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Английский язык ENJOY ENGLISH Английский с удовольствием 6 класс Биболетова. SECTION 2. Animals in the City. Номер №40

Английский язык ENJOY ENGLISH Английский с удовольствием 6 класс Биболетова. SECTION 2. Animals in the City. Номер №40

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Перевод задания
Напишите эссе о гигантской панде. Используйте вопросы и заметки в качестве руководства. Найдите информацию в Интернете.
Где она живет?
в Китае; в последнее время панда − герб страны; Символ WWF с 1961 года.
Как она выглядит?
белый; большие черные пятна вокруг глаз, над ушами и по всему телу.
Что она ест?
бамбук (можно съесть 18 − 38 кг бамбука в день); в зоопарках − мед, яйца, рыба, апельсины, бананы.
Что еще вы знаете о животном?
Что еще вы знаете о животном?
Почему панда − животное, находящееся под угрозой исчезновения?
вырубка бамбуковых лесов

Перевод ответа
Гигантская панда обитает в Китае. В последнее время панда является эмблемой страны и символом Всемирного фонда дикой природы с 1961 года. Гигантская панда белого цвета с большими черными пятнами вокруг глаз, над ушами и по всему телу. Она ест бамбук и может съесть 18 − 38 кг бамбука в день. В зоопарках панды едят мед, яйца, рыбу, апельсины, бананы. Они могут хорошо лазить по деревьям. Но гигантская панда находится под угрозой исчезновения из−за вырубки бамбуковых лесов.

ОГЭ: соответствие утверждений тексту – задание 23

Прочитайте текст. Определите, какие из приведенных ниже утверждений соответствуют содержанию текста (True), какие не соответствуют (False) и о чем в тексте не сказано, т.е. на основании текста нельзя дать ни положительного, ни отрицательного ответа (Not Stated).

Giant pandas

Giant pandas are peaceful creatures with a characteristic black and white coat. They are adored by the world and considered a national treasure in China.

The rarest member of the bear family, pandas live in bamboo forests high in the mountains in central China. These high bamboo forests are cool and wet — just as pandas like it. Pandas once lived in lowland areas, but farming, forest clearing, and other development made them move to the mountains.

The giant panda has a body typical of bears. It has black fur on ears, muzzle, legs, and shoulders. The rest of the animal’s coat is white. The panda’s thick, wooly coat keeps it warm in the cool forests. Although scientists do not know why these unusual bears are black and white, some suppose that such coloring provides effective camouflage and helps them hide in snowy and rocky mountains.

Giant pandas have large teeth and strong jaw muscles for crushing tough bamboo. Many people find these heavy, clumsy animals very cute, but giant pandas can be as dangerous as any other bear. Also these bears are excellent tree-climbers and swimmers despite their big weight.

A wild giant panda’s diet is very simple. It’s almost only bamboo. They very rarely eat other grasses, small animals or birds. At the same time in zoos, giant pandas are fed bamboo, sugar, rice, special biscuits, carrots, apples, and sweet potatoes. Millions of Zoo visitors enjoy watching giant pandas eat. A panda usually eats while sitting upright, in a pose that is similar to how humans sit on the floor. It’s a very funny sight. Children love it.

The bear also has a special meaning for World Wildlife Fund an international organization that tries to protect our planet from eco catastrophes. The panda has been WWF’s logo since its founding in 1961. The idea for the WWF logo came from Chi-Chi: a giant panda that had arrived at the London Zoo the same year WWF was created. WWF’s founders realized the need for a strong, recognizable symbol that would overcome all language barriers. They agreed that the big, wooly animal with her appealing, black eyes would make an excellent logo. The design of the logo been modernized over the past four decades, but the giant panda’s unique features remain an integral part of WWF’s dear and unmistakable symbol.

The giant panda is listed as endangered in the Red List of Threatened Species. There are only about 1,000 giant pandas left in the wild and perhaps 100 pandas live in zoos. Much of what we know about pandas comes from study of these zoo animals, because their wild cousins like privacy and it’s not easy to observe and study them.

