Examenopgaven VMBO-VBO 2002
Examenopgaven VMBO-VBO 2002 Examenopgaven VMBO-VBO 2002
TEKST 9 1 2 “I come from a racing background – all the members of my family are really into horse racing. As long as I can remember, we’ve spent our week-ends at a racecourse somewhere in the country. I always loved going along and seeing all the horses, but when I was 12, I started to get interested in placing bets. At first I used to give my father a pound and he’d place the bet for me, but as I got older I placed the bets myself. 4 5 Gradually I got more and more excited, watching the horses thunder along the racecourse towards the finish. I’d be screaming like mad if my horse won. By the time I was 14 all my pocket money went on racing. I read all the racing papers, trying to pick up tips and following what my father did. On my way home from school I started going into bookmakers’s offices, at least three times a week. For 16-year old Jane from Somerset betting 1) has become an obsession. Here she tells how it’s taken over her life… 3 When you are under 18 it is against the law to place bets. But I’m tall and I’ve always looked older than I am, especially with makeup on. I’m always careful to cover up my school uniform so no bookmaker 2) has ever asked questions about my age. 6 7 My biggest win ever was £ 500 on the Grand National on a £ 10 bet! When you lose money the only thing you can think about is putting more money on the next horse, telling yourself you’ll get a big win next time. During my school holidays I spent whole 1) days just gambling . My friends think I’m crazy, spending all my money and time at racecourses while they’re out earning money at Saturday jobs or meeting to go 8 9 shopping in town. But I just can’t get enough of it. Horse racing is my life. When I’m a bit short of cash I beg my father to give me my pocket money earlier, saying I’ve got to get deodorant or something for school, but I think he doesn’t believe me any more. When I first started gambling my friends used to ask me to place a bet for them too, but now they say they are worried about me. They think I won’t know when to stop. I tell them I’ve got it all under control. I can always stop any time I want to… can’t I?? noot 1 noot 2 betting / gambling = wedden / gokken bookmaker = iemand bij wie je weddenschappen kunt afsluiten 104o 10 ga naar de volgende pagina
TEKST 9 “GAMBLING HAS TAKEN OVER MY LIFE” 1p • 19 Wat zegt de 16-jarige Jane in alinea 1? A Iedereen in haar familie is gek van paardenraces. B Ze rijdt al jarenlang wedstrijden met haar paard. C Ze verzorgt elk weekend paarden bij een renbaan. 1p • 20 Wat blijkt uit alinea 2 over de vader van Jane? A Hij kon Jane heel lang tegen het gokken beschermen. B Hij leende geld van Jane om weddenschappen af te sluiten. C Hij vond het goed dat Jane op paarden ging wedden. Jane was nog te jong om weddenschappen af te sluiten. 2p ◦ 21 Waarom vroeg de 'bookmaker' nooit hoe oud ze was? Schrijf twee redenen op uit alinea 3. 2p ◦ 22 Wat deed Jane allemaal om te weten te komen op welke paarden ze het best kon wedden? Schrijf twee dingen op die ze deed uit alinea 5. 1p • 23 Wat deed Jane met de prijs van £500 die ze had gewonnen (alinea 6)? A Er staat niet in de tekst wat ze met het geld deed. B Ze gebruikte er £10 van om een nieuwe gok te wagen. C Ze zette het hele bedrag in op het volgende paard. ‘But I just can't get enough of it.’ (alinea 7). 1p ◦ 24 Schrijf op waar Jane geen genoeg van kan krijgen. 1p • 25 Wat blijkt uit alinea 8? A Jane gebruikt smoezen om geld van haar vader te krijgen. B Jane spaart zo veel mogelijk geld om mee te kunnen gaan gokken. C Jane steelt soms kleine bedragen geld van haar vader. In het begin sloot Jane ook weddenschappen af voor haar vrienden. 1p • 26 Waarom willen haar vrienden dat nu niet meer (alinea 9)? A Ze denken dat Jane er met hun geld vandoor gaat. B Ze vinden het zonde van hun geld. C Ze zijn bang dat Jane niet meer kan ophouden met gokken. 104o 11 ga naar de volgende pagina
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TEKST 9<br />
1<br />
2<br />
“I come from a racing<br />
background – all the<br />
members of my family<br />
are really into horse<br />
racing. As long as I can<br />
remember, we’ve spent<br />
our week-ends at a<br />
racecourse somewhere<br />
in the country.<br />
I always loved going<br />
along and seeing all the<br />
horses, but when I was<br />
12, I started to get<br />
interested in placing<br />
bets. At first I used to<br />
give my father a pound<br />
and he’d place the bet<br />
for me, but as I got<br />
older I placed the bets<br />
myself.<br />
4<br />
5<br />
Gradually I got more<br />
and more excited,<br />
watching the horses<br />
thunder along the<br />
racecourse towards the<br />
finish. I’d be screaming<br />
like mad if my horse<br />
won.<br />
By the time I was 14<br />
all my pocket money<br />
went on racing. I read<br />
all the racing papers,<br />
trying to pick up tips<br />
and following what my<br />
father did. On my way<br />
home from school I<br />
started going into<br />
bookmakers’s offices,<br />
at least three times a<br />
week.<br />
For 16-year old Jane from Somerset<br />
betting 1)<br />
has become an obsession. Here<br />
she tells how it’s taken over her life…<br />
3<br />
When you are under 18<br />
it is against the law to<br />
place bets. But I’m tall<br />
and I’ve always looked<br />
older than I am,<br />
especially with makeup<br />
on. I’m always<br />
careful to cover up my<br />
school uniform so no<br />
bookmaker 2) has ever<br />
asked questions about<br />
my age.<br />
6<br />
7<br />
My biggest win ever<br />
was £ 500 on the Grand<br />
National on a £ 10 bet!<br />
When you lose money<br />
the only thing you can<br />
think about is putting<br />
more money on the<br />
next horse, telling<br />
yourself you’ll get a<br />
big win next time.<br />
During my school<br />
holidays I spent whole<br />
1)<br />
days just gambling .<br />
My friends think I’m<br />
crazy, spending all my<br />
money and time at<br />
racecourses while<br />
they’re out earning<br />
money at Saturday jobs<br />
or meeting to go<br />
8<br />
9<br />
shopping in town. But I<br />
just can’t get enough of<br />
it. Horse racing is my<br />
life.<br />
When I’m a bit short of<br />
cash I beg my father to<br />
give me my pocket<br />
money earlier, saying<br />
I’ve got to get<br />
deodorant or something<br />
for school, but I think<br />
he doesn’t believe me<br />
any more.<br />
When I first started<br />
gambling my friends<br />
used to ask me to place<br />
a bet for them too, but<br />
now they say they are<br />
worried about me.<br />
They think I won’t<br />
know when to stop. I<br />
tell them I’ve got it all<br />
under control. I can<br />
always stop any time I<br />
want to… can’t I??<br />
noot 1<br />
noot 2<br />
betting / gambling = wedden / gokken<br />
bookmaker = iemand bij wie je weddenschappen kunt afsluiten<br />
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