{"id":"jezyk-angielski-2024-grudzien-probna-podstawowa/zad/6","paper_id":"jezyk-angielski-2024-grudzien-probna-podstawowa","number":"6","points":5,"ptype":"closed","subject":"jezyk-angielski","category":"probna","year":2024,"month":"grudzien","level":"podstawowa","text":"Zadanie 6. (0-5)\nPrzeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.\nZakreśl jedną z liter: A, B, C albo D.\n“Nancy, if you haven’t planned anything special for the day, I wonder if you would care to do\nsomething for me?” asked Carson Drew one morning at the breakfast table.\n“Why, of course, Dad,” Nancy agreed. “What is it?”\n“I have a number of legal documents which must be handed over to Judge Hartgrave at\nMasonville some time before noon. I would take them myself, but I have several important\nappointments this morning.”\n“I’ll be glad to do it for you,” Nancy replied. “I can drive to Masonville. It is not more than\nfifteen miles away.”\n“Fine. That means a lot to me. Are you sure you don’t mind?”\n“It’s such a wonderful day, I’ll enjoy the trip.”\nMr. Drew came up to the window and looked out.\n“It is a bright day, but I can’t say I like those clouds in the west, Nancy. I’m afraid it may rain.\nYou know how quickly our storms come up.”\n“I’ll start immediately then. Where are the documents?”\n“At the office. We can drive there together.” Nancy quickly ran off to get her bag. Before\nMr. Drew had got his gloves and hat from the hall, she had backed the car from the garage\nand was waiting for him in front of the house.\n“I haven’t heard you mention the Crawley case lately,” Mr. Drew commented as they drove\nalong.\nNancy’s face changed, showing signs of worry.\n“I must admit I have made no progress. I guess I’m not talented enough to become\na detective.”\n“Don’t give up, Nancy. The Crawley case would make a professional feel lost.”\n“I haven’t given it up yet, father. I still hope I’ll find some answers one of these days.”\nWhen they reached the law office, Nancy stopped the car and her father got out.\nHe disappeared inside the building and, returning a few minutes later, placed a fat envelope\nin Nancy’s hand.\n“Give this to Judge Hartgrave. You know where to find him?”\n“Yes, I’ll have no trouble in finding his office.”\nNancy decided to take the shortest route to Masonville. As she was driving, her eyes\ntravelled to the fields on either side of the road. Like a true daughter of the Mid West, Nancy\nDrew was proud of how wonderful her state was. She looked at the rolling hills and the wide\nprairie land, as well as the fields of green corn waving in the wind. Nothing could be more\nbeautiful.\nMJAP-P0-100\nMore than once Nancy looked up at the sky. The sun was shining very brightly on the road,\nbut a large black cloud was coming from the west. It did not appear to be approaching very\nfast, and Nancy told herself that there was no need to worry about the storm.\n“It won’t rain for an hour or two, and by that time I’ll be home,” she thought.\nNa podstawie: archive.org/details/SecretOfTheOldClock\n6.1. During breakfast, Nancy\nA. promised to bring her father some documents from his office.\nB. advised her father to cancel his appointments that day.\nC. offered to take her father to Masonville in her car.\nD. agreed to do her father a favour.\n6.2. Before Nancy and her father left for his office, they\nA. got into the car in the garage.\nB. checked the weather forecast.\nC. fetched some personal belongings.\nD. couldn’t find some missing documents.\n6.3. What can we conclude from the conversation about the Crawley case?\nA. Nancy had doubts about her detective skills.\nB. Mr. Drew thought the case should be left to the police.\nC. Mr. Drew disagreed with Nancy about what she should do.\nD. 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Zadanie 6. (0-5)
Przeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi wybierz właściwą, zgodną z treścią tekstu.
Zakreśl jedną z liter: A, B, C albo D.
“Nancy, if you haven’t planned anything special for the day, I wonder if you would care to do
something for me?” asked Carson Drew one morning at the breakfast table.
“Why, of course, Dad,” Nancy agreed. “What is it?”
“I have a number of legal documents which must be handed over to Judge Hartgrave at
