Matura 2008

ROZUMIENIE ZE SŁUCHU

Zadanie 4. (5 pkt)
Usłyszysz dwukrotnie fragment komunikatu dla studentów. Na podstawie usłyszanych informacji zdecyduj, które z podanych zdań są zgodne z treścią tekstu (TRUE), a które nie (FALSE). Zaznacz znakiem X odpowiednią rubrykę w tabeli. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

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Zadanie 4.
Good morning and welcome to all the international students at our university. My name’s Rebecca Gowers and I’m from the University Health Service. I’m here to tell you about medical care at our university.

Firstly, all students registered on a full-time course of 6 months or more are eligible for care under the National Health Service which includes free consultation with a General Practitioner and free hospital treatment. Medical insurance is, therefore, not required.
Please note that there’s a standard charge of £6 for any prescribed item of medication and that charges are made for dental care.

Secondly, remember that you should register with a doctor as soon as you can, if possible, before the end of this week. Also, you are strongly recommended to register with a local dental practice. You are not obliged to register with the University Health Service; you may choose another practice if you wish. However, every student must attend a short interview with one of the staff of the University Health Service. A full timetable informing you about the exact time of your interview was sent to each of you in the pre-arrival pack. Remember that medical interviews are a condition of admission to the university.

Also, bear in mind that the pre-arrival pack contains a medical record card which you should have completed. Please bring the card to the interview because you will be required to hand it over to the doctor. Now, the short-term students registered with the University, that means for three months or less, are classed as temporary residents and qualify for limited treatment only. In case of accident, you may obtain help from a hospital but they are likely to charge you for this. That’s why taking out private medical insurance is strongly recommended.

adapted from Information for New International Students 2001/20002, University of Sheffield

4.1. Full-time students are entitled to free dental treatment.

4.2. Registration with the University Health Service is optional.

4.3. You need to make an appointment to attend the medical interview.

4.4. Students receive a medical record card during the interview.

4.5. Short-term students should be prepared to pay for emergency treatment.

Zadanie 5. (5 pkt)
Usłyszysz dwukrotnie wypowiedzi pięciu osób na temat pobytu w Nowym Jorku. Przyporządkuj poszczególnym osobom nagłówki odnoszące się do ich wypowiedzi.
Wpisz odpowiednią literę (A–F) w każdą kratkę (5.1. – 5.5). Jeden nagłówek nie pasuje do żadnej wypowiedzi.Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

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Zadanie 5.
We asked a number of visitors for their opinion about New York. Let’s hear what they have to say.

Speaker 1: Visiting the city made me feel totally overwhelmed – there was just too much of everything. To see it all you would have to stretch your time there. But the thing I enjoyed most was the people. Coming from Texas I was made to believe that New Yorkers were rude, know-it-all, and selfish. I found this to be exactly the opposite. New Yorkers are not rude, just brusque – whatever you need to know, they are happy to tell you. Knowledgeable and friendly tour guides will make you feel like you are a native New Yorker.

Speaker 2: I remember walking home from a club at about 3 a.m., and there were people everywhere! Traffic was flowing as normal, neon lights were still on. Almost every club had music blasting out of it. All the cafés were open and filled with young people. Jazz players on the streets, vendors making food in their carts, and surprisingly, a lot of stores open. And I must say all the stories about the crime rate are exaggerated. I didn’t feel scared or uneasy at any time during my stay here!

Speaker 3: As one of the rare persons on this planet born and raised in Manhattan, I can truly say that New York is now just like most of our nation; a multitude of ethnic groups drowning in a sea of mediocrity, where fast food institutions have infected the quality of life, of what was once a genuinely exciting city, where not just real cafés but avant garde theater had its place, a city that attempted to live up to its name as a world capital. However, today New York is barely distinguishable from the cheap glamour of Las Vegas or the banality of L.A.

Speaker 4: We had the most wonderful experience in New York. Our hotel was modest but very convenient. We spent a week there in summer and we were on the go for 16 hours a day! So much to see and do and we did not want to miss a thing. But I do not recommend taking children there because they will be either scared or tired or bored. They won’t remember it and you will just be irritated if you take them.

Speaker 5: One thing I didn’t like was the smoggy air and the queues at the Empire State Building. I got there at 3 p.m. and didn’t leave till 10 p.m. The elevators were crowded and I spent over 4 hours waiting to get in. The view was lovely in the dark sky but the pictures didn’t come out. So on the whole it wasn’t really worth such an effort.

adapted from www.travel.yahoo.com

A. NOT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
B. NOT A UNIQUE PLACE ANY MORE
C. AN OVERRATED TOURIST ATTRACTION
D. MORE DANGEROUS THAN IT SEEMS
E. A CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS
F. UNEXPECTED HOSPITALITY

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