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PLIS Wybierz odpowiedz ktora najbardziej pasuje do tekstu 'I'm terribly sorry, but I can't come to work today,' said Philip Pratt's voice over the phone. 'I've caught some sort of stomach flu. I've been sick all night and ... well, you don't want to hear the details. I can't really go out of the house.' WORD 5 in these n Helen knew most other bosses would have asked some questions. But she believed in trusting people. She said 'I hope you feel better soon, Philip', put down the phone and started reorganising the work for the day. Helen realises that A no employers share her attitude to employees who say they are ill B most bosses share her attitude to employees who say they are ill. C few employers share her attitude to employees who say they are ill. D all other employers have a different attitude to employees who say they are ill supciook
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Wybierz odpowiedz ktora najbardziej pasuje do tekstu 'I'm terribly sorry, but I can't come to work today,' said Philip Pratt's voice over the phone. 'I've caught some sort of stomach flu. I've been sick all night and ... well, you don't want to hear the details. I can't really go out of the house.' WORD 5 in these n Helen knew most other bosses would have asked some questions. But she believed in trusting people. She said 'I hope you feel better soon, Philip', put down the phone and started reorganising the work for the day. Helen realises that A no employers share her attitude to employees who say they are ill B most bosses share her attitude to employees who say they are ill. C few employers share her attitude to employees who say they are ill. D all other employers have a different attitude to employees who say they are ill
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Wybierz te odpowiedz, która najlepiej oddaje sens fragmentu 1. I havent spoken French ''since last Saturday'' a- last week b- for a long time c- at the weekend 2. They bought the house ''although it was rather expensive'' a- despite its high price b- because of its value c- as it cost too much 3. ''Henry went out with Sonia'' when they were at school A- Henry didnt like Sonia B- Henry and Sonia had a lot of arguments C- Henry was Sonias boyfriend 4.''Unless she agrees'' we will have to change our plan A- If she disagrees B- when she agrees C- Under the agreement 5. ''Why dont you find'' a better- paid job? A- Can you help me find B- How about finding? c- do you need to find?
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The history of banking began when empires needed a way to pay for foreign goods and services with something that could be exchanged without risk 7.1._ This currency, however, needed to be kept in a safe place. So most rich people asked local temples to look after their valuable things. 7.2. Historical records from Greece, Rome and Egypt suggest that temples not only kept the money safe, but also lent it out. They were the financial centres of their cities. That is why they were often attacked during wars. The Romans, who were great administrators, took banking out of the temples. In ancient Rome, there were people who moved around, lending money to people in exchange for goods. 7.3. So they started to operate from a home base. To be careful so that a client did not run away with the money before the transaction ended, they sat with the client on two ends of a long bench, keeping a safe distance. People who did business sitting on long benches were called 'Benchus, which in time became 'Bancho, or 'Banco' and later 'Bank. A. However, they found it quite dangerous doing business in different locations. B. Priests and their helpers were both religious and honest, so people trusted them. C. Soon, coins of different sizes and metals were replaced with delicate bills. paper D. The coins they used could be transported faster than other items, such as 100-kilogram pigs. E. Eventually, the various monarchs that lived in Europe appreciated banking institutions
