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TOVÁBB Középszintű angol érettségi 2013. október - 1. olvasott szöveg értése feladat.
60 SECONDS WITH FRED GITELMAN
0) C
When I was a teenager. It’s a beautiful game. Every time you deal the cards, there’s a completely new problem to solve.
1)
My wife convinced me that starting a software company and developing bridge software might actually work. Nobody even knew the Internet existed at that time. PCs were not household things.
2)
It’s not an important difference for me. There was a movement to get bridge into the Olympics. That’s when they started calling it both ways.
3)
Absolutely. People still see it as a game that one’s grandmother plays. I’d really like to see our software help make the game more popular among a younger generation.
4)
It was a lifelong dream come true, so very exciting. But it was also extremely intense. You play eight hours a day, for two weeks. You’re just sitting there thinking and thinking and thinking.
5)
Yes, my partner and I made a grand slam very close to the end. Our opponents were universally considered to be the best ever. It’s like playing against Michael Jordan and getting a slam dunk with two seconds left.
6)
That’s not the term I would use. I’ve become friends with him; we play sometimes, and he’ll ask me for advice.
(http://www.magazine.utoronto.ca)
Írd be a hiányzó kérdések betűjeleit!
60 SECONDS WITH FRED GITELMAN
0) C
When I was a teenager. It’s a beautiful game. Every time you deal the cards, there’s a completely new problem to solve.
1)
My wife convinced me that starting a software company and developing bridge software might actually work. Nobody even knew the Internet existed at that time. PCs were not household things.
2)
It’s not an important difference for me. There was a movement to get bridge into the Olympics. That’s when they started calling it both ways.
3)
Absolutely. People still see it as a game that one’s grandmother plays. I’d really like to see our software help make the game more popular among a younger generation.
4)
It was a lifelong dream come true, so very exciting. But it was also extremely intense. You play eight hours a day, for two weeks. You’re just sitting there thinking and thinking and thinking.
5)
Yes, my partner and I made a grand slam very close to the end. Our opponents were universally considered to be the best ever. It’s like playing against Michael Jordan and getting a slam dunk with two seconds left.
6)
That’s not the term I would use. I’ve become friends with him; we play sometimes, and he’ll ask me for advice.
(http://www.magazine.utoronto.ca)
| A) | Does the image of bridge need changing? |
| B) | Does one key moment stand out for you? |
| C) | When did you first discover bridge? |
| D) | How often do you play? |
| E) | What made you combine bridge and computers? |
| F) | Is it true that you have coached Bill Gates in bridge? |
| G) | What was the World Bridge Championship like for you? |
| H) | Some articles use the word sport, some use the word game – which is it for you? |