Упр.1 Юнит 4 Урок 5 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 10 класс
1) Young people were asked the question “Do you consider the following activities risky?”.
What were their answers?
| Activities | Very risky | Not risky if you are careful | Not risky at all | Don’t know | % across |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eating unhealthy food | |||||
| Using mobile phones very often | |||||
| Skateboarding | |||||
| Riding a motorcycle | |||||
| Walking alone at night in an area strange to you | |||||
| Smoking cigarettes | |||||
| Taking drugs |
Base: Young people aged 11–21
Source: Nestle Social Research Programme/MORI, 2004
2) Here is a report describing the given information. Complete it with the words from the box.
(interpreting graphic aids: transcoding information into some other display)
- 90 %
- 6 %
- seven out of ten
- just over half of
- one in five
- one in seven
This chart compares the attitude of young people to different activities: whether these activities are considered risky or not. The list of activities includes taking drugs, eating unhealthy food, cigarette smoking, using mobile phones frequently, walking alone at night in a strange place, riding a motorcycle and skateboarding.
The activities considered to be most risky relate to drug use and smoking. … see taking drugs as being “very risky”. Smoking is seen as “very risky” by … . Walking alone in a strange place at night is seen as “very risky” by … the young people surveyed. Motorcycling and skateboarding are both seen as “a bit risky” compared to drug use and smoking. … young people sees motorcycling as “very risky” and only … sees skateboarding as “risky”. Using mobile phones and eating unhealthy food are the least risky activities, according to the chart. Only … see these activities as “very risky”. Overall, we see that the message about the dangers of drugs has got through to young people. But in some activities, the risk is underestimated.
3) Read Learning to learn note No. 7 and say how the information from the table is interpreted.
This chart compares the attitude of young people to different activities: whether these activities are considered risky or not. The list of activities includes taking drugs, eating unhealthy food, cigarette smoking, using mobile phones frequently, walking alone at night in a strange place, riding a motorcycle and skateboarding.
The activities considered to be most risky relate to drug use and smoking. Nine out of ten young people see taking drugs as being “very risky”. Smoking is seen as “very risky” by just over half of the young people surveyed. Walking alone in a strange place at night is seen as “very risky” by seven out of ten young people surveyed.
Motorcycling and skateboarding are both seen as “a bit risky” compared to drug use and smoking. One in five young people sees motorcycling as “very risky” and only one in seven sees skateboarding as “risky”. Using mobile phones and eating unhealthy food are the least risky activities, according to the chart. Only 6% see these activities as “very risky”.
Overall, we see that the message about the dangers of drugs has got through to young people. But in some activities, the risk is underestimated.
