Упр.3 Юнит 3 Урок 3 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 10-11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кузовлев 10-11 класс, Просвещение: 3. Different subcultures exist in Russia as they do in other countries, (jigsaw reading) 1) What common features can you find in the corresponding subcultures in Russia and in other countries? (Use exercise 4, Unit 3 in the Reader.) (reading for the main idea) A. Bike subculture appeared in Russia with the appearance of Moscow motorbike club ‘Night Wolves’. Officially it was founded on May 31, 1989. But the core of it appeared in the early 80s. A ‘Night Wolf’ No 1, nicknamed The Surgeon’ got his motorbike from his grandfather. The grandfather got it from the USA by lend-lease/ The motorbike was produced in 1942, but it works well. The Surgeon (he is a real surgeon) together with his friends kept order at the concerts of underground musicians as ‘Hell’s Angels’* did it. Working as guards is classical pastime of bikers. The club is so famous not only in Russia but also all over the world that the first Russian Bike Show, which took place in 1995 attracted a lot of guests from abroad. Among them there were the representatives of subdivisions of ‘Hell’s Angels’ in different countries. A biker in Russia prefers a heavy bike like Harley Davidson* and a leather jacket. But besides a real biker has his own values and beliefs as bikers of the USA have. Some people consider bikers aggressive. But in most cases they have only threatening appearance. B. The good old times for most of our hippies were the 1970s.* Their ideals include love, peace, freedom of self-expression, and nonconformity to society’s rules. Against the background of speeches, reports, slogans, which served as a smokescreen for corruption and moral crisis, hippies showed to young people an alternative to all that. Unfortunately, now the hippie community is becoming a place for really hopeless characters and those without any ideas and principles. It is not so difficult to look like a traditional hippie: a pair of worn-out blue jeans, long hair tied with bit of string and a couple of decorative chains. This is often used by drug sellers. They have noticed that if you are wearing your hair long and your jeans are old, you have a much easier time on the road. Remarkably, while in society at large the drug problem is becoming more serious, within the hippie community it has stopped growing. Today hippies are more socially active. They set up environmental groups and join charity projects. «Everything that brings people together is good; everything that draws them apart is evil. Love is the most powerful thing that brings people together.» 2) How are bikers and hippies different in Russia and abroad? GRAMMAR FOR REVISION — Degrees of comparison/Auxiliary verbs Hippies in Russia are more socially active than hippies abroad. But bikers are not. 3) What are the similarities between ravers here and ravers there? (Use exercise 6, Unit 3 in the Reader.) 4) How much does the skinhead movement in Russia differ from the skinhead subculture in Britain? (AB Unit 3, ex. 6) 5) How much are you like an average Russian teenager? (Use exercise 1.1) on p. 84.) 6) Some people say that punk culture has features of other subcultures. What are they? (AB Unit 3, ex. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

1) Common features of the corresponding subcultures in Russia and in other countries:

• Bikers are usually associated with heavy motorbikes, leather jackets, a strong sense of freedom, and their own values and beliefs.
• Hippies share the ideas of peace, love, freedom of self-expression, and nonconformity to society’s rules.

2) Differences between bikers and hippies in Russia and abroad:

• Hippies in Russia are more socially active than hippies abroad. They take part in environmental groups and charity projects.
• Bikers in Russia are not much different from bikers in other countries: they also value freedom, ride heavy bikes, and often wear leather jackets.

3) Similarities between ravers here and ravers there:

Ravers in Russia and abroad are both fond of dance music, parties, bright clothes, and a free, energetic way of life.

4) Difference between the skinhead movement in Russia and in Britain:

The skinhead movement in Russia differs from the British one mainly in its social and political background. In Britain it originally appeared as a working-class youth subculture, while in Russia it is often connected with aggressive nationalist ideas.

5) How I am like an average Russian teenager:

I am like an average Russian teenager because I like spending time with friends, listening to music, using the Internet, and trying to be independent.

6) Features of other subcultures in punk culture:

Punk culture includes the rebellious spirit of bikers, the nonconformity of hippies, and the bright, unusual style of ravers.