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Here are the answers.What are the questions? 1.History 2.Susan’s father 3.In old buildings and monuments 4.Avebury 5.Not far fro

Here are the answers.What are the questions?

1.History
2.Susan’s father
3.In old buildings and monuments
4.Avebury
5.Not far from the city of Bath
6.It is about 32 kilometres from Stonehenge
7.The largest stone circles in Britain.
8.98 stones

1 What are you studying at the University?
2 Who teaches you archeology?
3 What are you interested in?
4 What is the oldest monument?
5 Where is it located?
6 How far is it fromthe Stonehenge?
7 What is Stonehenge?

Ответ:

To + Verb = Would like, Would love, love, like, prefer

Объяснение:

Например: I woild like TO drink some tea

Dobriy vecer Nowdays more and more people start thinking about fashion. They say we usually judge strangers by the clothes they wear, because it is the only thing we know about them.

To begin with, you clothes reflect your social status. It goes without saying that if you are a business lady you should be dressed appropriately. To put it in another way, if a person is a head of a company, it is preferable to him to wear well branded clothes.

Psychologically, people spend so much time on fashion and buying clothes to forget about different life problems. That is tosay, shopping for clothes can be a good therapy in case of life troubles. However, it is not worth a sacrifice if you are a shopoholic and buy everything you see; the feeling of style and good taste are surely important.

As opposed to above ideas, some people argue that our clothes should be similar to our soul, and that it is not necessary to spend amounts of money on designer clothes. However, I am inclined to believe that fashionable clothes reflect our soul greatly, besides it is extremely good-looking.

All in all, fashion is an inseparable part of our life and there are no bad points in purchasing expensive designer clothes if you can afford it.

ГДЗ Английский язык 6 класс (часть 2) Афанасьева. UNIT 4. Step 6. Номер №7

Here are some answers. What are the questions?
1 ) In North America.
2 ) They are Canada and Mexico.
3 ) From the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific.
4 ) No, the weather in different places is different.
5 ) You can find there many kinds of land, for example, there are rocky mountains, great forests and wide grass−lands.
6 ) The Rocky Mountains.
7 ) The Mississippi River.
8 ) More than 300 million people.
9 ) Fifty states.

10 ) It’s Washington, D.C.
11 ) They mean District of Columbia.
12 ) New York City.

ГДЗ Английский язык 6 класс (часть 2) Афанасьева. UNIT 4. Step 6. Номер №7

Решение

Перевод задания
Вот несколько ответов. Какие были вопросы?
1 ) В Северной Америке.
2 ) Это Канада и Мексика.
3 ) От Атлантического океана до Тихого океана.
4 ) Нет, погода в разных местах разная.
5 ) Здесь можно найти много видов земли, например, скалистые горы, огромные леса и обширные луга.
6 ) Скалистые горы.
7 ) Река Миссисипи.
8 ) Более 300 миллионов человек.
9 ) Пятьдесят государств.
10 ) Это Вашингтон, округ Колумбия
11 ) Они имеют в виду округ Колумбия.
12 ) Нью−Йорк.

ОТВЕТ
1 ) Where is the USA situated? − In North America.
2 ) What countries are the USA’s neighbours? − They are Canada and Mexico.
3 ) How far does the country extend from east to west? − From the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific.
4 ) Is the weather the same in different places? − No, the weather in different places is different.
5 ) What kinds of land can you find in the USA? − You can find there many kinds of land, for example, there are rocky mountains, great forests and wide grass−lands.
6 ) What are the highest mountains there? − The Rocky Mountains.
7 ) What is the longest river there? − The Mississippi River.
8 ) How many people live in the US? − More than 300 million people.
9 ) How many states are there? − Fifty states.

Here are the answers. Write the questions to them.

1. Hockey is a very attractive game.

2. A football team consists of 11 players.

4. Cricket is the first game in the

5. Climbing is one of the most

6. Field hockey is played during summer.

7. Football is popular in schools, colleges and universities.

8. Horseball is a game played on horseback where a ball is handled and points are

9. Sambo is a Russian martial art and combat sport.

10. The marathon is a long-distance running event with an official distance

1. Hockey is a very attractive game.

Why is hockey a very attractive game?

2. A football team consists of 11 players.

3. Men are more interested in sport than women.

Who is more interested in sport?

4. Cricket is the fairest game in the world.

Which is the fairest game in the world?

5. Climbing is one of the most dangerous sports.

What kind of sports is climbing?

6. Field hockey is played during summer.

When is field hockey played?

7. Football is popular in schools, colleges and universities.

Where is football popular?

8. Horseball is a game played on horseback where a ball is handled and points are scored by shooting it through a high net.

How is horseball played?

9. Sambo is a Russian martial art and combat sport.

Whose martial art and combat sport is sambo?

10. The marathon is a long-distance running event with an official distance of 42.195 kilometres.

How long is an official distance of the marathon?

Exercise 8. Here are the answers. What are the questions?

At the age of 5.

To a junior school.

