{"id":"jezyk-angielski-2019-maj-matura-stara-rozszerzona-2/zad/7","paper_id":"jezyk-angielski-2019-maj-matura-stara-rozszerzona-2","number":"7","points":5,"ptype":"closed","subject":"jezyk-angielski","category":"matura","year":2019,"month":"maj","level":"rozszerzona","text":"Zadanie 7. (5 pkt)\nPrzeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.\nZakreśl jedną z liter: A, B, C albo D.\nZa każde poprawne rozwiązanie otrzymasz 1 punkt.\nThe phone rang just after dinner. It was early evening, just as the sun had dipped behind\nthe building.\n“I’m calling for an Edsel… Bronfman?” a woman said, or asked. “Not sure I have that right.”\nShe sounded a little put out, irritated by his very name. “This is Edsel Bronfman,” Edsel\nBronfman said, tentatively. The woman’s voice didn’t sound familiar. He waited for her to\nrespond as he prepared for what was almost certainly some tragic information. He’d been fired\nfrom his job or it was his doctor’s secretary calling him to say that his blood test results indicated\na terminal disease. Bronfman’s capacity to anticipate the worst possible scenario in any\ncircumstances was a skill he’d been practising since boyhood. But it was none of these things.\n“My name’s Carla D’Angelo. This call may be recorded for quality and training purposes. Hope\nI’m not disturbing you. I have some good news for you.”\nThis caught him off-guard. “Good news?”\n“Very good. You’ve won!”\n“What have I won?” he asked. “How?”\n“Yes,” she said, not really responding to his queries or his confusion. She sounded as if she was\nreading from a script. “You’ve won a weekend in Destin, Florida, courtesy of Sandscapes\nApartments. Your lodging for the weekend is complimentary. You don’t have to pay for it. All\nwe ask in return is that, afterwards, you make a short presentation about Sandscapes and the\ncharms of Destin, Florida.”\n“I still don’t get it.” Bronfman wasn’t so much suspicious as in a state of curious disbelief. He’d\nnever won anything before, not in all the thirty-four years he’d been alive. Not even when he\nhad entered some competitions on the Internet.\n“Have you ever dropped your business card into one of the jars they have at restaurants or\nbars?”\n“I might have. Oh yes, now I remember. I dropped my card in a jar at the bistro I frequent once\nor twice a month,” he said. “So… all I have to do is to present myself at Sandscapes Apartments\nin Destin, Florida, and other than the presentation there are absolutely no strings attached?”\nCarla D’Angelo assured him, “Well, you have to agree to it during this conversation. It’ll be\nquite a treat. Destin is beautiful. You and your fellow traveller…”\n“Wait!” he said. “My fellow traveller?”\n“The prize is for two. Your wife, a girlfriend… anybody like that.”\n“But I don’t have a fellow traveller,” he said.\nBronfman heard a pause on Carla’s end of the line. “It was written on the jar. The offer is valid\nfor you and a fellow traveller. You have to have a fellow traveller.”\n“Why?”\n“I’m just making phone calls here. I don’t make the rules. It has something to do with sell rates,\ncouples are more likely to buy a time-share apartment than singles.”\n“And what else? Do I have to be six feet tall with curly blond hair?”\nPoziom rozszerzony - część II\nMJA_1R\n“No,” she said, sighing. “But there’s one other thing. Winners have to claim the prize by a\ncertain date. In your case, it has to be used by June the twenty-sixth. On June the twenty-\nseventh, the offer expires. You have to make up your mind before we finish this call.”\nadapted from Extraordinary Adventures by Daniel Wallace\n7.1. 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Zadanie 7. (5 pkt)
Przeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.
Zakreśl jedną z liter: A, B, C albo D.
Za każde poprawne rozwiązanie otrzymasz 1 punkt.
The phone rang just after dinner. It was early evening, just as the sun had dipped behind
the building.
“I’m calling for an Edsel… Bronfman?” a woman said, or asked. “Not sure I have that right.”
