Упр.1 Юнит 7 Урок 3 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 10 класс

Задача

Lesson 3. Tom Brown’s first game in Rugby School

Here is a story from the book Tom Brown’s Schooldays by Thomas Hughes.
Was Tom’s participating in his first football match in Rugby School a success? (reading for the main idea)
Vocabulary. Find English equivalents to the following Russian words and expressions relating to football. (reading for specific information; developing meaning vocabulary)
- команда (1)
- капитан (1)
- игрок, лучше всех бьющий по мячу (1)
- нападающий/бомбардир (1)
- специальные термины (2)
- офсайд, положение вне игры (2)
- удары с полулёта (2)
- перебрасывать (мяч) (3)
- ворота (3)
- вести мяч (3)
- сильно ударить по мячу (3)
- суетиться, сновать взад и вперёд (4)
- (мяч) поднимается вверх (5)
- (мяч) катится (5)
- ничья (6)
For questions 1—6, choose the best answer: a, b or c. (reading for detail)
1. According to East, Tom was in luck coming to Rugby School that day because he …
  a) would take part in the game.
  b) would see Brooke playing the game.
  c) would see the School House side playing football.
2. Brooke was going to let …
  a) Tom play the game.
  b) East play the game.
  c) the School House play the game.
3. Old Brooke was the head …
  a) of the School House team.
  b) of the School team.
  c) of Rugby School.
4. Tom Brown knew …
  a) how to play football.
  b) the rules of Rugby football.
  c) the boys who were going to play in the game.
5. Speedicut and Flashman …
  a) were playing hard.
  b) were trying to play without being hurt.
  c) were the best players of the game.
6. Tom was called a brave fellow because he rushed forward …
  a) towards the attacking boys,
  b) towards the enemy’s goal.
  c) to the ball and stopped the attack.
Grammar.
1. In the story, find the sentences with prepositions of place and direction and translate them. Use GS, p. 228. (developing meaning grammar; learning to translate)
2. Fill in the gaps with the prepositions. Activity book, ex. 1.

Grammar. Copy the chart and complete it with the postpositions back/out/over/up according to the meaning. Read through the story to check your work. Use GS, p. 228. (developing meaning grammar)

Verbs	Postpositions	Meaning
lead		выводить
go		переходить, проходить
come		выходить
go		выходить
come		возвращаться
follow		следовать, последовать (за кем-л.)
knock		выбивать
pick		поднимать
stand		отступать, отходить назад
come		подходить

Postpositions: back, out, over, up

Why did Old Brooke say that Tom would make a good player? (understanding cause-effect relations)

Подробный ответ

Ответ

1) Yes, it was. Tom showed courage and was praised by Old Brooke.

2) Vocabulary

Russian	English equivalent
команда	side
капитан	head
игрок, лучше всех бьющий по мячу	best kicker
нападающий/бомбардир	charger
специальные термины	technicalities
офсайд, положение вне игры	off side
удары с полулёта	dropkicks
перебрасывать (мяч)	throw over
ворота	goalposts
вести мяч	drive the ball
сильно ударить по мячу	kick it furiously
суетиться, сновать взад и вперёд	run about
(мяч) поднимается вверх	rises
(мяч) катится	rolls
ничья	no side

c) he would see the School House side playing football.
b) East play the game.
a) of the School House team.
b) the rules of Rugby football.
b) were trying to play without being hurt.
c) to the ball and stopped the attack.

4a) Sentences with prepositions of place and direction:

After dinner East led Tom out into the great playground. — После ужина Иствуд вывел Тома на большую игровую площадку.
There just behind the chapel, there is the place for great fights. — Там, прямо за часовней, находится место для больших схваток.
They went over to the football field. — Они пошли на футбольное поле.
The ball was driven towards the School House end. — Мяч был направлен к стороне команды School House.
He ran towards the enemy’s goal. — Он побежал к воротам противника.
He runs with it, kicks it straight and strong towards the enemy’s goalposts. — Он бежит с мячом и сильно бьёт его прямо к воротам противника.
It rolls towards the School House goal. — Мяч катится к воротам School House.
Tom is near the goal. — Том находится рядом с воротами.
He rushes forward and throws himself on the ball. — Он бросается вперёд и падает на мяч.
The attacking boys fall over him. — Нападающие мальчики падают на него.
Old Brooke picked him up. — Старый Брук поднял его.
Stand back, give him air. — Отойдите назад, дайте ему воздуха.

4b) Prepositions:

1. after dinner; 2. behind the chapel; 3. over to the football field; 4. towards the School House end; 5. towards the enemy’s goal; 6. on the ball; 7. over him; 8. up; 9. back.

5) Completed chart:

Verb	Postposition	Meaning
lead	out	выводить
go	over	переходить, проходить
come	out	выходить
go	back	возвращаться
come	up	подходить
follow	up	следовать, последовать (за кем-л.)
knock	out	выбивать
pick	up	поднимать
stand	back	отступать, отходить назад
come	over	переходить, проходить