Učenici osmih razreda u Srbiji danas su polagali test iz srpskog jezika, čime je počela mala matura
Sva tri testa se polažu od 9 do 11 sati, a rešenja će biti objavljena nešto posle podneva
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Učenici osmih razreda širom Srbije završili su danas polaganje testa iz srpskog, odnosno maternjeg jezika, čime je zvanično otvoren trodnevni ispitni rok ovogodišnje male mature. Vremena za predah, međutim, nema - već sutra ih čeka tradicionalno najstresniji test iz matematike, dok je sreda rezervisana za izabrani predmet. Evo šta su nam učenici izdvojili kao nešto što im je bilo problematično na današnjem testu iz srpskog jezika, prvog dana male mature.
Iako deo đaka samouvereno ističe da misli da su dobro uradili test, za mnoge su pojedina pitanja predstavljala veliki izazov. Glavna zamerka osmaka odnosi se na to da su ponuđeni odgovori u testu bili prilično komplikovani i nejasni, zbog čega u nekim situacijama nisu znali šta tačno treba da zaokruže.
Ovo su rešenja testa iz srpskog jezika na maloj maturi .
Šta je đacima u Beogradu bilo najteže
Kada je reč o književnosti, učenici su morali da pokažu poznavanje poznatih lektira, pa su se tako na testu našli Sterijina "Pokondirena tikva" (u 17. zadatku) i epska pesma "Ropstvo Janković Stojana".
Od đaka se tražilo da prepoznaju stilske figure u strofi pesme Miroslava Antića, a na testu su se našle i jedna novela o sličicama, kao i kanadska književnica Margaret Atvud. Iz oblasti gramatike, 3. zadatak je zahtevao dopisivanje zavisnih rečenica, prepoznavanje značenja padeža i glagolskih oblika. Pored toga, na testu je proveravano i pisanje velikog i malog slova, kao i poznavanje značenja manje poznatih reči.
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Od đaka se tražilo da prepoznaju stilske figure u strofi pesme Miroslava Antića
Kako su za "Blic" rekli učenici OŠ "Drinka Pavlović" prvi zadatak u testu je velikoj većini bio najteži, a pojedinim đacima je književnost zadala više muka nego gramatika.
- Mene je prvi zadatak iznenadio jer je u pitanju bio tekst za koji nikad nisam čuo. A tražilo se da znaju kada je pisac objavio zbirku pesama. Meni su teški bili i 2, 17, 19. i 20. zadatak - kaže jedan mali maturant iz ove osnovne škole za "Blic".
Takođe, prepoznavanje značenja pojedinih reči zahtevalo je dublje razmišljanje.
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"Meni su pitanja bila laka, ali i iz književnosti"
- U 10. zadatku se tražilo prepoznavanje značenja reči "snebivajući se" na osnovu više sličnih ponuđenih odgovora 'klanjati se', 'smeškati se', 'ustručavati se', 'predstavljati se' . Sada znam da je trebalo izabrati 'ustručavati se', ali sam ja izabrala 'predstavljati se' -kaže nam jedna učenica.
Šta je đacima u Beogradu bilo lako
Sa druge strane, gramatika je većini đaka bila uglavnom u redu i znatno lakša za rešavanje .
Pitanja iz pravopisa, konkretno 12. zadatak koji se ticao pisanja velikog i malog slova, ocenjena su kao laka.
- Meni su ta pitanja bila laka, ali i iz književnosti. Sve smo ti imali u zbirkama, pa ko se vredno pripremao, ni pitanja iz književnosti nisu predstavljala problem jer nije bilo ničeg novog i znalo se šta će od gradiva doći na testu - kaže za "Blic" učenica ove škole.
Osmacima u Novom sadu najteže Ropstvo Janković Stojana
Učenici osmog razreda Osnovne škole "Petefi Šandor" u Novom Sadu gotovo svi su saglasni - najteži su bili zadaci koji podrazumevaju čitanje i razumevanje teksta, konkretno 18. i 20. zadatak.
Ulaskom u prvi sat od početka testa, đaci su u manjim grupicama ili pojedinačno krenuli da izlaze iz škole. Odmah navode da su većim delom zadovoljni urađenim, a najviše su ih namučili zadaci pri kraju testa.
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Petefi Šandor, Novi Sad
- Išla sam na pripreme iz sva tri predmeta, probne testove sam super uradila, ali moram reći da je bilo dosta teško. Najteže su mi pali zadaci gde je trebala da se uradi analiza teksta, ali verujem da će mi hemija biti najteža - priča za "Blic" Hana koja planira da upiše gimnaziju, a već zna da će studirati arhitekturu.
Sa njom se slaže i Aleksandar koji navodi da su najteži bili 18. i 20. zadatak jer je bilo teško odlučiti se za tačan odgovor.
- Ropstvo Janković Stojana mi je bilo najteže, jer je bilo više odgovora da se zaokruži, šta se tumači u tom tekstu. Bio mi je težak i 20. zadatak, ali nisam zapamtio kako glasi - navodi ovaj osmak koji planira da upiše Vojnu gimnaziju.
Da je test bio sličan probnom potvrđuje Aleksej, koji navodi da su mu izrazito teški bili zadaci koji podrazumevaju čitanje i razumevanje epskih dela, jer ima dosta turcizama koje nije lako razumeti.
Đake iz Niša namučila književnost i epski tekst
U OŠ Radoje Domanović iz Niša završni test je polagalo 86 đaka . Učenik S.Đ. kaže da test "nije bio baš težak" iako su bile "neke komplikacije oko nekih zadataka".
- Najteži mi je bio 20. zadatak jer je ujedno bio i najduži. U u pitanju je tekst iz nekog odlomka a trebalo je da objasnimo ponašanje junaka iz priče. Sve sam uradio, zadovoljan sam što sam skoro sve znao. Spremao sam s…
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