Much remains to be learned about the secret lives of these elusive animals, and every new discovery helps scientists in their battle to save this species.

1) Pandas prefer to live in a warm climate.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

2) There is a theory why panda’s fur is black and white.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

3) There is no reason to be afraid of wild pandas.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

4) In zoos pandas eat more varied food than in the wild.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

5) Zoo visitors are allowed to feed pandas.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

6) London Zoo became home to Chi-Chi in 1961.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

7) The design of the WWF logo never changed.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

8) It’s necessary to have special equipment to study pandas.

1. True
2. False
3. Not stated

1) – False
2) – True
3) – False
4) – True
5) – Not Stated
6) – True
7) – False
8) – Not Stated

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Гигантские панды, встречающиеся только в Китае, являются одними из самых редких в мире видов. Около 1600 особей осталось в дикой
природе и еще 200 живут в неволе. Самка панды рожает в среднем лишь около 7 детенышей (дети панды) в течение своей жизни. Вот почему крайне важно, чтобы мы защитили этих красивых животных.
В апреле 2006 года четырехлетний самец Панды, которого называли Сян Сян был выпущен на волю. Он был первым из панд, выращенным в неволе и которого выпустили на волю. Это было более чем через 40 лет после рождения первой гигантской панды в неволе. Сян Сян, означает «везунчик», ученые установили ему радио воротник и могли следить за его передвижениями. Когда его отпустили, он лаял, как злая собака и бежал к фотографам, прежде чем отправиться в лес!
Сян Сян начал тренироваться, чтобы быть как дикие панды в возрасте от двух лет, он был отправлен в Панда центр в заповедник Волонге, где живут более ста панд (более половины панд в неволе!). Родина Сян Сяна началась с пяти акров открытого пространства. Позже он отправился на гораздо большую площадь, что больше походило на естественную среду обитания панды. Там, Сян Сян научился строить место, чтобы жить и питаться бамбуком. Он начал становиться агрессивными по отношению к людям и шуметь как дикая панда. Кроме того, его здоровье улучшилось и у него появилось больше энергии.
Территория вокруг заповедника Волонге является крупнейшей средой обитания гигантских панд в мире. Ученые будут работать, пока панды еще живут в этой области, затем они выпускают эту стаю в дикую природу. Сян Сян был выпущен в западном конце заповедника Волонге. Там он сможет встретиться с другими пандами. Однако будут ли они дружить с ним или нет? Если это так, то в будущем панды появятся в восьми или десяти разных местах. План состоит в том, чтобы удвоить количество панд в дикой природе, выпустив около 15 панд каждый год.
Ученые надеются, что многие панды, такие как Сян Сян будут выпущены обратно в их естественную среду обитания. Однако среда обитания гигантской панды сокращается все больше и больше из-за вырубки леса для древесины и сельского хозяйства. Это является самой большой угрозой для всех панд. По этой причине, китайское правительство решило защитить 28 природных территорий. Они также создали центры, такие как научно-исследовательская база Чэнду. Эта научно-исследовательская база начала с шести панд, среда обитания которых была уничтожена. Сегодня она содержит 33 панды, и они планируют некоторых из них отпустить в дикую природу в будущем.
Важно разводить панд и выпускать их в дикую природу. Однако защита их среды обитания является наиболее важным шагом. Это единственный способ убедиться, что они выживут.

1 Сян Сян был первой пандой.
А Не родилась в дикой природе.
В освобождённой после 40 лет в неволе.
С которая жила в лесу.
D родившаяся в неволе, а затем ее выпустили в дикую природу.

2 радио воротник.
А Говорит ученому, где находится Сян Сян.
В играет музыку.
С заставляет Сян Сян лаять.
D фотографирует.

3 Ученые заповедника Волонге будут.
А Уменьшать количество панд.
В выпускать определенное количество панд.
С больше панд из областей
D возьмут больше панд в неволе.

