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Starlight
Стр.18-19 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 11 класс
Баранова, Дули, Копылова
11 класс
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Английский
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Баранова, Дули, Копылова

Стр.18-19 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 11 класс

Задача

Module 2 Reading & Vocabulary

Reading 1

  1. a) RNE Read the text. For statements 1–7, choose A, B, C or D to complete each statement correctly. Circle the answer you choose.

    1. From the first paragraph we learn that foxes are becoming a common sight in the city.
      A have been forced into cities by hunting.
      B did not live in cities fifty years ago.
      C living in cities are less shy than country foxes.
      D are becoming a common sight in the city.
    2. Urban foxes differ from rural foxes in that they make a different noise.
      A are easier to see at night.
      B make a different noise.
      C eat vegetables from gardens.
      D are more comfortable with people.
    3. The writer feels that the “crimes” of foxes are not very serious.
      A are not very serious.
      B can be easily prevented.
      C can cause great damage.
      D are growing in number.
    4. The examples of fox behaviour in the third paragraph show that foxes do not only cause problems in homes.
      A are impossible to capture at public events.
      B do not only cause problems in homes.
      C can cause people to become tired.
      D provide entertainment at sports events.
    5. The phrase “against all the odds” (line 35) means that something that seemed unlikely is successful.
      A something that seemed unlikely is successful.
      B something is receiving people’s disapproval.
      C something is very likely to happen.
      D something is happening that is strange.
    6. The writer suggests that the urban fox is popular because they brighten up our busy daily lives.
      A brighten up our busy daily lives.
      B remind us of childhood.
      C point to a world beyond the city.
      D do not present any threat.
    7. The writer makes a comparison with dogs in order to show that foxes only cause minor problems.
      A all animals bring problems with them.
      B foxes only cause minor problems.
      C foxes are rarely sick.
      D foxes are friendlier than dogs.

    b) Translate lines 1–16 from the text into Russian.

Vocabulary

  1. Fill in: bad, brief, real, common, petty, gain, fanciful, urban, regular, public.
  2. Choose the correct word. Then translate the sentences into Russian.
    1. The dog had a beautiful soft, silky coat.
      A slippery   B glittering   C silky   D velvety
    2. John doesn’t like to meet new people because he is rather unsociable.
      A unfriendly   B unsociable   C hostile   D chilly
    3. Billy is a very mischievous boy and is always playing tricks on people.
      A hurtful   B evil   C mischievous   D wicked
    4. She just caught a glimpse of the car as it sped around the corner.
      A look   B glance   C peek   D glimpse
    5. Tina’s most cherished possession is her grandma’s ring.
      A adored   B cherished   C favourite   D dear
    6. Tom’s grandad used to tell him fanciful stories around the campfire.
      A unreal   B mythical   C fanciful   D fancy
    7. Foxes can sometimes display disagreeable behaviour.
      A rude   B disagreeable   C unhelpful   D disgusting
    8. Many animals mark out their territory with their scent.
      A territory   B terrain   C district   D area
    9. It was easy to get lost in the sprawling city.
      A spreading   B stretching   C slouching   D sprawling
    10. The boys were guilty of one or two misdemeanours but nothing dangerous or criminal.
      A misdeeds   B offences   C misdemeanours   D crimes
    11. Despite numerous attempts, she kept failing her driving test.
      A lots   B numerous   C plenty   D various
    12. Sarah suffered from regular headaches for many years.
      A regular   B sometimes   C rare   D uncommon
  3. Tick the correct boxes.
A diseaseyour handa rumouryour horizonsa buildinga business
Подробный ответ

1 D
2 B
3 A
4 B
5 A
6 A
7 B

1b

1. С первой части текста мы узнаём, что лисы становятся обычным явлением в городе.
2. Городские лисы отличаются от сельских тем, что издают другой звук.
3. Автор считает, что «преступления» лис не очень серьёзны.
4. Примеры поведения лис в третьем абзаце показывают, что лисы создают проблемы не только в домах.
5. Фраза against all the odds означает, что что-то, что казалось маловероятным, оказывается успешным.
6. Автор предполагает, что городские лисы популярны потому, что они оживляют нашу занятость и повседневную жизнь.
7. Автор сравнивает лис с собаками, чтобы показать, что лисы причиняют лишь незначительные проблемы.

2

1. gain ground
2. regular feature
3. fanciful stories
4. urban life
5. petty crimes
6. common pests
7. public image
8. brief reminder
9. real danger
10. bad habits

3

1 C — silky — шелковистый.
2 B — unsociable — необщительный.
3 C — mischievous — озорной, проказливый.
4 D — glimpse — мельком увидеть, бросить взгляд.
5 B — cherished — дорогой, любимый.
6 C — fanciful — выдуманный, фантастический.
7 B — disagreeable — неприятный.
8 A — territory — территория.
9 D — sprawling — раскинувшийся, разросшийся.
10 C — misdemeanours — проступки.
11 B — numerous — многочисленные.
12 A — regular — регулярные.

4

1. disease
2. your hand
3. a rumour
4. your horizons
5. a building
6. a business



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