Zadanie 6. (0-5)
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I landed in Memphis, Tennessee.
You may wonder why I was there.
There are people who have no homes. And I wanted to help. That’s the reason that
convinced my dad to allow me to go. He even made a donation to the Homes from the Heart
Summer Program for Teens.
Somewhere near baggage reclaim, I started looking for a sign with my name on it.
I collected my suitcase, but there was no sign.
Instinctively, I reached into my backpack, looking for the little compartment designed to
hold my cell phone. It was empty.
It’s one of the rules for all teen volunteers: no cell phones. But even if I’d taken my cell
phone to Tennessee, who would I call to ask for help? I was standing in the middle of the
huge arrivals hall and I didn’t know anybody. Finally, I saw it: H. EVANS.
The man holding the sign was tall with red hair and a red beard. I walked towards him
and introduced myself. “I’m Harper Evans.”
“Nice to meet you. I’m Linus.” He stuck out his hand, and I shook it. “Welcome to
Memphis. I’m your group leader for the summer,” he said.
I knew this already. I had read the short paragraph about him that had come with the
paperwork. Linus Devereaux. I learned that he’d built homes in Alaska, Mississippi,
the Florida Gulf Coast, South Dakota, Haiti, and the Congo.
We walked through the terminal until we reached the baggage reclaim area for another
airline, and then Linus took out a sign that said F. GREGORY.
“We’ve got lots of city kids coming. Kids from all over the world,” he told me. “There’s
plenty to learn, but we’ll help you at any stage. We’ll be on the road soon, but we’ve just got
to wait for two more volunteers.”
Dad and I have an arrangement. Whenever I go somewhere, I call to tell him that
I arrived safely. I sat down on my suitcase and grabbed my backpack. And again I reached
for the phone that wasn’t there. It was a reflex. An addiction.
Linus noticed what I’d done and pulled out a cell phone from the leather case attached to
his belt, and threw it to me. I caught it one-handed.
“Call your father,” he said.
That was impressive! I hadn’t said a word about it. I was just thinking about how
I needed to call dad.
I stepped outside into the Tennessee heat. Dad answered straight away and sounded
relieved when he heard my voice.
Na podstawie: Dana Reinhardt, How to Build a House, New York 2008.
EJAP-P0-100
6.1. Harper Evans went to Tennessee
A. to find some teen volunteers to join her group.
B. to look for new summer accommodation.
C. to do something good for people in need.
D. to help her father with his program.
6.2. At the airport, it took Harper some time to find
A. the sign with the group leader’s name.
B. the person who was sent to meet her.
C. the suitcase she had taken with her.
D. the phone she had in her backpack.
6.3. From the text we learn that
A. Harper was aware of who Linus was.
B. Linus was surprised when he saw Harper.
C. Harper was expecting another person to meet her.
D. Linus had no experience of working with volunteers.
6.4. Linus gave Harper his phone
A. as soon as she told him she wanted to make a call.
B. before he asked her to walk away for a while.
C. after he realized she wanted to call her dad.
D. when they saw another volunteer.
6.5. Which is the best title for the story?
A. VOLUNTEERS MEET EACH OTHER AGAIN
B. SEARCHING FOR A MISSING FRIEND
C. A PHONE LOST AT THE AIRPORT
D. A SUMMER OF VOLUNTEERING BEGINS
PRZENIEŚ ROZWIĄZANIA NA KARTĘ ODPOWIEDZI!
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