{"id":"jezyk-angielski-2020-wrzesien-poprawkowa-podstawowa/zad/5","paper_id":"jezyk-angielski-2020-wrzesien-poprawkowa-podstawowa","number":"5","points":3,"ptype":"closed","subject":"jezyk-angielski","category":"inne","year":2020,"month":"wrzesien","level":"podstawowa","text":"Zadanie 5. (0-3)\nPrzeczytaj trzy teksty. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.\nZakreśl jedną z liter: A, B albo C.\nTekst 1.\nFOR THE LOVE OF MUSKWA\nHe got off his horse and sat on the ground with his bear, Muskwa. From his pocket he took out\nsome sugar and fed the animal. Then he jumped up and got on his horse. He tried to stay calm\nbut it was difficult. He loved Muskwa and the thought of never seeing the bear again upset him.\n“Good-bye, old fellow,” he said. “You’re not a little bear any more and it’s time you started\nliving on your own. Maybe one day we’ll meet again and you’ll be a great big fierce bear with\nyour own family.”\nHe rode fast towards the north. Three hundred yards away he looked back. Muskwa was\nfollowing him. Half an hour later he looked down from the mountain. Muskwa was a black dot,\nwaiting for him to return. Slowly, he rode out of Muskwa’s life.\nadapted from The Grizzly King by James Oliver Curwood\n5.1. The text is about\nA. returning an animal to the wild.\nB. looking after a sick animal.\nC. waiting for an animal to return.\nTekst 2.\nTEDDY BEARS\nThe hotel chain Travelodge carried out an opinion poll among 6,000 Britons about their\nfascination with the teddy bear. This happened after the chain’s staff tried to return more than\n75,000 teddies left behind in hotels in England and found that many were not owned by\nchildren.\n25% of adult male respondents reported they take a teddy bear on business trips. They said they\ndo this because it helps them relax after a stressful day at work. 14% of them said they hide\ntheir teddy bear when they have a visitor.\nadapted from www.upi.com\n5.2. The author wrote the text to\nA. complain about an English hotel chain.\nB. report the results of a survey.\nC. describe an embarrassing experience.\nMJA-1P\nTekst 3.\nAN ALMOST REAL BEAR\nOne of the most terrifying scenes in the movie The Revenant is the incredible bear attack on\nLeonardo DiCaprio’s character Hugh Glass. This violent scene was, however, shot without\na real bear.\n“We had no bears on set,” the production designer said. “We contacted an agency that had real\nbears for hire, but all of them were fat and none of them behaved like a real, wild animal.”\nBefore filming, 25-foot rubber trees were placed at the scene of the bear attack so DiCaprio\nwouldn’t get injured. The scene was filmed with the actor attached to ropes and pulled around\nby the stunt team hidden behind the rubber trees. The grizzly bear was only added digitally in\npostproduction.\nadapted from www.businessinsider.com\n5.3. The production designer didn’t use a real bear in the scene because\nA. Di Caprio was afraid that he would be injured.\nB. the bear could damage the rubber trees on the set.\nC. the available bears were not dangerous enough.\nPRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!","answer":null,"answer_text":"5. W przypadku podpunktów polecenia, które składają się z dwóch członów:\na. jeśli zdający w minimalnym stopniu nawiązał do jednego członu, a drugiego nie\nzrealizował, należy uznać, że odniósł się do danego podpunktu.\nb. jeśli zdający nawiązał do obydwu członów w minimalnym stopniu, należy uznać, że\nodniósł się do danego podpunktu.\nc. jeśli zdający rozbudował swoją wypowiedź tylko w zakresie jednego członu, a drugiego\nnie zrealizował, należy uznać, że odniósł się do danego podpunktu.\nd. jeśli zdający odniósł się do obydwu członów i przynajmniej jeden z nich przedstawił\nw sposób bardziej szczegółowy, należy uznać, że rozwinął wypowiedź.