Masonville some time before noon. I would take them myself, but I have several important
appointments this morning.”
“I’ll be glad to do it for you,” Nancy replied. “I can drive to Masonville. It is not more than
fifteen miles away.”
“Fine. That means a lot to me. Are you sure you don’t mind?”
“It’s such a wonderful day, I’ll enjoy the trip.”
Mr. Drew came up to the window and looked out.
“It is a bright day, but I can’t say I like those clouds in the west, Nancy. I’m afraid it may rain.
You know how quickly our storms come up.”
“I’ll start immediately then. Where are the documents?”
“At the office. We can drive there together.” Nancy quickly ran off to get her bag. Before
Mr. Drew had got his gloves and hat from the hall, she had backed the car from the garage
and was waiting for him in front of the house.
“I haven’t heard you mention the Crawley case lately,” Mr. Drew commented as they drove
along.
Nancy’s face changed, showing signs of worry.
“I must admit I have made no progress. I guess I’m not talented enough to become
a detective.”
“Don’t give up, Nancy. The Crawley case would make a professional feel lost.”
“I haven’t given it up yet, father. I still hope I’ll find some answers one of these days.”
When they reached the law office, Nancy stopped the car and her father got out.
He disappeared inside the building and, returning a few minutes later, placed a fat envelope
in Nancy’s hand.
“Give this to Judge Hartgrave. You know where to find him?”
“Yes, I’ll have no trouble in finding his office.”
Nancy decided to take the shortest route to Masonville. As she was driving, her eyes
travelled to the fields on either side of the road. Like a true daughter of the Mid West, Nancy
Drew was proud of how wonderful her state was. She looked at the rolling hills and the wide
prairie land, as well as the fields of green corn waving in the wind. Nothing could be more
beautiful.
MJAP-P0-100
More than once Nancy looked up at the sky. The sun was shining very brightly on the road,
but a large black cloud was coming from the west. It did not appear to be approaching very
fast, and Nancy told herself that there was no need to worry about the storm.
“It won’t rain for an hour or two, and by that time I’ll be home,” she thought.
Na podstawie: archive.org/details/SecretOfTheOldClock
6.1. During breakfast, Nancy
A. promised to bring her father some documents from his office.
B. advised her father to cancel his appointments that day.
C. offered to take her father to Masonville in her car.
D. agreed to do her father a favour.
6.2. Before Nancy and her father left for his office, they
A. got into the car in the garage.
B. checked the weather forecast.
C. fetched some personal belongings.
D. couldn’t find some missing documents.
6.3. What can we conclude from the conversation about the Crawley case?
A. Nancy had doubts about her detective skills.
B. Mr. Drew thought the case should be left to the police.
C. Mr. Drew disagreed with Nancy about what she should do.
D. Nancy had already solved the case.
6.4. While driving to Masonville, Nancy
A. realized that a storm had arrived.
B. regretted her choice of the route.
C. admired the beauty of the landscape.
D. was amazed by the colours of the sky.
6.5. What is the best title for the text?
A. THE MYSTERY OF THE LOST DOCUMENTS
B. A DAUGHTER GIVES A HELPING HAND
C. A YOUNG DETECTIVE QUITS HER JOB
D. CAUGHT IN A THUNDERSTORM
PRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!
MJAP-P0-100

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  1. Wyrażenia takie jak np. different characters, improve pronunciation, football player
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traktowane są jako jedno odniesienie się do podpunktu polecenia.

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  1. Realizacja podpunktu polecenia za pomocą synonimicznych wyrazów/wyrażeń lub
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wzajemnie wykluczających się wyrazów/wyrażeń, lub za pomocą równorzędnych
wyrazów/wyrażeń odnoszących się do jednego aspektu jest traktowana jako jedno
odniesienie, np.
• przedstaw reakcję znajomych na częste słuchanie przez Ciebie audiobooków.
My friends were shocked and surprised.

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