Język angielski, matura 2026 maj - poziom podstawowy - pytania i odpowiedzi

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Come to our fun workshop and learn the art of making jewellery!

Date: Saturday, 20th June

Time: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Number of participants – up to 3.1. .

Cost: €50 per person

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Don’t miss this chance to create a silver bracelet and matching

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Location: The Shine Studio on Magnolia Street – opposite the

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Contact Patricia Whylie, phone number: 012 345 678

Book now, and let your creativity shine!

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In the 19th century, tea from China became so popular in England that most families drank it at least twice a day. To be on regular sale in English shops, it had to be transported quickly from China, and in huge quantities. To achieve this aim, special ships, called clippers, were constructed. These were very fast sailing ships, and one of them was the Cutty Sark.

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The Cutty Sark was famous for its speed, and every year it competed in the “tea race”. This was a challenge to see which clipper could transport a cargo of fresh tea from China to England in the shortest time. The British public was fascinated by these races, so the newspapers gave daily reports on the ships’ progress. The Cutty Sark was never the first to cross the finishing line, but it was always among the leaders.

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In 1869, the same year that the Cutty Sark was built, the Suez Canal, connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, was opened. It created a much shorter route to the Far East. However, clippers, such as the Cutty Sark, could not use it as they depended on strong ocean winds. Around the same time, a new type of ship, the steamship, began to transport tea and by the late 1870s, the Cutty Sark, along with the other clippers, had been pushed out of the tea business.

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A Portuguese company bought the Cutty Sark. They used it as a cargo ship which sailed between Portugal and Africa. After some time, the ship was unable to continue sailing, and it seemed that its life was over. However, in 1923, a retired ship’s captain, Wilfred Dowman, bought the old clipper. And some years later, in 1951, the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich provided funds to renovate the ship. Now it is a museum visited by people from all around the world.

5.1. This text is about an event which is related to finding a job.

5.2. From this text we learn about both the pros and cons of some summer jobs. ABCD

5.3. This text includes information about a job which can be done without leaving your home. ABCD

Hi Anna, I’ve finally made up my mind to get a job this summer. Last week I saw the results of a survey which say that only 5.4. are definitely not going to work during the summer holidays.

I don’t want to be one of them. The commentary to this survey confirms that having a job can be beneficial. Apart from the money you earn, you become more sure of yourself and also learn 5.5. , for example how to improve your time management, but I must admit that cash is also important to me.

I would like to become a video game tester. If that doesn’t work out, I have another option. I could be a 5.6. when my neighbours go on holiday.

I hope I’ll earn enough this summer to buy some new games. I’ve read that one teenager 5.7. instead of money for his work. I wouldn’t want anything like that to happen to me!
How about your holidays?
Write soon!
Robert

Every year, the well-known Michelin company publishes a guide to restaurants that have been awarded the highly respected Michelin stars. 7.1. ABCDE She didn’t own a large and expensive restaurant.

Her bistro in Bourges, a small town in France, is a cosy place with 20 tables, which mostly serves inexpensive lunches to local workers. The chef works part-time, and Mrs Jacquet is the only other member of staff, so getting a Michelin star seemed impossible. The mystery was quickly solved. 7.2. ABCDE But that one was in Paris. After the guide was published, both restaurants received many calls from confused customers.

One of them asked the owner of the Parisian restaurant, Aymeric Dreux, if he had opened a second restaurant in Bourges. He had no idea what the caller was talking about. 7.3. ABCDE They had a good laugh together about what had happened.

He invited Mrs Jacquet and her chef to have dinner at his restaurant in Paris. The following month, they travelled to Paris and enjoyed a luxurious meal as honoured guests of Aymeric Dreux. 7.4. ABCDE It is not known if he has ever taken up the offer!

A. But minutes later Michelin contacted him to explain the mistake, and the same day Mr Dreux phoned Mrs Jacquet.
B. It turned out that the award was meant for another restaurant with the same name.
C. Finally, Véronique Jacquet remembered a strange visit from a restaurant critic two months before.
D. In return, they promised Mr Dreux a free lunch at the bistro in Bourges.
E. When Véronique Jacquet heard on the local radio that her restaurant had just got one, she laughed.

8.1.
X: Would you like to go cycling with me tomorrow?
Y: Sure! When exactly?
X: _____ I’m free all day.

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X: I’ve found these two dresses that suit me, but I can’t afford to buy both of them. _____
Y: In my opinion, the blue one is much better.

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X: How many chairs do we have in the living room for the guests?
Y: _____
X: So I’ll bring some more from the garage.

9.1. The way he behaved made me angry.

9.2. It hardly ever rains in this part of the country.

9.3. Press the yellow button in order to get a ticket.

9.4. I last talked to Mary during our graduation ceremony.

Have you ever heard of a fruit called the “miracle berry”? Miracle berry plants come from Africa. They have shiny green 10.1. and small red berries which are about the size of a cranberry and have a slightly sweet taste.

Does that sound a bit boring? Well, you experience the real magic of miracle berries after 10.2. them. Because of a chemical that the berries contain, all other food tastes sweet for some time.

What may seem to be just a cool trick might 10.3. be very useful. For example, people who are ill often lose their appetite, but miracle berries help them enjoy food again.

11.1. I’m free today, so if you want to meet for lunch, please tell me.

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I’m free today so if you want to meet for lunch.

11.2. He found the weather in Berlin surprising. It was December, but the temperature was quite high.

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He the weather in Berlin. It was December, but the temperature was quite high.

11.3. All the seats were taken, so we had to stand for the whole journey.

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There seats, so we had to stand for the whole journey.