Zadanie 6. (0-5)
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AT LAST
At 8.30 that evening, George Jackson was hiding with his bicycle in a dark side street off
Woodstock Road. From his position, he could see the phone box. There was nobody in the
street. It was a full moon. The night was cloudless and clear, which was unusual for that time
of year. The time was passing very slowly and Jackson was shaking, definitely not from the
cold, because the weather was almost summery. “If only someone had just lent me the
money, I wouldn’t have to go through all this”, he thought with anger.
Suddenly he saw the lights. The blue Rolls-Royce appeared, moving very slowly. Then it
stopped. The driver got out, and carrying a brown bag, went to the phone box. As the man
passed under the street lamp, Jackson saw that he was of medium height, about forty, with
dark hair going grey and dressed in an expensive suit. “Too expensive for a detective,”
thought Jackson. Suddenly he went cold with fear as he saw the man dialing slowly. Was he
calling the police? After a few words to whoever was at the other end of the line, the man
came out, put the bag behind the phone box, walked back to the Rolls and drove off.
The road was as quiet as a grave.
Jackson hesitated. When he had first thought of getting money from Richards, it had all
seemed so easy. Now he wasn’t sure whether to pick it up and go home quickly, or wait in
case someone was watching him. He ended up waiting for fifteen minutes, and then, trying to
appear normal, he walked to the phone box and picked up the bag quickly. There was no
traffic, and the only person he could see in the distance was a person in a long coat, crossing
the road with arms full of books. It was a university professor. Jackson put the bag into his
bicycle basket and rode off towards Jericho.
He was beginning to feel more confident as he arrived outside his house. The stress had
disappeared and he was able to calm down. After all, he had collected the money, and
nobody had noticed him. He took the bag from the basket, and went inside. After he had
made himself a cup of tea, he sat down in the armchair, too tired to feel excited. “At last,”
he whispered, “I think my worries are over.”
Na podstawie: Colin Dexter, The Dead of Jericho
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6.1. When Jackson was hiding in the street, the night was
A. almost stormy.
B. light and pretty warm.
C. rather cold and very dark.
D. unusually cloudy for summer.
6.2. Jackson felt scared because he
A. recognized the driver of the Rolls-Royce.
B. saw the driver of the Rolls-Royce making a phone call.
C. realized that the driver of the Rolls-Royce was a detective.
D. was sure the driver of the Rolls-Royce worked for the police.
6.3. When the bag was left behind the phone box, Jackson
A. waited for the university professor to take it.
B. didn’t leave his hiding place immediately.
C. saw someone take his bicycle.
D. picked it up straight away.
6.4. At home Jackson felt
A. stressed about what he had done.
B. worried about what to do with the money.
C. hopeful that his life would change for the better.
D. afraid that somebody had seen him with the bag.
6.5. This text describes the emotions of a man who
A. robbed a passer-by.
B. found a lot of money by chance.
C. left a lot of money for a stranger.
D. got some money in unusual circumstances.
PRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!
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