Zadanie 4. (7 pkt)
Przeczytaj tekst. Dobierz właściwe podsumowanie (A-H) do każdego fragmentu tekstu.
Wpisz odpowiednią literę w miejsca 4.1.-4.7. Uwaga: jedno podsumowanie zostało
podane dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnego fragmentu tekstu.
Za każde poprawne rozwiązanie otrzymasz 1 punkt.
A. Plan when to meet each candidate.
B. Talk to the candidate’s colleagues.
C. Divide the selection process into parts.
D. Think of the right place.
E. Note down every phone call.
F. Prepare a few questions to ask over the phone.
G. Don’t hurry with the final decision.
H. Talk it over with other flatmates.
HOW TO SELECT A FLATMATE
With your phone ringing and messages filling up your e-mail box, are you still trying
to decide how to select your new flatmate? Here’s some advice which may be useful.
4.1.
Choosing your ideal flatmate is a difficult task so it is a good idea to break it down into a few
steps. Then you don’t have to worry about everything at the same time and it allows you
to concentrate on each bit individually.
4.2.
To start with, you need to limit the number of candidates to about ten names. To do so, you will
have to decide on 4 or 5 things you would like to ask people about when you call them. This
way you can find out more about each person and decide if you want to meet them or not.
4.3.
Write a list of people who you would like to see and invite them for an interview. When
arranging interviews, it’s smart to meet with potential flatmates a few hours apart, so that you
don’t have to stop talking to someone because the next candidate is waiting.
4.4.
Flatmate interviews are usually informal and can be held at different locations. It is advisable
to meet outside your flat. For example, you could hold interviews in a local café or a shopping
centre. Another option is taking a walk in the park.
4.5.
If you already share a flat with other people, you will need to find out how they feel about
the person and select a new flatmate together. You can do this by comparing each candidate to
the profile of the perfect flatmate you’ve all agreed on.
4.6.
Even when you have chosen the best candidate, don’t give the answer right away.
Tell the person you will ring them the following day. If you still feel confident about your
choice in the morning, it’s a sign the choice was right.
4.7.
If possible, ask people who study or work with your potential flatmate for an opinion.
They can tell you in what situations it might be difficult to get on with this person and what
he or she is like. In this way you can discover any hidden surprises.
adapted from www.flatwithme.com.au
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Poziom podstawowy
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Official CKE answer key found in corpus at arkusze/jezyk-angielski-2013-maj-matura-podstawowa-odpowiedzi (matura.lol's automatic pairing missed it); transcript at .../jezyk-angielski-2013-maj-matura-podstawowa-transkrypcja. 'How to Select a Flatmate' summary matching: 4.1 -> C (Divide the selection process into parts). 4.2 -> F (Prepare a few questions to ask over the phone). 4.3 -> A (Plan when to meet each candidate). 4.4 -> D (Think of the right place). 4.5 -> H (Talk it over with other flatmates). 4.6 -> G (Don't hurry with the final decision). 4.7 -> B (Talk to the candidate's colleagues). (E 'Note down every phone call' is the extra, unused summary.)
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