Стр.68-69 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс

Use of English

1. Multiple choice

   1 RNE Read the text. For gaps 1–7, choose A, B, C or D to complete each gap correctly. Circle the answer you choose.

   Cyber crime

   There are a lot of different names for it: Internet crime, cyber crime, e-crime and hi-tech crime, but it all 1) ______ to the same thing – crimes committed online. Internet crime is a serious problem which has severe consequences in 2) ______ human and economic terms and worryingly it is on the 3) ______. According to the Association for Payment Clearing Services, in 2004, card fraud over the Internet cost the UK 117 million. Furthermore, the 4) ______ on UK business during the same period included virus attacks costing 27.8 million, as well as financial fraud costing 121 million. The good news is that every police force in the UK now has its own computer crime unit. Crime-specific initiatives have also been introduced to 5) ______ particular crimes. For example, there is now a Centre for Child Protection on the Internet which not only 6) ______ investigations but also provides support for victims and information for parents. In terms of Internet fraud, viruses and hacking, there have been 7) ______ efforts to educate consumers and businesses on how to protect themselves. Finally, it is now illegal for firms in the UK to send unsolicited messages to personal email accounts or to hide the identity of the sender.

   1 A adds   B totals   C amounts   D sums

   2 A two   B either   C neither   D both

   3 A increase   B advance   C upturn   D top

   4 A contact   B impression   C impact   D influence

   5 A battle   B attack   C hit   D combat

   6 A works   B does   C conducts   D carries

   7 A acute   B intensive   C extreme   D severe

2. Key word transformations

   Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between two and five words including the word given. There is an example (0).

   1) It’s pointless to try to convince him he’s wrong.

   2) I prefer cooking to eating out.

   3) I have a meeting tomorrow morning, so I ought to go now.

   4) They were late because the bus was delayed.

   5) I enjoy working without any help.

   6) Considering how hard he works, he should be paid more.

   7) He wrote down everything he ate for a week.

   8) His parents make him stay in until he has finished his homework.

3. Tense Formation

   3 RNE Read the text and complete gaps 1–7 with the correct form and tense of each verb in capitals.

   Ways to be Happy

   When Suzy went home yesterday she told her mother about her day. Their teacher 1) ______ for a guest speaker to give a talk to the students on ‘Ways to be Happy’. Suzy’s mother said, “I 2) ______ a cup of tea, then you can tell me all about it.” 3) ______ at the kitchen table, Suzy relaxed and waited for her mother. As she put the tea on the table, her mother asked, “Why 4) ______ a talk about being happy?” Suzy explained that the guest speaker had told them that happiness affected their overall health. Many students had laughed but he had said it 5) ______ not a joke. “He told us that 6) ______ choices makes people happier. He said, we should also take up a hobby and improve our relationships.” Suzy’s mother thought that the talk had been a very good idea. “Well, I am very happy that you 7) ______ such useful things at school!” she said.

4. Word formation

   4 RNE Read the text and complete gaps 1–6 with the correct derivative of each word in capitals.

   Robots

   In the year 1206, Al-Jazari, an Arab inventor, designed what we can say was the first humanoid robot. In fact, he built four 1) ______ musicians that he placed in a boat that floated around a lake to entertain guests at a royal party. The robotic musicians were powered by water and driven 2) ______ in the same way a windmill is. Thanks to the 3) ______ of transistors and integrated circuit boards, robots have become more technologically advanced. In the 1960s, robot 4) ______ was introduced and nowadays robots are used in many industries. So far, however, robots can only be designed to do 5) ______ tasks and the goal is to make a universal robot which has the 6) ______ to carry out a wide range of tasks.