Matura 2017 język angielski [Mamy odpowiedzi i arkusz]

Matura 2017 język angielski [Mamy odpowiedzi i arkusz]

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Zadanie 1.
Man: Hi Charlotte! How’s it going?
Charlotte: Well, I’ve been accepted to the London College of Music and I’m going to study
there for three years.
Man: That’s great! But what about accommodation? Renting a flat in London must be expensive.
Charlotte: Yes, that’s why my parents have bought a houseboat for me.
Man: A houseboat? You must be joking! Whose idea was that?
Charlotte: Well, actually my mother read about someone living on a houseboat and I really wanted to give it a try. My dad persuaded my mum that it makes sense. If they rented a flat for me for three years, it would cost them much more than buying a houseboat. It’s a good deal and they can sell the boat when I graduate.
Man: What is the houseboat like?
Charlotte: Well, it’s quite old but very comfortable. There are two small bedrooms and a dining room. There’s also a kitchen. At first, I wanted to move some of the walls and make my bedroom bigger but then I decided to leave everything as it was.
Man: Did you have to renovate it?
Charlotte: Not really. My parents and I only had to buy some furniture and paint the outside. And I asked my friends to help with the painting so we spent less than £500.
Man: Aren’t you afraid to live there alone?
Charlotte: Actually, I feel quite safe but I wouldn’t mind having some company. I’ve put an ad online and I hope to find a housemate who will take the other bedroom.
Man: Good idea.

adapted from www.standard.co.uk

Zadanie 1 odpowiedzi
1.1 F
1.2 T
1.3 F
1.4 F
1.5 T

Zadanie 2.
One
One day, my neighbour, Mr Jones, invited me for a cup of tea. There was a painting in his living
room which attracted my attention. Mr Jones told me that in 1975 he’d bought it for £32
at a sale. I don’t know why but when I went to work the next day I checked our robbery files.
Looking through them I saw the painting from Mr Jones’ house! I learned that our department
had been looking for that work by Paul Gauguin for years. We sent an expert to examine it and
he said that the painting was an original worth £10 million. The next day Mr Jones was
questioned at the station by our chief inspector.
adapted from www.theguardian.com
Two
When visiting the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice last year, I saw a painting of a black
square with a white square inside it. I don’t want to be rude but for me its message was totally
unclear. The guide explained that the squares had a symbolic meaning but I just couldn’t get it.
Really, I think that artwork should speak for itself like it used to.
adapted from uk.answers.yahoo.com

Egzamin maturalny z języka angielskiego – poziom podstawowy
maj 2017
Three
I wonder what you think about this portrait of a basketball player. To paint it, Anne Ming,
a young artist from Shanghai decided to use a basketball instead of an ordinary brush. And in
the next room you will see works by disabled artists who used their feet or mouths to hold
a brush. If you like our exhibition, post your opinion on our website and recommend it to
friends. Just remember that it is on only until Friday. Any questions? If not, let’s go… .
(wyciszenie)
adapted from tinybuddha.com
Four
The Gardner Museum in Boston has doubled the reward for information pointing to the present
whereabouts of the paintings which disappeared from its collection in 1990. As some of our
listeners might remember, in the early morning of 18th March, two men dressed up as police
officers walked into the museum. They attacked the security guards, tied them up and got away
with 13 paintings which haven’t been seen since then. The museum authorities and the police
will welcome any information that might help to find them.
adapted from www.gardnermuseum.org

Zadanie 2 odpowiedzi
2.1 B
2.2 C
2.3 E
2.4 D