Упр.F Юнит 3 Урок 456 ГДЗ Happy English Кауфман 11 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кауфман 11 класс, Титул: F Read the teenagers’ answers below and choose the right words to fill in the gaps. 1. I don’t really (1) … the world can be called a global village because it would mean that there is no racism, no war and no poverty. It would be ideal for the world to become a global village, but it is just a dream! People from different cultures ARE different: we all (2) … different beliefs and we speak different languages. Even in our school people don’t (3) … with each other. I must admit, there are a lot of people I don’t like. The world is a difficult place and people should learn to (4) … each other for who they are, and not look at the colour of their skin. We must all work together to stop racism. 2. I believe that I already live in the global village. If you look at the (5) … of my city, Frankfurt, you’ll find most cultures represented. I’m lucky that I live in a city that is so (6) … and so open to international cultures. As Frankfurt is situated in the centre of Europe, (7) … to other countries is very easy. Our Art teacher often takes us on (8) … to museums in France, Holland and Belgium. Every winter we spend a couple of weekends skiing in Austria. I think this environment teaches us to respect each other’s beliefs, religions, and points of view. 3. I notice how the world around me is changing and it worries me. I wonder, how much our (9 … and traditions will change, once we belong to the global village, because they are a very important part of our life. They define who we really are. I also notice that international corporations often don’t have to answer to anyone, as they have more economic (10) … than many of the countries, where these corporations have their offices. 4. I think I’m a part of the global village, because I watch TV shows (11) … Friends and The Simpsons from the USA. I also like to go to different restaurants: Chinese, Japanese, even McDonald’s, although my mum grumbles about it. I think living in the global village means that you can (12) … different cultures without going (13) … 5. We think being a global village is all about working together and (14 … each other, and this is how things are nowadays. We, in Estonia, (15) … other countries for natural resources, electronics, clothes and many other things, and they, in their turn, (16) … us for food. So the global village already exists. Without mutual help and support the world would probably be in World War III by now. 6. (17 … my city isn’t multicultural, my friends and I feel that we’re a part of the global village. We don’t sit in front of the computer, but we act. We take part in international projects to (18) … pollution, and so we’re helping the whole world. I also think it’s silly that you can only be part of a global village if you speak English. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
1. I don’t really think the world can be called a global village because it would mean that there is no racism, no war and no poverty. It would be ideal for the world to become a global village, but it is just a dream! People from different cultures are different: we all have different beliefs and we speak different languages. Even in our school people don’t get on with each other. I must admit, there are a lot of people I don’t like. The world is a difficult place and people should learn to accept each other for who they are, and not look at the colour of their skin. We must all work together to stop racism.
2. I believe that I already live in the global village. If you look at the population of my city, Frankfurt, you’ll find most cultures represented. I’m lucky that I live in a city that is so multicultural and so open to international cultures. As Frankfurt is situated in the centre of Europe, travel to other countries is very easy. Our Art teacher often takes us on trips to museums in France, Holland and Belgium. Every winter we spend a couple of weekends skiing in Austria. I think this environment teaches us to respect each other’s beliefs, religions, and points of view.
3. I notice how the world around me is changing and it worries me. I wonder, how much our customs and traditions will change, once we belong to the global village, because they are a very important part of our life. They define who we really are. I also notice that international corporations often don’t have to answer to anyone, as they have more economic power than many of the countries where these corporations have their offices.
4. I think I’m a part of the global village, because I watch TV shows like Friends and The Simpsons from the USA. I also like to go to different restaurants: Chinese, Japanese, even McDonald’s, although my mum grumbles about it. I think living in the global village means that you can experience different cultures without going abroad.
5. We think being a global village is all about working together and helping each other, and this is how things are nowadays. We, in Estonia, buy other countries for natural resources, electronics, clothes and many other things, and they, in their turn, buy us for food. So the global village already exists. Without mutual help and support the world would probably be in World War III by now.
6. Although my city isn’t multicultural, my friends and I feel that we’re a part of the global village. We don’t sit in front of the computer, but we act. We take part in international projects to fight pollution, and so we’re helping the whole world. I also think it’s silly that you can only be part of a global village if you speak English.
