EGZAMIN MATURALNY Z JĘZYKA ANGIELSKIEGO

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ARKUSZ PRZYKŁADOWY (FORMUŁA 2023)

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1.1. B 1.2 A 1.3 C 1.4 A 1.5 B 1.6 A Suggested answers
1 Nowadays, high streets and shopping malls are
Zadanie 2 emptying as shoppers turn to the Internet to find the
2.1. D 2.2. F 2.3. B 2.4. A 2.5. E products they need. I believe that this is a positive
phenomenon as it allows to cater first and foremost
Zadanie 3 for the customers’ comfort as well as their wallets.
3.1. it had too many rules In my view, the primary reason for this move is
3.2. more colourful convenience. Instead of getting dressed and
3.3. all stages of life (from birth to death) heading out in pouring rain or bitter cold, the
3.4. the influence of France/French influence modern shopper just puts on their slippers and sits
down in front of the computer. There is no need to
ROZUMIENIE TEKSTÓW PISANYCH go from shop to shop, either, because there is a
huge variety of products listed on the search
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engine’s first page. Some might argue that online
4.1. D 4.2. C 4.3. D 4.4. A 4.5. B
shopping does not allow customers to try things on,
but for me this is not a problem. After all, an
Zadanie 5 unfitting item can be sent back.
5.1. F 5.2. C 5.3. A 5.4. B 5.5. D The second reason for the change is cost. Since
online shops do not have to rent premises, pay for
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6.1. D expenses are very low. This allows them to charge
6.2. D much less for their products that bricks-and-mortar
6.3. C shops do, while still making a profit.
6.4. D All in all, it seems to me that it will be more and
6.5. shouldn’t eat/have eaten the banana leaf/leaves more difficult for traditional shops to compete with
6.6. told her the leaf was not edible/inedible online ones in terms of convenience and cost. Even
6.7. touched the boy’s head / patted the boy on the though online shopping does have its limitations, I
head believe that this will never outweigh its advantages.
6.8. prepare for a visit in a foreign country / avoid In my opinion, high street shops will have to move
offending people when abroad / causing cultural their focus to service in order to survive.
offence when you’re abroad/in a foreign country
2 Teens for the heart
ZNAJOMOŚĆ ŚRODKÓW JĘZYKOWYCH Last weekend I attended the fun run organised by
Zadanie 7 My Teen, My Heart, a local organisation dedicated
7.1. B 7.2. A 7.3. B 7.4. D 7.5. D 7.6. A to promoting teen participation in sports. Everybody
had a great day, and an important message was
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The run began in the town centre, went up the hill
8.1. celebrations 8.3. scientifically
to the courthouse and then around the lake and
8.2. was discovered 8.4. unchanged
back into town. The distance was no more than four
miles, and was completed by everyone from
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dedicated runners to enthusiastic toddlers. At the
9.1. takes time to learn to 9.3. In spite of not being finish line, a medal was awarded to the first finisher
9.2. have/’ve run out of 9.4. had been flooded by and then everyone had some healthy food
prepared by our local restaurant Titbits, whose

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head chef was on hand to give everyone tips on I intend to attend again next year, and even take
healthy eating. part in the run, but I expect the organisers to make
The atmosphere was wonderful and the event well- an extra effort to reach out to our young people,
organised, but for me one thing was conspicuous whose hearts, after all, are the ones we are trying
by its absence. There were hardly any teenagers to help.
there, and this is an event supposedly organised for
their benefit. I know teens don’t get up very early on
a Sunday, but perhaps they hadn’t been fully
informed of how easy the run was, and how
delicious the food was at the end?

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