{"id":"jezyk-angielski-2005-maj-matura-dwujezyczna-2/zad/7","paper_id":"jezyk-angielski-2005-maj-matura-dwujezyczna-2","number":"7","points":8,"ptype":"open","subject":"jezyk-angielski","category":"matura","year":2005,"month":"maj","level":null,"text":"Task 7. (8 points)\nRead the text below and fill in the spaces provided with 1-4 words. Use your own words.\nFor each correct answer you will be given 1 point.\nKing led the Pack across the road, causing a Meals on Wheels van to screech to a halt.\nHarris followed; he used to sit at the kerb, but he knew that if he did that now he would lose\nall credibility with the Pack. Tough guys don’t look right or left. From the safety\nof the pavement he turned and bared his teeth at the white-faced driver of the van, a mild-\nlooking, middle-aged woman. Then Raver signalled them to move on and they were off again,\nrunning in the direction of the children’s play area, with its smashed equipment and concrete\nsurface littered with broken glass and sweet wrappings.\nLovejoy and Mick hovered around Kylie, who ran to King for protection. Mick snapped\nat Lovejoy and Lovejoy snapped back, and soon they were both rolling in the grass\nin a snarling vicious ball. Harris hoped he wouldn’t have to take sides. He had no experience\nof street fighting. He realised as he watched King and Raver join in the fight that he had, until\nnow, led an extremely sheltered existence. Then, for no reason that Harris could see, the fight\nstopped.\nHarris lay on the grass next to Kylie. She was very pretty. True, she could have done\nwith a little grooming; her hair was matted with mud. But Harris was happy with her\nproximity. It was time he had some romance in his life, he thought.\nHe was edging nearer to Kylie when King got to his feet and stared at the far end\nof the Recreation Ground, where a stranger could be seen in the distance. Harris recognised\nthe intruder immediately. It was Susan, his half sister, taking her morning walk. Harris had\nnever liked Susan. She was a snob and, anyway, he was jealous of her fancy wardrobe. Look\nat her now, wearing her new tartan coat. What did she look like? Harris saw an opportunity\nto enhance his status with the Pack and he left the line and ran towards Susan as fast\nas he could. Susan turned tail and ran back towards the house.\nAdapted from: Townsend, Sue; The Queen and I\nThe reason why Harris ran across the road was that he wanted to appear\n7.1. as the others.\nHarris wanted to remain impartial because he was 7.2.\nBy ‘sheltered existence’ we understand 7.3.\nHarris ran towards Susan to 7.4. the group.\nThe type of text presented above is best characterised as 7.5.\nThe characters in the text are a group of 7.6. , presented\nas if they were a group of 7.7. , which contributes\nto the 7.8. tone of the text.\nArkusz II\n7\nWRITING","answer":"7.1 brave/courageous, 7.2 inexperienced in fighting, 7.3 a peaceful/safe life, 7.4 impress/show off to, 7.5 a story/narrative, 7.6-7.7 dogs presented as teenagers/people, 7.8 amusing/humorous","answer_text":null,"solution":"Official CKE answer key found in corpus at arkusze/jezyk-angielski-2005-maj-matura-dwujezyczna-odpowiedzi-2 (matura.lol's automatic pairing missed it). Gap-fill with own words (sample accepted answers per official key): 7.1 'as brave / courageous' (as the others). 7.2 'inexperienced in fighting, unwilling to fight' (Harris wanted to remain impartial because he was...). 7.3 'life in safety, peaceful life' (by 'sheltered existence' we understand...). 7.4 'impress, strengthen his position in, show off, attract the attention of' (the group). 7.5 'a story / narrative / short-story / novel' (type of text). 7.6/7.7 'dogs, animals' presented as if they were 'people, teenagers' (or vice versa - the characters are a group of dogs/animals presented as if they were teenagers/people). 7.8 'amusing / funny / light-hearted / humorous' (tone of the text).","image":"img/jezyk-angielski-2005-maj-matura-dwujezyczna-2/zad-7.webp","solution_image":null,"topics":null,"page_from":6,"source":"ai","answer_source":"ai","answer_text_source":null,"solution_source":"ai","text_source":"ocr","source_label":"Język angielski · Matura · maj 2005","subject_label":"Język angielski","category_label":"Matura","text_html":"

Task 7. (8 points)
Read the text below and fill in the spaces provided with 1-4 words. Use your own words.
For each correct answer you will be given 1 point.
King led the Pack across the road, causing a Meals on Wheels van to screech to a halt.
Harris followed; he used to sit at the kerb, but he knew that if he did that now he would lose
all credibility with the Pack. Tough guys don’t look right or left. From the safety
of the pavement he turned and bared his teeth at the white-faced driver of the van, a mild-
looking, middle-aged woman. Then Raver signalled them to move on and they were off again,
running in the direction of the children’s play area, with its smashed equipment and concrete
surface littered with broken glass and sweet wrappings.
Lovejoy and Mick hovered around Kylie, who ran to King for protection. Mick snapped
at Lovejoy and Lovejoy snapped back, and soon they were both rolling in the grass
in a snarling vicious ball. Harris hoped he wouldn’t have to take sides. He had no experience
of street fighting. He realised as he watched King and Raver join in the fight that he had, until
now, led an extremely sheltered existence. Then, for no reason that Harris could see, the fight
stopped.
Harris lay on the grass next to Kylie. She was very pretty. True, she could have done
with a little grooming; her hair was matted with mud. But Harris was happy with her
proximity. It was time he had some romance in his life, he thought.
He was edging nearer to Kylie when King got to his feet and stared at the far end
of the Recreation Ground, where a stranger could be seen in the distance. Harris recognised
the intruder immediately. It was Susan, his half sister, taking her morning walk. Harris had
never liked Susan. She was a snob and, anyway, he was jealous of her fancy wardrobe. Look
at her now, wearing her new tartan coat. What did she look like? Harris saw an opportunity
to enhance his status with the Pack and he left the line and ran towards Susan as fast
as he could. Susan turned tail and ran back towards the house.
Adapted from: Townsend, Sue; The Queen and I
The reason why Harris ran across the road was that he wanted to appear
7.1. as the others.
Harris wanted to remain impartial because he was 7.2.
By ‘sheltered existence’ we understand 7.3.
Harris ran towards Susan to 7.4. the group.
The type of text presented above is best characterised as 7.5.
The characters in the text are a group of 7.6. , presented
as if they were a group of 7.7. , which contributes
to the 7.8. tone of the text.
Arkusz II
7
WRITING

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Official CKE answer key found in corpus at arkusze/jezyk-angielski-2005-maj-matura-dwujezyczna-odpowiedzi-2 (matura.lol's automatic pairing missed it). Gap-fill with own words (sample accepted answers per official key): 7.1 'as brave / courageous' (as the others). 7.2 'inexperienced in fighting, unwilling to fight' (Harris wanted to remain impartial because he was...). 7.3 'life in safety, peaceful life' (by 'sheltered existence' we understand...). 7.4 'impress, strengthen his position in, show off, attract the attention of' (the group). 7.5 'a story / narrative / short-story / novel' (type of text). 7.6/7.7 'dogs, animals' presented as if they were 'people, teenagers' (or vice versa - the characters are a group of dogs/animals presented as if they were teenagers/people). 7.8 'amusing / funny / light-hearted / humorous' (tone of the text).

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