4 Что из перечисленного ниже вы можете не найти в Панда центре?
А Более 100 панд
В Открытые пространства
С Бамбук
D диких панд

5 Наибольшую опасность для панд представляют:
А Китайское правительство.
В сельское хозяйство.
С уменьшение среды обитания.
D ученые.

6 База исследований Чэнду.
А Является естественной средой для панд.
В имеет 28 безопасных районов для панд.
С там есть только 6 панд.
D имеет гораздо больше панд, чем когда он был впервые открыт.

7 Очень важно.
А Найти больше панд.
В отпустить панд в дикую природу.
С защитить среду обитания панды.
D остановить сохранение панд в неволе.
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Тигр движется по своей территории в одиночку и охотится ночью. Используя свое острое зрение и слух, а также мощный сольный запах, он подкрадывается к своей добыче украдкой. Его полосы помогают замаскировать его нос в высокой траве. Он может очень быстро бегать на короткие расстояния и может прыгать до 3 метров одним прыжком!
К сожалению, только несколько сотен амурских тигров осталось в России, и еще меньше в Китае и Северной Корее. Мы все должны собраться вместе, чтобы защитить амурского тигра и места его обитания.
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А: Итак, я запишу рыбалку в качестве первого выбора. Можете ли вы сказать мне о втором выборе на всякий случай?
B: Хорошо. Природоведение тогда, пожалуйста.
А: Да, я думаю, что это вся информация, которая нам нужна. Можете ли вы дать мне контактный номер телефона, пожалуйста? Как только у нас появится дополнительная информация, мы позвоним вам.
B: Да, конечно. 7397087.
А: Это здорово. Спасибо за звонок.
B: Хорошо, до свидания.
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Прокомментируйте следующее заявление:
Вырубка деревьев может принести пользу, но она также имеет довольно много недостатков.
Что вы можете сказать за и против вырубки деревьев? Напишите 120-180 слов с использованием плана.
Параграф 1 Введение (состояние проблемы)
Параграф 2 Аргументы «за»
Пункт 3 Аргументы «против»
Параграф 4 Заключение
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Дайте в 2 минутах разговор о вымирающих видах. Не забудьте сказать:
• Какие виды
• там, где он живет
• почему это угрозой
• что мы можем сделать, чтобы помочь
Вы должны говорить в течение 1,5-2 минут. Ваш партнер будет слушать, пока вы не закончите. Затем он/она будет задать вам несколько вопросов.
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Read the article, then choose the correct answer (А, В, С or D) for questions 1-7.

Giant pandas, found only in China, are one of the world’s most endangered species. There are only about 1600 left in the wild and another 200 in captivity. The female panda has an average of only about 7 cubs (baby pandas) in her lifetime. This is why it is extremely important that we protect these beautiful animals.
In April 2006, a four-year-old male panda called Xiang Xiang was released into the wild. He was the first panda bom in captivity to be set free. This was more than 40 years after the birth of the first giant panda in captivity. Xiang Xiang, whose name means lucky’, has a radio collar so scientists can follow his movements. When released, he barked like an angry dog and ran towards photographers before heading into the forest!
Xiang Xiang began training to be a wild panda from the age of two, He was raised at the Panda Centre in the Wolong Nature Reserve where more than a hundred pandas live (more than half of the pandas in captivity!). Xiang Xiang’s habitat training began in a five acre open space. He later went to a much larger area that was more like a natural panda habitat. There, Xiang Xiang learned to build a place to live and to eat bamboo. He started to become aggressive towards humans and make noises like a wild panda. Also, his health improved and he began to have more energy.

