Упр.3 Юнит 1 Step 12 ГДЗ Rainbow English 10 класс
III. Use of English
- Complete the text. Use the appropriate forms of the words in the asterisks.
Jane Smith worked in a primary school. She (1) ______ there since the time she (2) ______ college and met her (3) ______ students. She never (4) ______ the fact that her students were very young (5) ______. Jane (6) ______ absolutely satisfied with her job and (7) ______ that she (8) ______ her lessons with little boys and girls very much. She liked the time they (9) ______ in the classroom. While her pupils (10) ______, drawing or reading she often (11) ______ how wonderful they were. At those moments she was really in harmony with herself.
- Read the text and complete it with the derivatives of the words in the asterisks.
Heart disease leads to four million deaths in Europe each year. Heart attacks sound (1) ______ and they are. Our heart is the most (2) ______ organ in our body. It beats day and night. But (3) ______ it can stop beating: this is a heart attack. The majority of heart attacks are (4) ______. One major factor is diet. (5) ______ say that things we eat are often (6) ______. They contain too much fat, sugar and salt. All these can lead to heart diseases. Stress, anger, little exercise also (7) ______ the heart. But the worst thing of all is (8) ______.
- Read the text and choose the appropriate words to complete it.
J. K. Rowling is the author of the “Harry Porter” series. She is internationally famous. Her books have been sold over 377 (1) ______ copies worldwide. Rowling is one of (2) ______ writers of our time. In 2006 Forbes (3) ______ her the second richest female entertainer in the world. How did she get there? As a child, Rowling (4) ______ writing stories. She was good (5) ______ languages and didn’t like sports or maths. After (6) ______ French and Classics at the University of Exeter she moved to London to work as a researcher and (7) ______ secretary. One day, while she was on a four-hour delayed-train trip between Manchester and London, she (8) ______ the idea for a story of a young boy who goes to a school of wizardry. As soon as she got home, she began writing.
1) a) million b) millions c) million of d) millions of
2) a) unsuccessful b) most successful c) the most successful d) the least successful
3) a) named b) admitted c) appreciated d) believed
4) a) was fond b) enjoyed c) delighted d) wanted
5) a) about b) on c) at d) in
6) a) studies b) study c) self-study d) studying
7) a) second language b) two-languages c) bilingual d) two-languaged
8) a) developed b) found c) took d) received
3. Jane Smith worked in a primary school. She had worked there since the time she left college and met her first students. She never regretted the fact that her students were very young children. Jane felt absolutely satisfied with her job and admitted that she appreciated her lessons with little boys and girls very much. She liked the time they spent in the classroom. While her pupils were writing, drawing or reading she often thought how wonderful they were. At those moments she was really in harmony with herself.
4. Heart disease leads to four million deaths in Europe each year. Heart attacks sound terrifying and they are. Our heart is the most important organ in our body. It beats day and night. But occasionally it can stop beating: this is a heart attack. The majority of heart attacks are preventable. One major factor is diet. Specialists say that things we eat are often unhealthy. They contain too much fat, sugar and salt. All these can lead to heart diseases. Stress, anger, little exercise also weaken the heart. But the worst thing of all is smoking.
5. J. K. Rowling is the author of the “Harry Potter” series. She is internationally famous. Her books have been sold over 377 million copies worldwide. Rowling is one of the most successful writers of our time. In 2006 Forbes named her the second richest female entertainer in the world. How did she get there?
As a child, Rowling enjoyed writing stories. She was good at languages and didn’t like sports or maths. After studying French and Classics at the University of Exeter she moved to London to work as a researcher and bilingual secretary. One day, while she was on a four-hour delayed-train trip between Manchester and London, she developed the idea for a story of a young boy who goes to a school of wizardry. As soon as she got home, she began writing.
