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kotjus_sova) wrote2010-09-05 04:21 pm
kotjus_sova) wrote2010-09-05 04:21 pm
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ЕГЭ-2010, English - 2
Ответы к предыдущему посту (про Везувий) , путем народного голосования, признаны следующими:
1-B 2-F 3-A 4-G 5-C 6-D
Сразу могу сказать, что уровень заданий ЕГЭ, сами понимаете, примерно intermediate, и представьте, смогли бы вы их сделать после обычной средней школы? Основная проблема ведь не в том, чтобы сделать, а еще и в том, чтобы УСПЕТЬ. На такой текст будет максимум 7-8 минут.
Под катом - еще один похожий текст, из другого варианта. Он более спорный. Орфография и пунктуация сохранены. Комменты пока скринятся.
In America the romantic interest in the past became specifically an interest in America’s past. Facts were interesting when they were colourful enough. When colourful facts were missing, legends were welcome. No one took more delight in these legends than Washington Irving. It was natural 1._______________________________. From early childhood Washington Irving had treasured books even more 2. ________________________. His parents were rich people 3. ___________________________ Books not only filled their normal place in his life but also were his comfort when illness kept him in his house or prevented his taking part in hard sports. When he was old enough to go to college, he decided to read law instead. In those days, it was possible for a young man to read law and then, by passing an examination, qualify to practice in the courts. When Irving had completed his studies at the age of twenty-one, his family made it possible for him to travel to Europe. By the time he returned home his brain was boiling with ideas. He opened a law office, but he spent more time in writing poems, essays and stories 4_______________________. People wondered if young Irving would ever amount to much 5. _________________________ . But people loved to hear him tell a story. Adventures seemed a little more exciting when he told them, and mildly amusing events became hilarious, so nearly all agreed 6. ______________________.
A. that he should think of putting them into books
B. if he placed his stories in settings unmistakably American
C. who could give him almost everything but health
D. if he did not spend more time on law
E. than most intelligent boys and girls do
F. that he was an unusually charming young man
G. than he did in preparing legal papers
1-B 2-F 3-A 4-G 5-C 6-D
Сразу могу сказать, что уровень заданий ЕГЭ, сами понимаете, примерно intermediate, и представьте, смогли бы вы их сделать после обычной средней школы? Основная проблема ведь не в том, чтобы сделать, а еще и в том, чтобы УСПЕТЬ. На такой текст будет максимум 7-8 минут.
Под катом - еще один похожий текст, из другого варианта. Он более спорный. Орфография и пунктуация сохранены. Комменты пока скринятся.
In America the romantic interest in the past became specifically an interest in America’s past. Facts were interesting when they were colourful enough. When colourful facts were missing, legends were welcome. No one took more delight in these legends than Washington Irving. It was natural 1._______________________________. From early childhood Washington Irving had treasured books even more 2. ________________________. His parents were rich people 3. ___________________________ Books not only filled their normal place in his life but also were his comfort when illness kept him in his house or prevented his taking part in hard sports. When he was old enough to go to college, he decided to read law instead. In those days, it was possible for a young man to read law and then, by passing an examination, qualify to practice in the courts. When Irving had completed his studies at the age of twenty-one, his family made it possible for him to travel to Europe. By the time he returned home his brain was boiling with ideas. He opened a law office, but he spent more time in writing poems, essays and stories 4_______________________. People wondered if young Irving would ever amount to much 5. _________________________ . But people loved to hear him tell a story. Adventures seemed a little more exciting when he told them, and mildly amusing events became hilarious, so nearly all agreed 6. ______________________.
A. that he should think of putting them into books
B. if he placed his stories in settings unmistakably American
C. who could give him almost everything but health
D. if he did not spend more time on law
E. than most intelligent boys and girls do
F. that he was an unusually charming young man
G. than he did in preparing legal papers
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1-A
2-E
3-C
4-G
5-D
6-F
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