The area around the Wolong Nature Reserve is the largest giant panda habitat in the world. Scientists will work out how many more pandas can live in this area, then they will release that number into the wild. Xiang Xiang was released into the western end of the Wolong Nature Reserve. There, he may meet other pandas. However, will they befriend him or not? If they do, then in the future pandas will be released in eight or ten different locations. The plan is to double the number of pandas in the wild by releasing around 15 each year.
Conservationalists hope many more pandas like Xiang Xiang will be released back into their natural habitat. However, the giant panda’s habitat has been shrinking more and more due to deforestation for wood and farming. This is the greatest threat of all to pandas. For this reason, the Chinese government has decided to protect 28 natural areas. They have also set up centres like the Chengdu Research Base. This research base started with six pandas whose habitat had been destroyed. Today it has 33 and they plan to reintroduce some of them to the wild in the future.
It is important to breed pandas and to release them into the wild. However, protecting their habitat is the most important step. This is the only way to make sure they survive.

Siberian tiger
With its bright stripes and loud roar, the Siberian tiger is truly an impressive animal. Indigenous to eastern Russia, north-east China and parts of North Korea, the Siberian tiger can reach a length of 286 cm which makes it the largest tiger alive.
Siberian tigers are fierce predators and primarily hunt wild boar and elk. Due to the fact that their prey is found across wide areas, the Siberian tiger requires large territories to survive. An adult male cat will roam a territory up to 1,000 km2.
The tiger moves through its territory alone and hunts at night. Using its keen vision and hearing along with a powerful solo of smell, it sneaks up on its prey stealthily. Its stripes help camouflage it nose the tall grass. It can run extremely fast over short distances and can leap 3 metres in a single bound!
Unfortunately, there are only a few hundred Siberian tigers left in Russia and even fewer in China and North Korea. We all need to come together to protect the Siberian tiger and its habitat.

TAPESCRIPT
A: Good afternoon, Greenleaf Conservation, how may I help you?
B: Hello, I’ve just read an advert about your conservation camps for teenagers and I would like to come this summer, please.
A: That’s great! Could I just have your name, please?
B: Yes, my name is Andrew Kelly. That’s K-E-L-L-Y.
A: Okay. and how old are you, Andrew?
B: I’m sixteen.
A: Right, that’s fine. and have you decided which camp programme you would like to take part in?
B: Err. yes, it’s the one that starts on 6th July and finishes on 3rd August.
A: Right, just a moment because I think that one is quite popular this year. no, it’s OK, we still have a few places left!
B: Oh, that’s great!
A: Now, you probably read in the advert that you can choose a special activity. Which would you like to do?
B: Err. what choices are there?
A: At the moment there’s archery, fishing, building a bird nesting box or nature lessons.
B: Oh, well. err. fishing I think.
A: Ok, so I’ll put fishing down as your first choice. Can you give me a second choice too just in case?
B: Ok. nature lessons then please.
A: Right, I think that’s all the information we need for now. Can you give me a contact telephone number, please? As soon as we have more information we’ll give you a call.
B: Yes, sure. It’s 7397087.
A: That’s great. Thanks for calling.
B: OK, goodbye.

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Falling Stars: 10 of the Most Famous Endangered Species

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They’re known as “charismatic megafauna” for a reason. These endangered animals ooze star power, a factor that conservationists have capitalized on in order to fund projects to protect them (and, often by default, the other organisms that share their complex ecosystems). People are far more likely to donate money to save an adorable panda or a magnificent tiger than they are to drop some shekels on preserving the limbless worm skink or the Gerlach’s cockroach. However, skinks and roaches are integral participants in their ecosystems as well and just as deserving of assistance as their flashier compatriots. You might then consider the animals on this list the A-listers whose box office draw finances the continued existence of the lesser-known character actors who inhabit the same environments. And if the concept of trickle-down conservation sticks in your craw, get to work on that “save the Gerlach’s cockroach” Kickstarter campaign. I’d donate. Maybe.

giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)

