Zentrale Prüfungen 2009

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1 Zentrale Prüfungen 2009 Englisch, Gymnasium Erster Prüfungsteil: Hörverstehen 1 Selektives Verstehen Flying to London You are going to hear a text about James and Linda Smith, who are at Sydney International Airport. They want to fly to London today. First read the statements (1 10). Then listen to the text. Complete the statements while you are listening. At the end you will hear the text again. Now read the statements (1 10). You have 60 seconds to do this. Now listen to the text and complete the statements (1 10). (1) The airport security phone number is. (2) The Smiths flight to London leaves from gate. (3) Their flight is delayed because of. (4) The Smiths flight number is. (5) Passengers have to show their and their boarding pass for inspection. (6) Passengers can put their carry-on luggage the seat in front of them. (7) The can be found in the seat pocket in front of the passengers. (8) Channel number 3 is the channel. (9) The local time in London as the plane prepares to land is. (10) The passengers can collect their luggage from belt. E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 1 von 8

2 2 Detailliertes Verstehen Ballarat You are going to hear an interview with Donna who is from Ballarat, Australia. First read the tasks (1 10). Then listen to the interview. Tick the correct box for each task while you are listening. Tick only one box for each task. At the end you will hear the interview again. Now read the tasks (1 10). You have 2 minutes to do this. Now listen to the interview and tick the correct box for each task (1 10). 1. Donna comes from a small town a) in the north of Australia. b) in the south of Australia. c) 15 minutes away from Melbourne. 2. Sovereign Hill is a) a fashionable shopping centre. b) a new gold mine. c) a popular open air museum. 3. Ballarat is interesting for a) Australian and overseas tourists. b) international visitors only. c) tourists from other Australian states only. 4. The weather in Ballarat is a) as pleasant as in other parts of Australia. b) better than in other parts of Australia. c) not as good as in other parts of Australia. 5. In winter a) it never snows. b) it snows all the time. c) snowfall is possible. E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 2 von 8

3 6. Donna says that Australian and British people a) are completely different. b) are many generations away from each other. c) have a lot in common. 7. Australian food is a) a variety of food from all over the world. b) highly dominated by the USA. c) the same as English food. 8. Donna says that a) koala is considered a rare dish in Australia. b) only few Australians eat kangaroo in restaurants. c) you can eat kangaroo and koala in Australia. 9. Seeing kangaroos in the bush is a) almost impossible. b) quite difficult. c) very likely. 10. Koalas can be dangerous a) because of their teeth. b) only if you hurt them. c) when you touch them. E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 3 von 8

4 3 Globales Verstehen Slow London You are going to hear a radio programme with Jacky Dalton in which some people are talking about life in London. First read the statements (A F) and the list of persons (1 5). Then listen to the programme. Choose the correct statement (A F) for each person and write the letters in the correct boxes. There is one more statement than there are persons. At the end you will hear the programme again. Now read the statements (A F). You have 30 seconds to do this. Now listen to the programme and choose the correct statement (A F) for each person (1 5). A Living in London is very different from living outside the city. 1 Robert B London life is faster than life in other cities. 2 Emma C London is never boring because of its fast life. 3 Peter D Life is very fast so every day I try to have some time for myself. 4 Sally E I ve got used to the fast life in London. 5 Paul F London life is not too fast, you have to accept it when you want to live here. E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 4 von 8

5 Zweiter Prüfungsteil: Vom Ausgangstext zum Zieltext 4 Mum sells pupils pies to defy 1 Jamie Oliver 4.1 Wortschatz In Great Britain the school day ends in the late afternoon, so many pupils have lunch in school canteens. The question of what kind of food should be served in those canteens has recently been the topic of many discussions. The following text (sentences 1 13) deals with this problem. Sentences 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 12: Fill in suitable words. Sentences 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 13: Tick the correct box (there is only one correct answer). 1. Chips and burgers are known as food. 2. Parents don t want their children to eat this kind of food because it s. 3. Eating too much of this food can make you. 4. Because of these risks British schools have a) allowed b) banned c) cancelled d) forbidden this food from their canteens. 5. This has been done a) as b) for c) of d) since a few years now. 6. Most parents a) carry b) hold c) support d) wear this decision. 7. There are, a) although, b) finally, c) however, d) yet, some parents who do not like the decision. Annotation 1 to defy herausfordern E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 5 von 8

6 8. They strongly a) disagree b) disappoint c) dislike d) distance with the schools decision. 9. Some pupils like the schools decision, others don t. So the pupils are divided. 10. One pupil says, At school we discussed all the for and against the decision. 11. We couldn t a compromise, though. 12. So the is that the canteen sells only healthy food, but nobody buys it. 13. Another pupil says, If I a) had b) had had c) have d) have had 1,000, I would open a snack shop directly opposite the school. I could make a lot of money. E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 6 von 8

7 4.2 Schreiben The following text is about a school in Yorkshire where school food is a controversial topic. Read the following text first and then do tasks 1 3. Mum sells pupils pies to defy 1 Jamie Oliver by Paul Sims, The Daily Mail, 15 th September 2006 Aus urheberrechtlichen Gründen kann der Zeitungsartikel hier nicht abgedruckt werden, er befindet sich allerdings im Internet unter folgender Adresse: /Mums-sell-pupils-pies-defy-Jamie- Oliver.html E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 7 von 8

8 Read the tasks carefully. Write complete sentences. Make sure to write about all the aspects presented in each task. 1. Describe Mrs. Walker s service to some pupils of Rawmarsh Comprehensive School. Remember to write an introductory sentence. 2. Analyse how the topic is presented: First give Mrs. Walker s and the teachers arguments. Then compare the way Mrs. Walker and the teachers are presented. What effect does this have? Remember to give evidence from the text. 3. You have a choice here. Choose one of the following tasks: a) Imagine school canteens decide to sell only healthy food. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages and then give your opinion. Remember to give reasons and examples. or b) After reading the article, you decide to write an open letter 1 to Mrs. Walker. In the letter you explain the advantages of healthy eating and try to change Mrs. Walker s opinion. Write the letter. Annotation 1 open letter ein offener Brief an einen bestimmten Adressaten, der z. B. in einer Schülerzeitung veröffentlicht werden kann E09_GY_xx_HT_A.doc Nur für den Dienstgebrauch! Seite 8 von 8