\n(nie było takiego podpunktu polecenia)","solution":null,"image":"img/jezyk-angielski-2020-wrzesien-poprawkowa-podstawowa/zad-5.webp","solution_image":null,"topics":null,"page_from":5,"source":"ocr","answer_source":null,"answer_text_source":"ocr","solution_source":null,"text_source":"ocr","source_label":"Język angielski · Inne · wrzesień 2020 (podstawowa)","subject_label":"Język angielski","category_label":"Inne","text_html":"<p>Zadanie 5. (0-3)<br>Przeczytaj trzy teksty. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.<br>Zakreśl jedną z liter: A, B albo C.<br>Tekst 1.<br>FOR THE LOVE OF MUSKWA<br>He got off his horse and sat on the ground with his bear, Muskwa. From his pocket he took out<br>some sugar and fed the animal. Then he jumped up and got on his horse. He tried to stay calm<br>but it was difficult. He loved Muskwa and the thought of never seeing the bear again upset him.<br>“Good-bye, old fellow,” he said. “You’re not a little bear any more and it’s time you started<br>living on your own. Maybe one day we’ll meet again and you’ll be a great big fierce bear with<br>your own family.”<br>He rode fast towards the north. Three hundred yards away he looked back. Muskwa was<br>following him. Half an hour later he looked down from the mountain. Muskwa was a black dot,<br>waiting for him to return. Slowly, he rode out of Muskwa’s life.<br>adapted from The Grizzly King by James Oliver Curwood<br>5.1. The text is about<br>A. returning an animal to the wild.<br>B. looking after a sick animal.<br>C. waiting for an animal to return.<br>Tekst 2.<br>TEDDY BEARS<br>The hotel chain Travelodge carried out an opinion poll among 6,000 Britons about their<br>fascination with the teddy bear. This happened after the chain’s staff tried to return more than<br>75,000 teddies left behind in hotels in England and found that many were not owned by<br>children.<br>25% of adult male respondents reported they take a teddy bear on business trips. They said they<br>do this because it helps them relax after a stressful day at work. 14% of them said they hide<br>their teddy bear when they have a visitor.<br>adapted from www.upi.com<br>5.2. The author wrote the text to<br>A. complain about an English hotel chain.<br>B. report the results of a survey.<br>C. describe an embarrassing experience.<br>MJA-1P<br>Tekst 3.<br>AN ALMOST REAL BEAR<br>One of the most terrifying scenes in the movie The Revenant is the incredible bear attack on<br>Leonardo DiCaprio’s character Hugh Glass. This violent scene was, however, shot without<br>a real bear.<br>“We had no bears on set,” the production designer said. “We contacted an agency that had real<br>bears for hire, but all of them were fat and none of them behaved like a real, wild animal.”<br>Before filming, 25-foot rubber trees were placed at the scene of the bear attack so DiCaprio<br>wouldn’t get injured. The scene was filmed with the actor attached to ropes and pulled around<br>by the stunt team hidden behind the rubber trees. The grizzly bear was only added digitally in<br>postproduction.<br>adapted from www.businessinsider.com<br>5.3. The production designer didn’t use a real bear in the scene because<br>A. Di Caprio was afraid that he would be injured.<br>B. the bear could damage the rubber trees on the set.<br>C. the available bears were not dangerous enough.<br>PRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!</p>","answer_text_html":"<ol><li>W przypadku podpunktów polecenia, które składają się z dwóch członów:</li></ol>\n<p>a. jeśli zdający w minimalnym stopniu nawiązał do jednego członu, a drugiego nie<br>zrealizował, należy uznać, że odniósł się do danego podpunktu.<br>b. jeśli zdający nawiązał do obydwu członów w minimalnym stopniu, należy uznać, że<br>odniósł się do danego podpunktu.<br>c. jeśli zdający rozbudował swoją wypowiedź tylko w zakresie jednego członu, a drugiego<br>nie zrealizował, należy uznać, że odniósł się do danego podpunktu.<br>d. jeśli zdający odniósł się do obydwu członów i przynajmniej jeden z nich przedstawił<br>w sposób bardziej szczegółowy, należy uznać, że rozwinął wypowiedź.<br>(nie było takiego podpunktu polecenia)</p>","solutions":[]}