Everyone loves a panda…they might be the kitschiest animal humanity has driven to the brink of extinction yet. From stuffed animals to martial arts-trained CGI abominations, we just can’t seem to get enough of the bi-colored beasts. Though their “aww factor” may verge on the cloying, it hasn’t been without effect. China, which is home to the remaining wild population of fewer than 2,500 individuals, has since the late 1980s instituted more stringent habitat protections and poaching has all but ceased. Their status is still tenuous, though. Their range is fragmented and they are still subject to disease, occasional predation, and starvation when large swathes of the bamboo on which they feed completes its life cycle and dies.

tiger (Panthera tigris)

William Blake’s “forests of the night,” the stalking grounds of the six subspecies of tiger, are burning bright. Slash-and-burn agriculture, along with logging, and human encroachment, have hugely diminished the habitat available to these felines, which require extensive ranges capable of supporting the large herbivores that constitute the bulk of their diets. Poaching—for trophies and body parts used in Asian “medicine” —is thought to pose the greatest threat to tigers. Probably fewer than 4,000 are left in the wild. In 2014, China explicitly outlawed the consumption of endangered species, including tigers, whose bones, penises, and other organs are superstitiously believed to have magical curative powers.

whooping crane (Grus americana)

In 1938, the first year a population survey was conducted, only 29 whooping cranes remained in the wild. Three years later, only 16 were left. Hunting and reduction of their wetland habitat had vitiated the population and concerted efforts to salvage remnant birds did not being until the late 1960s. Today, there are over 400 birds, thanks in large part to innovative breeding programs. Though a plan that involved transferring whooping crane eggs to the nests of related sandhill cranes for fostering ultimately failed, captive rearing and reintroduction have established two wild populations in Florida, one of which has been taught to migrate to Wisconsin. Neither is self-sustaining. The only self-sustaining population migrates between Alberta, Canada, and Texas, U.S.

blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus)

There are fewer than 25,000 blue whales, the largest animals on the planet. Comprising several subspecies, blue whales are found in all of the world’s oceans save the Arctic. The current population is thought to have been reduced by up to 90% by whaling in the 20th century. Commercial hunting of the species was ultimately banned in 1966. The National Marine Fisheries Service of the U.S. spelled out a recovery plan in 1998. It stipulated the maintenance of photo databases of individual specimens and the collection of genetic and migration data in order to better understand the species, which remains at risk from ship collisions and entanglement in fishing nets.

Asian elephant (Elephas maximus)

The IUCN’s best guess on the current population of Asian elephants, which inhabit 13 countries, is around 40,000–50,000. That number may be far lower; some regions inhabited by the lumbering pachyderms are inaccessible due to the terrain or to political volatility. Over 50% of the population is concentrated in India. The burgeoning human population there—and elsewhere in Asia—creates conflicts for space and resources. And while the tusks of Asian elephants are much smaller than those of their African counterparts, the Asian species is still poached for its ivory, meat, and skin.

sea otter (Enhydra lutris)

The luxurious waterproof coat that insulates sea otters from the chilly waters that they inhabit almost led to its extinction. A target of the commercial fur trade, the species was almost wiped out, with only some 2,000 of an estimated 300,000 left by 1911. That year, an international ban on commercial hunting was enacted. Though that ban, along with management and conservation measures taken in the wake of the 1972 Marine Mammal Protection Act, have helped populations recover to perhaps a third of their earlier numbers, they are highly vulnerable to both natural phenomena such as killer whale predation and to anthropogenic factors such as oil spills.

snow leopard (Panthera uncia)

Though it’s called a leopard—and certainly resembles a frosted version of those spotted habitués of more equatorial regions—the snow leopard is actually more closely related to the tiger, at least per genetic analysis. Probably fewer than 6,500 remain in the wild, though due to the remote mountainous terrain preferred by the species, and its elusive nature, data is hard to come by. The largest populations are in China and Mongolia, with significant populations in India and Kyrgyzstan as well. Its natural prey include blue sheep and ibex, but in some areas, it is heavily dependent on domestic animals. The farmers who depend upon the animals shoot the “problem” leopards. Poaching still constitutes a major threat to the species, as does overhunting of its natural prey species.

