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    Egzamin pisemny -~ Rozumienie tekstu czytanego Pat ; | Zadanie 1. (6 pkt.) Wskazéwhd | Przeczytal ponizszy fragment powiesci. Na podstawie informacii w nim zawartych zdecycuj. kt6re 2dania w tabeli sa zgodne z treScia tekstu (TRUE), a ktore nie (FALSE). Zaznacz znakiem X odpowiednia rubryke w tabeli. Za kazda popraWie ‘odpowiedz otrzymasz 1 punk. Wykonujge zadaria. spravndza jace rozumienie tekstu czytane- 4 pamietajotym, zerie musisz rozumieé kaidego stowa. Jesi natrafisz na nieznane Gi stowo | lub wyrazenie, poSwiet Kika ‘THE CURSE sekund na odgadnigcie jego znaceenia 2 kontekst, lec nie he 7 ee ., aS When Sir Edwand Travers died suddenly and mysteriously while carrying out Jest malo pravidopodobne, by excavations among the tombs of the Pharaohs, there was consternation, dismay | uae? Senay and speculation throughout the country. Hisbody was brought back and buried in ae ‘our huichyatd. Tybalt, Sir Edward's only son and like his father a distinguished archeologist, towhom his father’sdeath was likea bolt out ofthe blue, wasthe chief 1 was present at the funeral service, one of the grandest our little twelfth century church had ever seen, and I could not take my eyes from Tybalt. I hal loved him, foolishly because hopelessly, from the time I had first seen hina, for 10 what chance hada humble girl with such an eminent man? He seemed to me to ‘possess al] the masculine virtues; he was aloof and mysterious, and I was convinced it would take lifetimeto understand him. Whata challenge! |A few days after the funeral I took the dogs for their daily walk and my footsteps led me out of habit tothe home of the Traverses To myembarrassment, | 15 Tybalt came out of the house and it was too late to turn away ashe had already seen me. “Good afternoon, Miss Osmond,” he said. I did not know how it J happened, but I soon found myself in the house, in the Chinese room, full of | ‘weird figures, casts of Sir Edward'smore spectacular finds. 1 After the usual courtesies, the host said out of the sudden, “We are planning, | 2 another expedition to the place where my father died.” “Oh! You think that wis?” Although I didnot belive in the stories sbout the Pharaoh's ems the il thought of Tybalt going back there alarmed me. “Surely you don’t believe the | rumours, do you, Miss Osmond? My father was a healthy man, it was true. Tbelieve he was on the vege ofa great discovery On the daybefore he died, hetold ill 25 me: ‘T believe shortly am going to prove this expedition was very much worthwhile.’ Well, lam goingbackand I will find out what happened.” ‘Tybalt went on talking about the preparations for his expedition and I was listening in fascination, “Would you be willing to go with us?” heasked out of the | sudden.“ Withall my heart," uttered. “I wish,” he said earnestly, ‘that you could: |» jeinourespedition.” 198 EU) pT ea Te clay sca) purl I went back to Keverall Courtbemused. He wished that I could join them. And then ... in a few weeks the incredible happened. It was wonderful; it was like something from dream. Itwasas fantastic as a fairy story. Cinderella was to go~ not to the ball — but with the expedition to Egypt. I could only marvel at the wonder of it; and I thought constantly of everything that had led up to this It 3s really began on my fourteenth birthday, one of the most. ‘Not only did I find the bronze shield on Josiah Polgrey’s grave, but I leat some truthsabout myselE wentful days of my life. Adapted frre We Holt, The Care ofthe Kings | TRUE | FALSE 44.| Sir Edward Travers’ immediate family, unike anyone ese, was shocked a tho news of his death 1.2. | Itwasnot wise ofthe narrator tolove Tybalt, as she wouldprobablyneverhaveafullinsightintohistrue | sol. 1.3.| The girl felt awkward tobomet by Tybalt noarhis family residence. 4.4.| Tybalt was convinced his father’s death should notbe | aitributed to supernatural causes. | | 1.5.| Assoon as the suggestion of herjoining the expedition was made, Miss Osmond knew she would go. t 1.8.| Both Sir Edward's death and some significant eventsin L_|_ the narrator's life arerelatedto burial sites. 199 eee) PORN - Rozumienie tekstu czytanego aT TTT - Zadanie2.(5pkt.) Wskazowki Preeczytal ponizszy artykul. Na podstawie informagii w nim zawarlych zdecydu ktére zdania w tabell sa zgodne z trescig tekstu (TRUE), a ktére nie (FALSE). Rarwianine vadaria egzamina. | Zaznacz znakiem X odpowiednia rubryky w label. Za kuzda poprewng odpowieds ayine, pamieta) o ublywalagym | otreymasz 1 punk. zasiei rie zastanawiaj sie zbyt

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