08/01/2026
To jest klasyczne zadanie z lukami na maturze.
Masz opcje A–F i większość uczniów zgaduje.
❌ To błąd.
Najpierw:
– czytasz zdanie przed luką
– czytasz zdanie po luce
Potem:
– sprawdzasz, która opcja logicznie pasuje
Opcje do wyboru (A–F):
A.
It could remain there for many days, gathering a lot of harmful substances, and was considered unsafe.
B.
Of course, he has a professional interest in the matter. The firm he runs makes replicas of Victorian bathroom equipment, including bathroom sinks.
C.
Rather than having to fill up the sink to achieve the right mix, he could wash his hands under running water “mingled to exactly the temperature one desired”, as he put it in his memoirs.
D.
A member of Parliament congratulated “the higher civilizations” on their advanced technology, but argued that having the choice of either hot or cold water does not make you waste water.
E.
Yet old habits die hard and separate taps in Britain will continue to annoy overseas visitors for many years to come.
F.
Have the British resisted the tide of plumbing history due to attachment to tradition or ignorance of the fact that the world has moved on? Many factors are at play.
Nie wybierasz zdania, które ładnie brzmi.
Wybierasz zdanie, które łączy sens tekstu.
Tak myśli egzaminator na Matura Ustna.
Tak zdobywa się punkty.