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To był miły poranek, kiedy John Lennon obudził się jak zwykle o 6 rano 8 grudnia 1980 roku. Nad Central Parkiem rozciągało się jasnoniebieskie niebo. John i jego żona Yoko Ono mieli przed sobą pracowity dzień. Plan obejmował sesję zdjęciową, wywiad i trochę pracy w studio nad ich piosenką „Walking On Thin Ice”. Po śniadaniu John poszedł do fryzjera. Kiedy wyszedł z salonu, miał ten wczesny wygląd Beatlesów. Był gotowy na spotkanie z fotografem, aby zrobić kilka bardzo ważnych zdjęć na okładkę ich albumu. Na koniec długiego, męczącego dnia nadszedł czas na obiad. Jednak John i Yoko postanowili wrócić prosto do domu i powiedzieć dobranoc swojemu synowi Seanowi, który był ze swoją nianią. Kiedy dotarli do mieszkania Dakoty, Yoko pierwsza wysiadła z samochodu i zaczęła iść w kierunku domu. John był kilka kroków za żoną, trzymając kilka kaset, w tym najnowszą wersję „Walking On Thin Ice”. Było tuż po 22.45, było cicho i ciepło. Pokój został nagle przerwany, gdy mężczyzna, który okazał się fanem Johna, zastrzelił go tuż przed jego domem. Ktoś wezwał policję. Przybyli natychmiast i zabrali Johna do szpitala Roosevelt, ale zmarł w dniu przyjazdu. Niedługo później w telewizji opowiedziano milionom Amerykanów tragiczną prawdę. W niedzielę 14 grudnia o godzinie 14 stacje radiowe na całym świecie uhonorowały Johna milczeniem przez dziesięć minut na prośbę Yoko. Wszyscy fani, którzy chcieli uczcić życie Johna, mogli wziąć w nim udział z dowolnego miejsca. W Liverpoolu, gdzie zaczęła się historia Beatlesów, około 30 000 osób zebrało się w milczeniu. W tym samym czasie 50 000 fanów spotkało się w Central Parku, aby pamiętać i szanować człowieka, który nazwał Nowy Jork swoim domem. Miasto uhonorowało również Johna Lennona w inny sposób. Jego przyjaciel, szwedzki rzeźbiarz Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd, został poproszony przez Yoko o stworzenie rzeźby dla wizji pokojowego świata. Stworzył The Knotted Gun, znany jako „Non Violence Sculpture”, czyli ogromny rewolwer magnum Colt Python .357 wykonany z brązu z skręconą lufą. Rzeźba została podarowana przez rząd Luksemburga Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych w 1988 roku. Na całym świecie jest ponad 30 kopii rzeźby, z których dziesięć znajduje się w Szwecji, a jedna w Pekinie. Rzeźba przed Kwaterą Główną ONZ jest oryginalna. Pomnik Jana najlepiej można podsumować słowami Jana: „Wszystko, co mówimy, to dać szansę pokojowi'' Jaki byłby najlepszy tytuł? A- Reakcje na śmierć artysty B- Typowy dzień artysty C-Straszna autobiografia D- Walka o życie
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Wybierz wlasciwa odpowiedz Skiing has a reputation of being a risky sport, but the average injury rate for skiers is a little lower than expected, with 3 injuries per 1000 skiing days. So if you ski 20 days a year, on average you'll have an injury every 16-17 years. Most injuries happen either when a person falls over or loses control during a jump, with only between 3%-8% caused by a collision with other skiers. The statistics also mention the reasons for injuries: poor fitness, wrong choice of terrain or conditions, as well as trying to be the best skier 5.3. Which is TRUE about the statistics? A. The more often you go skiing, the bigger the risk of injury there is. B. If you are fit and know the terrain well, you can avoid injuries. C. More accidents happen because of contact with other skiers than due to falling over
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Wybierz właściwą odpowiedz Effective ski instructors must have a passion for the sport and the mountain environment combined with excellent communication skills. Instructors need to be well-organised leaders and good teachers. It is Instructors must also plan the lesson content carefully to help students' learn new skills in the time available. 5.2. Which is the best title for the text? A. What are the benefits for ski students? B What are the expectations for ski instructors? C. What are the perfect conditions for skiing
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Wybierz wlasciwa odpowiedz na pytanie Our son Simon's forehead was hot and we suspected he had flu, so we decided to cancel our skiing trip and return home. He was disappointed by the news, and locked himself in the bathroom, saying "Mum, do you know how long I have been looking forward to this trip?" I looked at the calendar to see if we could come back later. Not this year... and the view from our window was perfect and so inviting! My husband said that we should stay after all. It was one of those decisions that was both good and bad. We had a wonderful time, but Simon coughed and sneezed a lot. We gave him some cough medicine and he enjoyed skiing down the slopes so much. After we got home, Simon's doctor said that it was a classic case of an infection. Luckily, staying hadnt been a bad decision. !! The author of the text: A- describes a situation in which she had to make a choice B- shows her sadness about taking the wrong decision C- warns against skiing during an illness
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Przekształć podane zdanie w równoważnik zdania, zachowując jego sens. Pierwszym takim motywem jest motyw lotu
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