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3 - 4 ore saptamanal - proba f
Sesiunea iunie - iulie 2005 Varianta 3
- Toate subiectele sunt obligatorii. Se acorda 10 puncte din oficiu.
- Timpul efectiv de lucru este de 3 ore.
SUBJECT 1 30 points
a. Read the text below and, in one sentence, write down its central idea: 5
points
Even among educators who worry about too much tilt1 to technology, there is
growing agreement that a computer is a powerful motivator of a school-age child.
Students with access to a micro spend more time studying and solving problems.
Those who write at their keyboards compose more freely and revise their work
more thoroughly. The kids who don't get indoctrinated to computers by
seventh grade are not going to develop the same proficiency. Andrew Molnar,
computer education specialist at the National Science Foundation says: "Power
is not distributed evenly now, and computers will broaden that gap."
Other observers disagree, seeing instead a potential educational leveling device.
"In the long run, all God's children will have computers,"
says Computer Consultant Charles Lecht. "Students who used to fail because
they could not master geometry the first time around will be able to turn to
the computer for relief. The machines will emerge as great equalizers."
But the majority in the field worry about the near-term specter of the rich
taking control of the technology while the poor play video games.
Steven Jobs, the 27-year-old chairman of Apple Computer, had proposed donating
a free computer to every school in the country, provided Congress grant manufacturers
the same tax break that would be available if they gave the equipment to a university.
The companies that took advantage of the law would then have been able to do
a public service, while also building future markets.
But Jobs is now backing off, unhappy with various limitations in the version
of the tax break that has passed the House and is awaiting Senate action. If
he were to get the bill he wants, the delivery of thousands of free machines
would help to even out the inequities. "Computers will be taught in most
schools eventually," says Jobs. "But that's five to ten years
from now. The question is, why wait?"
(Computers and Education in Time, 1982)
1. raising slope
b. In your opinion, what are the dangers of not having a computer, either at
home or at school? What consequences could it have on students' career
choices, social status, etc?
Will computers broaden the gap between people or not? Write a five-paragraph
essay to answer all these questions. (about 250 words / 25 lines) 25 points
SUBJECT 2 30 points
a. Translate into English: 10 points
Ti s-a intamplat vreodata sa spui lucruri de genul "Ia te
uita, inseamna ca e fericita de arata asa de bine"? Ei bine, nu
pacalesti pe nimeni - poate doar pe tine insati. Ori esti invidioasa,
ori iti dai aere de superioritate si ai impresia ca esti mai buna decat
toate. Daca te-ai analiza putin, ti-ai da seama care sunt motivele tale reale.
Iar data viitoare s-ar putea sa te gandesti de doua ori inainte
sa mai faci asemenea observatii.
(Cosmopolitan, 2005)
b. Rephrase the following sentences beginning as shown so that the meaning stays
the same:
10 points
1. I'm sure it wasn't the coffee that made you ill.
It can't ...................................................................
2. I think you'd better not take too much exercise.
If I were you.........................................................
3. It's a pity she said that to him!
I wish ................................. .
4. I like her sense of humour.
What .......................................... .
5. Please leave the classroom immediately after the bell rings.
As soon as ..........................................................
c. Complete the following sentences with a suitable word or phrase. 10 points
1. I thought this dress looked really nice in the shop, but now I wish I ........................
it.
2. I can't help admiring his honesty, though I totally ...........................
his point of view.
3. Everyone .................. told to be present, ............ ?
4. It was very ............... of him to lose his temper ......... something
so unimportant.
5. Let's talk this over between you and ...... , ......... we ?
SUBJECT 3 30 points
There is one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not
being talked about.
(O. Wilde)
What are the advantages and disadvantges of being talked about?
Write a five-paragraph essay to justify your arguments. (about 300 words/ 30
lines)