For the education in private schools.

English, Literature, Music, Art, Drama.

For 2 further years.

A chance to enter the University.

Exercise 9. Complete the sentences:

1. The system of education in Great Britain includes…

2. Pre-schooleducation in England begins at….

3. Compulsory primary educationbegins at the age of …

4. When they are 7 pupils move to a ….

5. Most of children go to state …

6. Only a small proportion of them …..

7. The most notable Public schools are …

8. The fees are high and only some ….

9. Besides, parents can take their sons and daughters to …

10. Grammar schools prepare pupils for …

11. After finishing such a Modern school a pu­pil becomes…

Exercise 10. Answer the questions:

1. What stages does the system of education in Great Britain consist of?

2. At what age does the pre-school education begin in England?

3. At what age does the compulsory primary education begin in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?

4. What subjects are taught in the infant school?

5. How long does the junior school last?

6. What subjects do the pupils study there?

7. What’s the difference between State school and Private school?

8. At what age does the secondary education begin in England?

9. What types of secondary schools are there?

10. What education do Grammar and Modern schools provide?

11. What are the most famous Public schools in England?

12. What exams must be taken to enter the University?

Exercise 11. Tell about the system of education in Great Britain using some key-words:

Pre-school education, primary education (in­fantschool andjuniorschool), secondary education (Comprehensiveschools, Grammarschools, Grammarschools), General Certificate of Education

Text 2

TYPES OF SCHOOLS

IN GREAT BRITAIN

Exercise 1. Read and translate the text.

English children must go to school when they are five, first to infant schools where they learn first steps in reading, writing and using numbers. Young children are divided into two groups according to their mental abilities. The curriculum for “strong” and “weak” groups is different, which is the beginning of future education contrasts.

When children leave infant school, at the age of seven, they go to junior schools until they are about eleven. Their school subjects include English, arithmetic, history, geography, nature study, swimming, music, art, religious instruction and organized games.

The junior classroom often looks rather like a workshop, especially when the pupils are working in groups making models or doing other practical work.

The secondary technical school, in spite of its name, is not a specialized school. It teaches many general subjects. Boys and girls in technical schools study such practical subjects as woodwork, metalwork, needlework, shorthand (stenography) and typing. Not more than two per cent of schoolchildren in Britain go to technical schools.

The grammar school is a secondary school taking about 3% of children offering a full theoretical secondary education including foreign languages, and students can choose which subjects and languages they wish to study. In most of them there are food, chemistry and physics laboratories. The majority (80 or 85%) of grammar school students, mainly children of poorer families, leave school after taking a five-year course. Then they may take the General Certificate of Secondary Education at an ordinary level. The others continue their studies for another two or three years to obtain the General Certificate of Secondary Education at the advanced level, which allows them to enter a university.

The comprehensive school combines in one school the courses of all three types of secondary schools; so the pupils can study any subject which is taught in these schools. Their number is growing; there are more than two thousand of them now. They are of different types; all of them preserve some form of streaming, but pupils may be moved from one stream to another. Comprehensive schools take over 90 % of schoolchildren in Great Britain.

The comprehensive school is the most popular type of school, for it provides education for children from all strata.

There are many schools in Britain which are not controlled financially by the state. They are private schools, separate for boys and girls, and the biggest and most important of them are public schools charging high fees and training young people for political, diplomatic, military and religious service.

The doors of Oxford and Cambridge, the best English universities, are open to the public school-leavers.

Other non-state schools which charge fees are independent and preparatory schools. Many of independent schools belong to churches. Schools of this type prepare their pupils for public schools.

References

infant school— школа для детей от 5 до 7 лет (является частью обязательной средней школы)

junior school— начальная школа (начальные классы средней школы для детей от 7 до 10 лет)

(the) Eleven Plus Examinations-экзамен, сдаваемый ранее детьми по окончании начальной школы, в возрас­те около 11 лет (использовался для отбора учащихся в «граммати­ческие» школы, «технические» школы или «современные» школы; подобная процедура используется и сейчас некоторыми местными органами образования)

modern school— «современная» школа (государствен­ная средняя школа, дающая неакадемическое образование с прак­тическим уклоном; не дает права на поступление в университет)

technical school— «техническая» школа (средняя шко­ла, дающая образование, в основном, с техническим уклоном; дает право на поступление в университет)

grammar school— «грамматическая» школа (государ­ственная или частная средняя школа для детей с 11 до 18 лет, предо­ставляющая сильное классическое образование; дает право на по­ступление в университет)

the General Certificate of Secondary Education— аттестат о среднем образовании нового об­разца (введен с 1988 года)

the General Certificate of Secondary Education at the ordinary level-аттестат о среднем образовании обычного уровня или экзамены, сда­ваемые по основным предметам, обычно в возрасте 15 или 16 лет (не дает права на поступление в университет)

the General Certificate of Secondary Education at the advanced level-аттестат о среднем образовании продвинутого уровня или экзаме­ны на него, сдаваемые через два года после экзаменов обычного уров­ня (дает право на поступление в университет)

