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Ostry Dyżur O Kultowym Dramacie Medycznym Ostry Dyżur o kultowym dramacie medycznym Poziom trudności: Średni 1. Którego dnia i roku serial rozpoczął emisję w USA? A - 29 września 1994 B - 22 września 1994 C - 19 września 1994 2. Czy serial "Ostry Dyżur" zakończył już swoją emisję? A - tak B - nie 3. w któym sezonie serialu z obsady odszedł George Clooney A - 4 B - 5 C - 6 4. serialowy Dr Mark Greene zmarł w końcówce 8 sezonu na A - tętniaka mózgu B - białaczki C - nowotwór mózgu 5. dr Kerry Weaver była orientacji: A - homoseksualnej B - heteroseksualnej C - biseksualnej 6. Kto z lekarzy miał psedonium "rakieta"? A - dr Greene B - dr Carter C - dr Romano D - dr Corday Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska 7. Szpital w którym toczyła się akcja serialu to... A - County General Hospital B - Vista Community Hospital C - Mercy Hospital D - Seattle Grace Hospital 8. Głównym producentem Ostrego Dyżuru był... A - Michael Crichton B - John Wells C - Christopher Chulach 9. Która postać pojawiła się we wszystkich sezonach? (od 12 sezonu gościnnie w 2-3 odcinkach serii) A - dr Kerry Weaver (Laura Innes) B - dr John Crater (Noah Wyle) C - dr Peter Benton (Eriq la Selle) 10. dr Luka Kovac jest z pochodzenia A - Gruzinem B - Chorwatem C - Serbem D - Bośniakiem 11. ostatnim szefem Izby Przyjęć była... A - dr Cate Banfield B - dr Susan Lewis C - dr Kerry Weaver 12. Akcja serialu toczy się w A - Nowym Jorku B - Detroit C - Chicago D - Waszyngtonie Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska 13. Dr Deb Chen odeszła w sezonie 11 ( odcinek „Twas In the Night") ponieważ A - uśmierciła pacjenta proszącego o eutanazję B - uśmierciła własnego nieuleczalnie chorego ojca C - nieświadomie podała pacjentowi śmiertelną dawkę leku 14. dr Romano zginął w sezonie 10 w (odcinek Freefall) w wyniku A - katastrofy śmigłowca B - zawału serca C - wypadku karetki 15. Czy dr Gregory Pratt był afroamerykaninem? A - tak B - nie 16. pielęgniarka Carol Hathway zwolniła się z pracy w sezonie 6 (odcinek „Such Sweet Sorrow") ponieważ A - została przełożoną pielęgniarek w innej placówce B - postanowiła rozpocząć studia medyczne w Seatte C - wróciła do ojca swoich dzieci dr Douga Rossa 17. pielęgniarka Sam Taggart miała syna o imieniu A - Alex B - John C - Ray D - Mark 18. Chirurg wystepujący w serialu od 11 sezonu ma na nazwisko A - dr Dubenko B - dr Dabienek C - dr Dubranko 19. Ile sal urazowych było na Izbie Przyjęć? Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska A - 1 B - 5 C - 2 20. Żoną dr Kovaca została A - dr Abby Lockhart B - siostra Sam Taggart C - dr Neela Rasgotra 21. każdy sezon "Ostrego Dyżuru" miał A - 18 odcinków B - 23 odcinki C - 22 odcinki D - 27 odcinków 22. Czy piosenki Metallicy były wykorzystywane w serialu? A - tak w 5, 10 i 15 sezonie B - tak w 5 i 15 sezonie C - nie D - tak w 5 sezonie 23. kto jest autorem tłumaczenia na polski dialogów z serialu? A - Ewa Anna Fiszer B - Elżbieta Gałązka-Salamon C - Andrzej Jagodziński 24. dr Archie Morris jest A - brunetem B - rudy C - blondynem 25. recepcjonista na Izbie Przyjęć - Frank Martin był wczesniej... A - sprzedawcą Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska B - rehabilitantem C - policjantem D - farmaceutą Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska Ostry Dyżur o kultowym dramacie medycznym Poziom trudności: Średni Karta odpowiedzi 1. C 2. A 3. B 4. C 5. A 6. C 7. A 8. A 9. B 10. B 11. A 12. C 13. B 14. A 15. A 16. C 17. A 18. A 19. C 20. A 21. C 22. D 23. B 24. B 25. C Copyright © 1995-2021 Wirtualna Polska.
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