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1 Usłyszysz dwukrotnie trzy teksty. Zakreśl te
odpowiedzi A-C lub A-D, które są właściwe i zgodne z
treścią nagrań.
Text 1
1 Melissa and Louis differ in
A their attitudes to being punctual.
B their decision making about what to wear.
C the likelihood of them starting an argument with the
other person.
Text 2
2 What do the two friends disagree about?
A Jason’s friends.
B Jason’s character.
C Jason’s body language.
Text 3
3 What similarity between bullies and comedians does the
speaker suggest?
A Having similar characters.
B A desire to make friends.
C Hiding their true character.
D Suffering from depression.
4 Which of these does the speaker NOT mention?
A masking can affect the way people speak to other
people.
B People sometimes avoid arguing with relatives with
whom they disagree.
C Masking can be the result of the fear of upsetting
someone in authority.
D People can react differently to the same opinions
depending on the situation.
5 Which of the following is stated in the speech as a fact,
not an opinion?
A Using bad language towards certain people is wrong.
B People use masking to gain approval from groups they
belong to.
C People have the right to believe in what they want.
D Masking can cause psychological problems.
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2 Przeczytaj tekst, który został podzielony na cztery
części, oraz pytania go dotyczące. Do każdego pytania 1-5
dopasuj właściwą część tekstu A-D. W jednej części tekstu
znajdują się odpowiedzi na dwa pytania.
In which paragraph does the author ...
1 describe the current state of the model? ___
2 compare a specific problem with a more common one? ___
3 explain why something the singer said wasn’t really true? ___
4 give alternative explanations for a hobby? ___
5 mention an error which was corrected? ___
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A LIFELONG OBSESSION
A
When someone moves home from one country to another,
packing and shipping can be a major headache. However,
rock star Rod Stewart’s move from Los Angeles to Essex
involved something much more difficult than even the
largest item of furniture. For over a quarter of a century,
Rod has been building himself a huge model railway. In fact,
one of the reasons why he chose his LA home was because
he realised that its enormous attic space would be an ideal
place to make his dream come true. And he certainly made
the most of the space as his layout measures almost 40
metres in length by 7 metres in width.
B
Rod’s love of model railways goes back a lot further than
the twenty-five years he has spent building his model. He
has been mad about trains since childhood but the reason
why is unclear. He grew up next to a real train line in north
London and it has been said that, while on holiday, he
spotted a model train set in a shop and fell in love with it.
He has even jokingly complained about the time when he
received a guitar as a Christmas present rather than the
hoped for train set. Of course, he knows as well as anyone
that the guitar he received played a major part in him being
able to afford to take his hobby to such extremes, so we
shouldn’t take his comment too seriously.
C
Rod takes great pride in the work he has put into his model
railway and he has created a whole model city to go with it.
In fact, he has stated that he got more pleasure out of
building the skyscrapers, docks and pavements than the
actual railway and he has done his best to make it as
authentic as possible. His feelings are so strong, that when
a radio DJ suggested that Rod must have had help in
building such a huge model, he rang up the radio station
personally to put them right and explain that, apart from
some of the electrical work, everything was his work.
D
In other interviews, Rod has shared more details of the
lengthy process of creating the model railway. Even when
on tour he made sure that his record company provided
him with accommodation big enough to allow him to
construct bits of scenery in his free time between concerts
and rehearsals. In 2019, he finally completed his vision but
his work hasn’t finished. To get it back to the UK, he has
had to pack it into seven huge shipping containers and,
once it has arrived, he’ll have to reassemble it. I just hope
his new attic is capable of holding it all.
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3 Przeczytaj tekst. Z podanych odpowiedzi A-D wybierz ________________________________________________

właściwą tak, aby otrzymać logiczny i gramatycznie ________________________________________________
poprawny tekst.
________________________________________________
Confusing signals ________________________________________________
Researchers have been 1 ____ an interest in chimpanzee
body language and facial expressions recently for a number ________________________________________________
of reasons. Researcher Dr Catherine Hobaiter said that we ________________________________________________
have one very important feature in 2 ____ with ________________________________________________
chimpanzees in that we are the only species to use
intentional communication signals to each other. Others ________________________________________________
may do this instinctively, a roar of anguish, a leap of fear ________________________________________________
but that is something different. Although there is still a lot
we don’t know, Dr Hobaiter said that rather than setting us ________________________________________________
3
____, our communication signals show the close ________________________________________________
relationship we have with chimpanzees. ________________________________________________
Another reason why research is important is the increase in
wildlife tourism. Some facial expressions can result in nasty ________________________________________________
incidents. Now, tourists are being shown photos of ________________________________________________
different monkeys as a warning. 4 ____ eyebrows are often
________________________________________________
a sign of aggression. On the other hand, a serious look on a
monkey’s face, like the 5 ____ we have when annoyed or ________________________________________________
confused, actually shows that the monkey is relaxed and ________________________________________________
calm.
Knowing the difference can ensure that monkeys can be left ________________________________________________
in peace when upset and tourists can avoid being bitten. ________________________________________________
________________________________________________
1
A making B keeping ________________________________________________
C taking D following ________________________________________________
2
________________________________________________
A alike B shared
C the same D common ________________________________________________
3 ________________________________________________
A across B around ________________________________________________
C apart D away
________________________________________________
4
A Lifted B Opened ________________________________________________
C Pursed D Raised ________________________________________________
5 ________________________________________________
A glimpse B frown
C wink D shrug ________________________________________________
____ / 10 ________________________________________________
________________________________________________
4 Wiele firm wymaga od swoich pracowników
przestrzegania zasad dotyczących ubioru, zabraniając ________________________________________________
eksponowania tatuaży oraz przychodzenia do pracy w ________________________________________________
niekonwencjonalnym stroju. Napisz rozprawkę, w której
przedstawisz zalety i wady wprowadzenia takich zasad w ________________________________________________
miejscu pracy. ________________________________________________
Wypowiedź powinna zawierać od 200 do 250 słów. ________________________________________________
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