{"id":"jezyk-angielski-2012-sierpien-poprawkowa-podstawowa/zad/6","paper_id":"jezyk-angielski-2012-sierpien-poprawkowa-podstawowa","number":"6","points":7,"ptype":"closed","subject":"jezyk-angielski","category":"inne","year":2012,"month":"sierpien","level":"podstawowa","text":"Zadanie 6. (7 pkt)\nPrzeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.\nZakreśl literę A, B, C albo D.\nZa każde poprawne rozwiązanie otrzymasz 1 punkt.\nSILAS MARNER\nSilas Marner moved to the village of Raveloe. He lived in a small house outside\nthe village. Not many people came near it. They knew Silas was a strange man, and they were\na little afraid of him. He was a mysterious person for the villagers. He lived alone and had\nvery little contact with other villagers. He went to work and came back home. He never\ninvited people to his house, and he never went out to meet the other men from the village.\nThere was another reason why the villagers were afraid. When Silas was angry, he looked\nat people in such a way that they felt frightened and uneasy.\nOne day the noise coming from the house attracted the attention of some village boys.\nThey came close to Silas’s house and stood there listening. When Silas saw them, he opened\nthe door and, without a word, he fixed his large brown eyes on the boys. He looked hard\nat them because he could not see very well. But the boys did not know this. They ran away\nin fear.\nSilas was not interested in the village people. He was only interested in his work.\nHe worked all day and far into the night. In this way he didn’t think about his past. He hated\nthe past. And the troubles from the past hurt him less when he worked. Because he worked\nso hard, he earned a lot of money. There was no one else who could do his job in Raveloe,\nand people paid for his work in gold and silver coins. He spent little on himself, but he got\nmore and more interested in gold and silver. Every night he took the coins out and counted\nthem. He loved their shape and colour and their shining faces.\nHe kept them in a metal box under his bed. He took some stones out of the floor and made\na hole. Each night, after counting the coins, he returned the box to the hole. Then he put the\nstones back, and covered them with sand from the garden. He wasn’t afraid of thieves, he just\nwanted to have the money close at hand. He couldn’t imagine putting it in a bank.\nYear after year Silas worked and filled the metal box with coins. He still lived alone in the\nsame house. Hard work changed the shape of his back, his arms and legs. He could not stand\nup straight any more. He was not yet forty years old, but his face was already dry and yellow\nlike an old man’s.\nFifteen years passed. It is a long time, but Silas Marner’s life showed little change.\nAt night he closed his doors and took out his money. Just looking at it made him happy.\nBecause the metal box was too small to hold it all, he put the money into two bags. In both\nbags there was more gold than silver. He spent some small silver coins on his own needs.\nHe often pushed his hands through the coins and counted them. ‘And others are on their way,’\nhe used to say to himself.\nadapted from www.penguinreaders.com\nPoziom podstawowy\n7\n6.1. People were afraid of Silas because\nA. they knew the story of his past.\nB. he never left his house.\nC. there was something scary in his eyes.\nD. he lived in a strange house.\n6.2. In the second paragraph we learn that Silas\nA. didn’t like boys making a lot of noise.\nB. shouted a lot when he got angry.\nC. wanted to frighten the boys.\nD. had problems with his eyesight.\n6.3. Silas worked hard\nA. to forget about something.\nB. to buy more and more gold.\nC. to have no competition in his job.\nD. to impress people in the village.\n6.4. 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Zadanie 6. (7 pkt)
Przeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.
Zakreśl literę A, B, C albo D.
Za każde poprawne rozwiązanie otrzymasz 1 punkt.
SILAS MARNER
Silas Marner moved to the village of Raveloe. He lived in a small house outside
the village. Not many people came near it. They knew Silas was a strange man, and they were
a little afraid of him. He was a mysterious person for the villagers. He lived alone and had
very little contact with other villagers. He went to work and came back home. He never
invited people to his house, and he never went out to meet the other men from the village.
There was another reason why the villagers were afraid. When Silas was angry, he looked
at people in such a way that they felt frightened and uneasy.
One day the noise coming from the house attracted the attention of some village boys.
They came close to Silas’s house and stood there listening. When Silas saw them, he opened
the door and, without a word, he fixed his large brown eyes on the boys. He looked hard
at them because he could not see very well. But the boys did not know this. They ran away
in fear.
Silas was not interested in the village people. He was only interested in his work.
He worked all day and far into the night. In this way he didn’t think about his past. He hated
the past. And the troubles from the past hurt him less when he worked. Because he worked
so hard, he earned a lot of money. There was no one else who could do his job in Raveloe,
and people paid for his work in gold and silver coins. He spent little on himself, but he got
more and more interested in gold and silver. Every night he took the coins out and counted
them. He loved their shape and colour and their shining faces.
He kept them in a metal box under his bed. He took some stones out of the floor and made
a hole. Each night, after counting the coins, he returned the box to the hole. Then he put the
stones back, and covered them with sand from the garden. He wasn’t afraid of thieves, he just
wanted to have the money close at hand. He couldn’t imagine putting it in a bank.
Year after year Silas worked and filled the metal box with coins. He still lived alone in the
same house. Hard work changed the shape of his back, his arms and legs. He could not stand
up straight any more. He was not yet forty years old, but his face was already dry and yellow
like an old man’s.
Fifteen years passed. It is a long time, but Silas Marner’s life showed little change.
At night he closed his doors and took out his money. Just looking at it made him happy.
Because the metal box was too small to hold it all, he put the money into two bags. In both
bags there was more gold than silver. He spent some small silver coins on his own needs.
He often pushed his hands through the coins and counted them. ‘And others are on their way,’
he used to say to himself.
adapted from www.penguinreaders.com
Poziom podstawowy
7
6.1. People were afraid of Silas because
A. they knew the story of his past.
B. he never left his house.
C. there was something scary in his eyes.
D. he lived in a strange house.
6.2. In the second paragraph we learn that Silas
A. didn’t like boys making a lot of noise.
B. shouted a lot when he got angry.
C. wanted to frighten the boys.
D. had problems with his eyesight.
6.3. Silas worked hard
A. to forget about something.
B. to buy more and more gold.
C. to have no competition in his job.
D. to impress people in the village.
6.4. Where did Silas hide the money?
A. in a hole in the floor
B. in a metal box in the garden
C. in a hole in the stone wall
D. in a metal box in his bed
6.5. What changed over the years?
A. Silas’s life
B. Silas’s appearance
C. Silas’s work
D. Silas’s daily routine
6.6. Silas put the money in two bags
A. to make it more difficult to steal.
B. to separate the gold from the silver.
C. because there was so much of it.
D. because it was easier to count it this way.
6.7. The text is about
A. a mysterious person whose secret was discovered.
B. a rich man who lost all his money.
C. an unhappy person who gave away everything he had.
D. a hard-working man who loved money.
PRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!
Poziom podstawowy
8
WYPOWIEDŹ PISEMNA

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Official key: reading comprehension, 'Silas Marner' excerpt. 6.1 C, 6.2 D, 6.3 A, 6.4 A, 6.5 B, 6.6 C, 6.7 D.

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