Стр.62-63 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 11 класс

Listening & Speaking 1 RNE

You will hear six different speakers. Match the speakers (1–6) to sentences A–G. Use each sentence only once. There is one extra sentence you do not need to use. Write your answers in the table.

• А I bought something that didn’t fit me.
• В I bought the same thing as my relative.
• С I regretted taking someone’s advice.
• D I had to go shopping with a family member.
• E I could never find anything to suit me.
• F I should have read the instructions.
• G I made an unnecessary purchase.

2 RNE

You will hear a woman talking about a large shopping mall. For statements 1–7, decide if each statement is True, False or Not stated. Circle the answer you choose.

1. The Rocky Mountains are often called the ‘Gateway to the North’.
   A True   В False   C Not stated
2. WestEd Mall is about the same size as 48 city blocks.
   A True   В False   C Not stated
3. The mall’s hotel is located out of town.
   A True   В False   C Not stated
4. The mall has lots of visitors at Christmas and Thanksgiving.
   A True   В False   C Not stated
5. Discounts are available for visitors with a VIP pin.
   A True   В False   C Not stated
6. Jan suggests teenagers might enjoy a game of mini-golf.
   A True   В False   C Not stated
7. The water temperature in the park is 20 degrees.
   A True   В False   C Not stated

Multiple choice 3 RNE

You will hear a person talking about ways of saving money. For statements 1–7, choose A, В or C to complete each statement correctly. Circle the answer you choose.

1. The main aim of the speaker’s advice is
   A to show how two things can be achieved at the same time.
   В to correct the way people think.
   C to show how one thing is more important than something else.
2. On the subject of cars the speaker says they
   A are too expensive for families.
   В need to be kept in good condition.
   C are often not as practical as public transport.
3. The speaker believes that
   A stand-by consumes too much energy.
   В older generations wasted more.
   C environmental benefits are costly.
4. The speaker criticises British supermarkets because
   A the vegetables are often not of high quality.
   В they sometimes encourage people to buy too much.
   C they use too much packaging.
5. The speaker’s opinion of cheap clothing companies is that they
   A should be more open with customers.
   В are not as ethical as expensive ones.
   C give more reliable information to consumers than expensive ones.
6. The speaker recommends families to take their holidays in Britain because
   A cheap flights abroad damage the environment.
   В British resorts are often cheaper than foreign ones.
   C it’s a pleasant experience to take a holiday in Britain.
7. The speaker would like people to change the attitude that
   A saving money is not very easy to do.
   В people who save money aren’t generous.
   C wasting money harms the environment.

RNE Task 1 (3–3.5 minutes)

Give a talk on the needs of young children. Remember to discuss:

• what young children generally need from adults;
• how these needs may change as they grow;
• situations in which young children need special support;
• someone who became your role model when you were younger and why.

You will have to talk for 1.5–2 minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she will ask you some questions.

Extra questions:

• Do you think that parents and their children spend enough time together these days? Why/why not?
• What problems can arise if parents are not there to support their children?
• What qualities should people who work with young children have?
• Do you do things with your family? Why/Why not?

Task 2 (3–4 minutes)

You and a classmate have been asked to organise a Career Day at your school. You can choose from:

• an exhibit with representatives from a variety of professional fields;
• a workshop on choosing a career that suits you;
• a video presentation of job opportunities in your area;
• interview training sessions for small groups of five.

Remember to:

• discuss all the options;
• be polite;
• take an active part in the conversation;
• come up with ideas;
• give good reasons;
• find out about your friend’s opinions and take them into account;
• invite your friend to come up with suggestions;
• come to an agreement.