gorilla (Gorilla beringei andGorilla gorilla)

Depending on who you ask, there are either two species of gorilla, the eastern (Gorilla beringei) and western (Gorilla gorilla), or three subspecies, the eastern lowland, western lowland, and mountain gorillas. Regardless of who you ask, all gorillas are endangered. There are probably only around 220,000 left in the wild. Habitat encroachment and poaching for bushmeat, trophies, and magical talismans have led to substantial losses. Because their social structure is so complex and because they reproduce slowly—with females only giving birth once every four years at best—the removal of even a few individuals from a gorilla troop can catastrophically impact its ability to sustain itself.

Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii)

Between 1996 and 2008, the population of Tasmanian devils dropped some 60% due a contagious cancer known as Devil Facial Tumour Disease. It continues to decimate populations of the species, which only occurs on the Australian island of Tasmania. There may only be 10,000 wild individuals remaining. Captive breeding of uninfected individuals has been instituted and efforts have been made to develop a vaccine for the cancer, which is thought to have stemmed from mutated cells from a single specimen.

orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus)

“Orangutan” is Malaysian for “person of the forest.” Though morphologically they may resemble melted Muppets more than people, their sophisticated cognitive abilities are very human indeed. Like gorillas and chimpanzees, they have been known to use tools. Due in large part to logging and capture for the exotic pet trade, orangutans—restricted to the Southeast Asian islands of Borneo and Sumatra—number fewer than 60,000 per a 2004 study. Unlike other great apes, they are usually solitary or live in groups of fewer than three, making them difficult to track and study.

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Прочитайте текст и переведите (Read the text and translate).

Нужно ЧТОБЫ ПЕРЕВОД БЫЛ ПРАВИЛЬНЫЙ И ПОНЯТНЫЙ Animals in Danger

At present a thousand species are almost extinct because we hunt them or damage their environment.

Here are some of the animals in danger.

The World Wildlife Fund is fighting to save them.

The French priest, Pierre David, was the first European to see a giant panda in China in 1869.

Today the giant panda is one of the rarest species in the world.

There are perhaps only 300 of them left.

It likes to live in bamboo forests, but these are slowly disappearing.

The giant panda can live for up to 20 years, and a big male can weigh 150kilograms.

Животные в опасности

В настоящее время почти тысяча видов вымерла потому что мы охотимся на них или мы разрушаем их окружающую среду

Французский священник был первым европейцемкто увидел гигантскую панду в Китае в 1869.

Сегодня гигантская панда является одним из самых редких видов в мире.

Может быть потому что их осталось всего 300.

Новорожденная панда весит всего 125 граммов и ростом меньше ем 15 см.

Read the text and answer the questions?

Read the text and answer the questions.

People all over the world are moving.

The Country and the CitySome people live in the cityWhere the houses are very tall.

Some peope live in the countryWhere the houses are very small.

But in the country where the houses are small, The gardens are very big.

And in the cities where the houses are tallThere are no gardens at all.

Write a paragraph about the students’ favourite animals?

Write a paragraph about the students’ favourite animals.

Example : There are there people in my questionnaire.

Their names are … Sashsa’s favourit animal is a panda.

It lives in China and it eats bamboo.

THE GIANT PANDAAn endangered species, the giant panda can only be found in the mountain bamboo forests of Western China?

THE GIANT PANDA

An endangered species, the giant panda can only be found in the mountain bamboo forests of Western China.

There are only about 1, 000 wild giant pandas left in the world.

Giant pandas are members of the bear family, and they are mammals.

Even though giant pandas look just like bears, they certainly do not behave like bears.

Their favourite food is bamboo.

Giant pandas must eat a lot of bamboo everyday to get enough nourishment.

In fact, they spend at least 12 hours everyday eating about 33 pounds of bamboo.

However, if they are extremely hungry and bamboo is nowhere to be found, giant pandas may eat grass, fruits, or sometimes, small animals like chicken.

