{"id":"jezyk-angielski-2020-czerwiec-matura-dwujezyczna/zad/5","paper_id":"jezyk-angielski-2020-czerwiec-matura-dwujezyczna","number":"5","points":null,"ptype":"closed","subject":"jezyk-angielski","category":"matura","year":2020,"month":"czerwiec","level":null,"text":"TASK 5. (0-4)\nRead the article. Four fragments have been removed from the text. Complete each gap\n(5.1.-5.4.) with the fragment which fits best and put the appropriate letter (A-E) in each\ngap. There is one fragment which you do not need to use.\nJUN: A TOWN THAT RUNS ON SOCIAL MEDIA\nFor the last few years, a town in southern Spain has been conducting a remarkable experiment\nin civic life. Jun has been using Twitter as its principal medium for citizen-government\ncommunication. Leading the effort is the mayor of Jun, Rodríguez Salas, a passionate believer\nin the power of technology to solve problems and move society forward. Since launching\nthe initiative in 2011, he has been inviting townspeople to join the social network and have their\nTwitter accounts locally verified at the town hall. 5.1. For instance, in a recent tweet\nsomeone alerted the mayor that one of the street lamps was out. Nine minutes after receiving\nthe tweet, at 10:48 p.m., the mayor replied he would have the town electrician fix the problem\nthe following day. The electrician was automatically notified that he’d been mentioned and saw\nthe exchange. The next day, the electrician tweeted the photo of the repaired lamp and thanked\nthe resident for his vigilance.\nAccording to the mayor, this system is saving the town time and money. Tweeting is quicker\nthan fielding and returning phone calls, which used to consume his day. He says these\nefficiencies have allowed for the police force to be reduced from a staff of four employees to\njust one. Jun’s sole remaining police officer told us he now receives 40 to 60 citizen tweets per\nday, ranging from the serious to the trivial. 5.2. So far there hasn’t been one, but even if\nsomething untoward did happen, Jun is a small town and everyone knows where to find him.\nAccording to local people the initiative has had a net positive effect on the town. “Twitter is\na plus, it makes the town better because we feel like a big family,” one said. Another notes that\nit’s an easy and fast way to connect and people can build on each other’s comments. But the\ninitiative is not without its critics. One resident said he dislikes the way the mayor uses social\nmedia for self-promotion, and how town employees tend to parrot everything the boss says.\nAnother person complains about public servants using their accounts to inform the world about\npersonal matters. 5.3. The statistics seem to confirm his view. In the real world one in\nevery 43 people has a problem with everything. On Twitter, it is one in 27 - and they always\nexpect an immediate response.\nMayor Rodríguez Salas has held office for the last eleven years. Throughout that time, Jun has\nbeen a trailblazer in applying digital tools to democracy, including electronic voting and\nlive-streamed town meetings. Salas, with his relentless belief in innovation, has spearheaded\nall these efforts. 5.4. Time will tell whether the townspeople share his enthusiasm and\nhave the same priorities. In forthcoming elections they will have a chance to pass their\njudgement on his work and decide whether to give him another term.\nadapted from www.huffingtonpost.com\nMAD-1A\nA. In conversation he often returns to his primary goal: making the town more transparent and\nparticipatory. In his office, where the blue Twitter bird adorns the wall behind his desk,\nhe recently installed glass ceiling panels open to the sky to symbolize the transparency\nhe aspires for.\nB. Some elderly residents have started to voice concerns about the social networking of\nthe council. They doubt whether the system can be relied on in adversity, particularly in\nthe case of people who are not technologically savvy.\nC. However, being accessible to the public on social network day and night has its downsides.\nTo protect his family time, on arriving home in the evening he turns off the phone. But what\nif there’s an emergency?\nD. This latter step isn’t necessary to participate in the conversation  but it helps the town’s\nemployees know they’re dealing with actual residents. In the most basic scenario, a resident\nwho has a question, request or complaint tweets it to the mayor or one of his staff, who then\nwork to resolve the matter.\nE. The mayor himself is not a blindly devoted believer either. He jokingly calls Twitter\n“the Society of the Minute” because it has a way of making people more demanding and\nimpatient.\nTRANSFER YOUR ANSWERS TO THE ANSWER SHEET!\nMAD-1A","answer":null,"answer_text":"5.\npodsumowanie:\nwłaściwe\ni adekwatne\ndo tematu\nzakończenie\nwypowiedzi\nR\nA\nL\nzakończenie zgodne\nz tematem oraz treścią\nwypowiedzi; jeżeli\nzdający powtarza\nwstęp - czyni to innymi\nsłowami\nzakończenie nie jest w pełni\npoprawne, np. jest zgodne\nz tematem ALBO treścią\nwypowiedzi; odbiega trochę od\ntematu LUB treści wypowiedzi;\nzdający stosuje zakończenie\nschematyczne (sztampowe) LUB\npowtarza wstęp praktycznie tymi\nsamymi słowami\nbrak zakończenia LUB\nzakończenie nie jest\nkomunikatywne LUB\nzakończenie jest jedynie luźno\nzwiązane z tematem oraz\ntreścią wypowiedzi","solution":null,"image":"img/jezyk-angielski-2020-czerwiec-matura-dwujezyczna/zad-5.webp","solution_image":null,"topics":null,"page_from":8,"source":"ocr","answer_source":null,"answer_text_source":"ocr","solution_source":null,"text_source":"ocr","source_label":"Język angielski · Matura · czerwiec 2020","subject_label":"Język angielski","category_label":"Matura","text_html":"

