the fire.

B. the water was cold.

C. they couldn't move.

D. they felt safer with people.

6.7. After the fire the family

A. found their friends' burned house.

B. returned to their burned house.

C. lived with their friends for some time.

D. helped their friends to rebuild their house.

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