comprehensive school— «всеобщая» средняя шко­ла (государственная школа для детей, проживающих в одном райо­не и сочетающая в себе классический, технический и неакадемичес­кий типы среднего образования)

public school— частная школа (платная школа для де­тей от 11 (или 13) до 18 лет; многие частные школы Великобрита­нии имеют многовековые традиции и готовят своих выпускников к поступлению в лучшие университеты страны; часто являются шко­лами раздельного для юношей и девушек образования; название «public school» («общественная школа») восходит к тому времени, когда школы этого типа впервые стали принимать детей не только из близлежащих местностей)

independent school— независимая школа (то же, что платная или негосударственная школа)

preparatory school— подготовительная школа (плат­ная школа для детей от 7 до 13 лет; может входить в состав так назы­ваемой частной школы (public school) или существовать отдельно)

Vocabulary

schooling-школьное образование

state school- государственная школа

mental abilities- умственные способности

organized games- зд.: физкультура

to be divided into streams- разделяться на потоки

elementary school- начальная школа

to leave school – заканчивать школу

stratum (pl. strata) – социальный слой

private school – платная школа

Exercise 2. True or false:

1.English children must go to school when they are five.

2.Young children are divided into two groups according to their standard of living.

3.The junior classroom often looks rather like a shop.

5.Usually these examinations should reveal not so much what a child has learned at school, but his mental abilities.

6.Modern schools provide complete secondary education.

7.Some modern schools do not teach foreign languages.

8.The grammar school is a secondary school offering a full theoretical secondary education including foreign languages.

9.The comprehensive school combines in one school the courses of all three types of secondary schools.

10.The doors of Oxford and Cambridge, the best English universities, are open to all school-leavers.

Exercise 3. Explain the meaning of the following words:

Start like this: Infant school is a school for children between the ages of 5 and 7. It is a part of compulsory secondary school.

Infant school, junior school, modern school, technical school, grammar school, comprehensive school, public school, independent school, preparatory school.

Exercise 4. Discussion

1. Name the main stages of English schooling and say if they correspond to the stages of schooling in our country.

2. Discuss the idea of streaming young children and of the Eleven Plus examination.

3. Speak on differences in education provided by different types of school in Britain. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each type.

4. Say if you are for or against private educational establishments. Give you reasons.

Английский язык 5 класс (рабочая тетрадь) Афанасьева. UNIT Four. III. Use of English+. Номер №17

Here are some answers. What are the why−questions?
Example:
Because it is very important.
Why are you telling me about it?
1 ) Because I love ballet.
2 ) Because little kittens drink milk.
3 ) Because she is a famous musician.
4 ) Because canaries sing very well.
5 ) Because I’m collecting model cars.
6 ) Because they are so easy to train.
7 ) Because I don’t know how to draw a guinea pig.
8 ) Because there are a lot of famous paintings in this gallery.

Английский язык 5 класс (рабочая тетрадь) Афанасьева. UNIT Four. III. Use of English+. Номер №17

Решение

Перевод задания
Вот несколько ответов. Какие вопросы «почему»?
Пример:
Потому что это очень важно.
Почему ты мне об этом рассказываешь?
1 ) Потому что я люблю балет.
2 ) Потому что маленькие котята пьют молоко.
3 ) Потому что она известный музыкант.
4 ) Потому что канарейки поют очень хорошо.
5 ) Потому что я собираю модели автомобилей.
6 ) Потому что их очень легко тренировать.
7 ) Потому что я не знаю, как нарисовать морскую свинку.
8 ) Потому что в этой галерее много известных картин.

ОТВЕТ
1 ) Because I love ballet. – Why do you go to the opera house?
2 ) Because little kittens drink milk. – Why do you buy milk?
3 ) Because she is a famous musician. – Why do people know her name?
4 ) Because canaries sing very well. – Why do you keep a canary as a pet?
5 ) Because I’m collecting model cars. – Why do you buy many model cars?
6 ) Because they are so easy to train. – Why do dogs perform in the circus?
7 ) Because I don’t know how to draw a guinea pig. – Why don’t you draw a guinea pig?
8 ) Because there are a lot of famous paintings in this gallery. – Why do you want to go to this gallery?

Перевод ответа
1 ) Потому что я люблю балет. − Почему ты ходишь в оперный театр?
2 ) Потому что маленькие котята пьют молоко. − Почему ты покупаешь молоко?
3 ) Потому что она известный музыкант. − Почему люди знают ее имя?
4 ) Потому что канарейки поют очень хорошо. − Почему ты держишь канарейку дома?
5 ) Потому что я собираю модели автомобилей. − Почему ты покупаешь много моделей автомобилей?
6 ) Потому что их так легко тренировать. − Почему собаки выступают в цирке?
7 ) Потому что я не знаю, как нарисовать морскую свинку. − Почему ты не рисуешь морскую свинку?
8 ) Потому что в этой галерее много известных картин. − Почему вы хотите пойти в эту галерею?