TASK 5. (0-4)
Read the article. Four fragments have been removed from the text. Complete each gap
(5.1.-5.4.) with the fragment which fits best and put the appropriate letter (A-E) in each
gap. There is one fragment which you do not need to use.
JUN: A TOWN THAT RUNS ON SOCIAL MEDIA
For the last few years, a town in southern Spain has been conducting a remarkable experiment
in civic life. Jun has been using Twitter as its principal medium for citizen-government
communication. Leading the effort is the mayor of Jun, Rodríguez Salas, a passionate believer
in the power of technology to solve problems and move society forward. Since launching
the initiative in 2011, he has been inviting townspeople to join the social network and have their
Twitter accounts locally verified at the town hall. 5.1. For instance, in a recent tweet
someone alerted the mayor that one of the street lamps was out. Nine minutes after receiving
the tweet, at 10:48 p.m., the mayor replied he would have the town electrician fix the problem
the following day. The electrician was automatically notified that he’d been mentioned and saw
the exchange. The next day, the electrician tweeted the photo of the repaired lamp and thanked
the resident for his vigilance.
According to the mayor, this system is saving the town time and money. Tweeting is quicker
than fielding and returning phone calls, which used to consume his day. He says these
efficiencies have allowed for the police force to be reduced from a staff of four employees to
just one. Jun’s sole remaining police officer told us he now receives 40 to 60 citizen tweets per
day, ranging from the serious to the trivial. 5.2. So far there hasn’t been one, but even if
something untoward did happen, Jun is a small town and everyone knows where to find him.
According to local people the initiative has had a net positive effect on the town. “Twitter is
a plus, it makes the town better because we feel like a big family,” one said. Another notes that
it’s an easy and fast way to connect and people can build on each other’s comments. But the
initiative is not without its critics. One resident said he dislikes the way the mayor uses social
media for self-promotion, and how town employees tend to parrot everything the boss says.
Another person complains about public servants using their accounts to inform the world about
personal matters. 5.3. The statistics seem to confirm his view. In the real world one in
every 43 people has a problem with everything. On Twitter, it is one in 27 - and they always
expect an immediate response.
Mayor Rodríguez Salas has held office for the last eleven years. Throughout that time, Jun has
been a trailblazer in applying digital tools to democracy, including electronic voting and
live-streamed town meetings. Salas, with his relentless belief in innovation, has spearheaded
all these efforts. 5.4. Time will tell whether the townspeople share his enthusiasm and
have the same priorities. In forthcoming elections they will have a chance to pass their
judgement on his work and decide whether to give him another term.
adapted from www.huffingtonpost.com
MAD-1A
A. In conversation he often returns to his primary goal: making the town more transparent and
participatory. In his office, where the blue Twitter bird adorns the wall behind his desk,
he recently installed glass ceiling panels open to the sky to symbolize the transparency
he aspires for.
B. Some elderly residents have started to voice concerns about the social networking of
the council. They doubt whether the system can be relied on in adversity, particularly in
the case of people who are not technologically savvy.
C. However, being accessible to the public on social network day and night has its downsides.
To protect his family time, on arriving home in the evening he turns off the phone. But what
if there’s an emergency?
D. This latter step isn’t necessary to participate in the conversation  but it helps the town’s
employees know they’re dealing with actual residents. In the most basic scenario, a resident
who has a question, request or complaint tweets it to the mayor or one of his staff, who then
work to resolve the matter.
E. The mayor himself is not a blindly devoted believer either. He jokingly calls Twitter
“the Society of the Minute” because it has a way of making people more demanding and
impatient.
TRANSFER YOUR ANSWERS TO THE ANSWER SHEET!
MAD-1A

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5.
podsumowanie:
właściwe
i adekwatne
do tematu
zakończenie
wypowiedzi
R
A
L
zakończenie zgodne
z tematem oraz treścią
wypowiedzi; jeżeli
zdający powtarza
wstęp - czyni to innymi
słowami
zakończenie nie jest w pełni
poprawne, np. jest zgodne
z tematem ALBO treścią
wypowiedzi; odbiega trochę od
tematu LUB treści wypowiedzi;
zdający stosuje zakończenie
schematyczne (sztampowe) LUB
powtarza wstęp praktycznie tymi
samymi słowami
brak zakończenia LUB
zakończenie nie jest
komunikatywne LUB
zakończenie jest jedynie luźno
związane z tematem oraz
treścią wypowiedzi

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