She sounded a little put out, irritated by his very name. “This is Edsel Bronfman,” Edsel
Bronfman said, tentatively. The woman’s voice didn’t sound familiar. He waited for her to
respond as he prepared for what was almost certainly some tragic information. He’d been fired
from his job or it was his doctor’s secretary calling him to say that his blood test results indicated
a terminal disease. Bronfman’s capacity to anticipate the worst possible scenario in any
circumstances was a skill he’d been practising since boyhood. But it was none of these things.
“My name’s Carla D’Angelo. This call may be recorded for quality and training purposes. Hope
I’m not disturbing you. I have some good news for you.”
This caught him off-guard. “Good news?”
“Very good. You’ve won!”
“What have I won?” he asked. “How?”
“Yes,” she said, not really responding to his queries or his confusion. She sounded as if she was
reading from a script. “You’ve won a weekend in Destin, Florida, courtesy of Sandscapes
Apartments. Your lodging for the weekend is complimentary. You don’t have to pay for it. All
we ask in return is that, afterwards, you make a short presentation about Sandscapes and the
charms of Destin, Florida.”
“I still don’t get it.” Bronfman wasn’t so much suspicious as in a state of curious disbelief. He’d
never won anything before, not in all the thirty-four years he’d been alive. Not even when he
had entered some competitions on the Internet.
“Have you ever dropped your business card into one of the jars they have at restaurants or
bars?”
“I might have. Oh yes, now I remember. I dropped my card in a jar at the bistro I frequent once
or twice a month,” he said. “So… all I have to do is to present myself at Sandscapes Apartments
in Destin, Florida, and other than the presentation there are absolutely no strings attached?”
Carla D’Angelo assured him, “Well, you have to agree to it during this conversation. It’ll be
quite a treat. Destin is beautiful. You and your fellow traveller…”
“Wait!” he said. “My fellow traveller?”
“The prize is for two. Your wife, a girlfriend… anybody like that.”
“But I don’t have a fellow traveller,” he said.
Bronfman heard a pause on Carla’s end of the line. “It was written on the jar. The offer is valid
for you and a fellow traveller. You have to have a fellow traveller.”
“Why?”
“I’m just making phone calls here. I don’t make the rules. It has something to do with sell rates,
couples are more likely to buy a time-share apartment than singles.”
“And what else? Do I have to be six feet tall with curly blond hair?”
Poziom rozszerzony - część II
MJA_1R
“No,” she said, sighing. “But there’s one other thing. Winners have to claim the prize by a
certain date. In your case, it has to be used by June the twenty-sixth. On June the twenty-
seventh, the offer expires. You have to make up your mind before we finish this call.”
adapted from Extraordinary Adventures by Daniel Wallace
7.1. Edsel Bronfman expected the woman on the phone to
A. put forward a job offer.
B. announce he’d won something.
C. deliver some bad news.
D. invite him for a blood test.
7.2. During the conversation, the woman on the phone
A. listened to Edsel attentively, but did not answer his questions.
B. informed Edsel he was being offered free accommodation.
C. explained that Edsel had to attend a presentation before going to Destin.
D. was astonished that it was the first thing Edsel had ever won.
7.3. Edsel won the prize because
A. he had taken part in a competition on the Internet.
B. he had left his business card in a container at a restaurant.
C. he had filled in an online form to enter the competition.
D. he had won some other trips before he was selected for the trip to Destin.
7.4. Edsel can claim the prize on condition that
A. he is accompanied by another person.
B. he makes some modifications to his appearance.
C. he calls the woman back as soon as he makes up his mind.
D. he pays for his companion.
7.5. Which is the best title for this text?
A. UNEXPECTED VISITOR
B. SPOILT HOLIDAYS IN PARADISE
C. OFFER OUT OF THE BLUE
D. ACCIDENTAL MEETING
PRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!
Poziom rozszerzony - część II
MJA_1R

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