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TOVÁBB Középszintű angol érettségi 2014. május - 2. olvasott szöveg értése feladat.
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David: I was very lively and curious. I was always asking questions.
1)
David: My uncle, Peter Robeson – he’s an Olympic swimmer.
2)
David: No, I grew up on a farm and we all wanted to be vets. But I still think it's important to close your eyes now and then and let your mind take you where you want to go. And then act on it.
3)
David: I studied natural medicine and it led me to questions about why we use the things we do and to thoughts like you are what you breathe. These kinds of ideas led me to where I am today working as an explorer.
4)
David: I usually get up early in the morning and I’m up till very late at night. I spend a lot of time talking to people, writing, responding to lots of e-mails, and meeting with scientists. And I take time to stay fit and healthy too!
5)
David: I’m always smiling and acting a little crazy – whether I’m playing jokes on a friend or preparing for an expedition.
6)
David: I don’t know... the world is so big. Probably Madagascar and I’d love to go back down to Antarctica again. But everywhere I go is an adventure. So ask me that again when I’m 70 years old!
7)
David: There are two really. One is to be honest. And the second one is: don't be afraid to make a mistake. You aren't going to know if you don't try.
8)
David: Here is one. Two people are out sailing when suddenly a hand appears in the sea. "What's that?" asks one of them. "It looks as if someone is drowning!" "No," explains the other one, "it's just a little wave."
(www.nationalgeographic.com)
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0) C
David: I was very lively and curious. I was always asking questions.
1)
David: My uncle, Peter Robeson – he’s an Olympic swimmer.
2)
David: No, I grew up on a farm and we all wanted to be vets. But I still think it's important to close your eyes now and then and let your mind take you where you want to go. And then act on it.
3)
David: I studied natural medicine and it led me to questions about why we use the things we do and to thoughts like you are what you breathe. These kinds of ideas led me to where I am today working as an explorer.
4)
David: I usually get up early in the morning and I’m up till very late at night. I spend a lot of time talking to people, writing, responding to lots of e-mails, and meeting with scientists. And I take time to stay fit and healthy too!
5)
David: I’m always smiling and acting a little crazy – whether I’m playing jokes on a friend or preparing for an expedition.
6)
David: I don’t know... the world is so big. Probably Madagascar and I’d love to go back down to Antarctica again. But everywhere I go is an adventure. So ask me that again when I’m 70 years old!
7)
David: There are two really. One is to be honest. And the second one is: don't be afraid to make a mistake. You aren't going to know if you don't try.
8)
David: Here is one. Two people are out sailing when suddenly a hand appears in the sea. "What's that?" asks one of them. "It looks as if someone is drowning!" "No," explains the other one, "it's just a little wave."
(www.nationalgeographic.com)
| A) | How did you get into your field of work? |
| B) | Do you have a hero? |
| C) | What were you like as a kid? |
| D) | Have you always followed your dreams? |
| E) | What's the best place you've ever travelled to? |
| F) | What's the best piece of advice anyone ever gave you that you can share with others? |
| G) | What’s a normal day like for you? |
| H) | Do you have any good sailor jokes? |
| I) | Where did you go on your first trip as an explorer? |
| K) | That’s a lot of work. And where’s the fun in your life? |