Giant pandas do not live in groups.

They are loners!

They only leave their territory from March to May to look for a mate.

Female giant pandas usually give birth to twins.

Baby giant pandas are very small, blind, pinkish, and weigh about 5 ounces at birth.

Strangely, mother giant pandas tend to choose to raise just one baby and leave the other to die.

Mother giant pandas feed their babies with milk.

A baby giant panda opens its eyes at six to seven weeks.

It starts to learn how to walk when it is about three or four months old.

Mother giant pandas look after their babies for about 18 months.

Once the young is strong enough, it bids farewell to its mother and moves out to live independently.

Пять разнотипных вопросов к тексту.

We live on the Earth?

We live on the Earth.

The sun shines on it.

The rain falls on it the wind blows on it.

The world is all around.

You can see many interesting things in the world.

And keep your eyes open.

The world is full of wonderful things.

What can you see around you.

You can see the blue sky the black night different plants trees and flowers hills and mountains.

You can see seas rivers lakes and waterfalls too all these things are the world.

600 million years old.

Men have lived on the Earth for only 35.

000 years but during this time we have changed our planet in many ways.

Many of the things we have done are good but many more are bad for the Earth.

ПЕРЕВИДИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ТЕКСТ!

REPLACE THE UNDERLINED PRONOUNS IN THE SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT NOUNS OR PHRASES?

REPLACE THE UNDERLINED PRONOUNS IN THE SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT NOUNS OR PHRASES.

1. ( IT ) IS A RARE BLACK AND WHITE ANIMAL.

2. ( THEY ) LIKE PANDAS VERY MUCH.

3. ( THEY ) LIVE IN THE WILD.

4. ( IT ) HAS A HARD STEM.

5. ( IT ) WEIGHS ONLY 125 GRAMS.

6. ( HE ) WANTS TO GO TO THE ZOO TO SEE THE GIANT PANDA THERE.

Помогите найти 10 ключевых предложений из этого текста?

Помогите найти 10 ключевых предложений из этого текста.

People have lived on our planet for many years.

They lived and live on different continents in different countries.

People depend on their planet, on the sun, on animals and plants around them.

Today let’s read and speak about some animals on our planet the Earth.

People have hunted and killed many tigers in India and a lot of elephants in Africa.

Why? Many animals and birds on the Earth are disappear­ing.

Many of them are in danger.

Tigers and elephants are often dangerous animals.

Tigers can kill cows, sheep, other domestic animals and sometimes they can also kill men.

Some people are afraid of tigers and kill them to save their domestic animals and their lives.

But some peo­ple have often hunted tigers for fun and for their beautiful skin.

1 They can easily sell the skin and get a lot of money as the prices2 are high.

The result is very sad.

There are few Indian tigers left on the Earth now.

Many of them are old, sick animals.

Most tigers don’t hunt people nowadays, but hide from them in deep, dark forests.

Or they rather hid there earlier, because there aren’t many forests for tigers nowadays.

People have cut3 down many trees.

And the question is : «Have those animals got a future?

We can ask the same question about African elephants.

They are wonderful animals.

They can help men.

In the 19th centu­ry Africa was full of elephants.

But these days there are not many of them except in African parks.

This is the sad story of Indian tigers and African elephants.

But many less dangerous wild animals and birds are also dis­appearing from the Earth.

Modern life is bad for them.

The air is not fresh.

The water is not clean.

They don’t often have good things to eat and space to live.

You can find their names in the Red Book.

You can find the names of some fish there too.

People must take special care of them.

We must save wild animals.

We must find the right balance between land, people and animals.

We must take care of nature.

1. Прочитайте, переведите, перескажите и задайте пять вопросов разных типов к тексту?

1. Прочитайте, переведите, перескажите и задайте пять вопросов разных типов к тексту.

THE GIANT PANDA An endangered species, the giant panda can only be found in the mountain bamboo forests of Western China.

There are only about 1, 000 wild giant pandas left in the world.

Giant pandas are members of the bear family, and they are mammals.

Even though giant pandas look just like bears, they certainly do not behave like bears.

Their favourite food is bamboo.

Giant pandas must eat a lot of bamboo everyday to get enough nourishment.

In fact, they spend at least 12 hours everyday eating about 33 pounds of bamboo.

However, if they are extremely hungry and bamboo is nowhere to be found, giant pandas may eat grass, fruits, or sometimes, small animals like chicken.

Giant pandas do not live in groups.

They are loners!

They only leave their territory from March to May to look for a mate.

Female giant pandas usually give birth to twins.

Baby giant pandas are very small, blind, pinkish, and weigh about 5 ounces at birth.

Strangely, mother giant pandas tend to choose to raise just one baby and leave the other to die.

Mother giant pandas feed their babies with milk.

A baby giant panda opens its eyes at six to seven weeks.

It starts to learn how to walk when it is about three or four months old.

Mother giant pandas look after their babies for about 18 months.

Once the young is strong enough, it bids farewell to its mother and moves out to live independently.

Нужен пересказ текстаTHE GIANT PANDAAn endangered species, the giant panda can only be found in the mountain bamboo forests of Western China?

Нужен пересказ текста

THE GIANT PANDA

An endangered species, the giant panda can only be found in the mountain bamboo forests of Western China.

There are only about 1, 000 wild giant pandas left in the world.

Giant pandas are members of the bear family, and they are mammals.

Even though giant pandas look just like bears, they certainly do not behave like bears.

Their favourite food is bamboo.

Giant pandas must eat a lot of bamboo everyday to get enough nourishment.

In fact, they spend at least 12 hours everyday eating about 33 pounds of bamboo.

However, if they are extremely hungry and bamboo is nowhere to be found, giant pandas may eat grass, fruits, or sometimes, small animals like chicken.

Giant pandas do not live in groups.

They are loners!

They only leave their territory from March to May to look for a mate.

Female giant pandas usually give birth to twins.

Baby giant pandas are very small, blind, pinkish, and weigh about 5 ounces at birth.

Strangely, mother giant pandas tend to choose to raise just one baby and leave the other to die.

Mother giant pandas feed their babies with milk.

A baby giant panda opens its eyes at six to seven weeks.

It starts to learn how to walk when it is about three or four months old.

Mother giant pandas look after their babies for about 18 months.

Once the young is strong enough, it bids farewell to its mother and moves out to live independently.

Are these statements true or false?

Are these statements true or false?

Correct the false ones

The World Wildlife Fund is an organization fighting to save animals in danger.

2. It uses the whale and the panda as its symbols

At present about ten hundred species are almost extinct.

1) we were waiting for the train on the platform. 2)we ussuslly have a breakfast at 9 o’clock. 7) lf they ho to Kyiv, they will visit many musseums. 8) l will dance if they played my favourite song 9)Go to the kitchen.

Ex 2 1. D 2. E 3. B 4. A 5. F 6. C Ex 3 2. Shorter 3. Bigger 4. Older / Elder 5. Younger 6. More comfortable.

1. Kazakhstan, Astana. 2. very big country 3. Many 4. Kazakh.

1) Great Britain / London 2) busy city 3)8 million 4) english.

1 1) If it (is not) too cold, I (not put) on my coat. 2) I (will write) the composition if you (do not disturb) me. 3) His vocabulary (will increase) greatly if he ( reads) fifty pages. 4) You (will go) to the Philarmonic much more often if you re..

1) used to go swimming 2) was dancing 3) were you laughing 4) used to drink 5) rode 6) was writing 7) was raining 8) used to play 9) Sang 10) was cleaning.

Are is are aren’t are isn’t is aren’t are isn’t is is.

1)I spend the time of my life right 2)The wall is very dense 3)The mouth of the river is its end 4)We make our way through the storm 5)We will win and get the main winning.