Стр.129 Unit 10 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 11 класс
A Practise your English
Fast food is often called junk food. Why do you think that is?
B Read the text in C quickly. What experiment did Morgan Spurlock conduct and what was the result of it?
C Read the text again and choose the best answer.
Super Size Me!
Isn’t it time we started caring about what we eat? This is the question that the documentary film maker, Morgan Spurlock, asked himself before making Super Size Me. The film, which shocked audiences worldwide when it came out in 2004, documents Spurlock’s life for 30 days on a diet of junk food. Horrified at the obesity rate in the USA, Spurlock, who generally leads a healthy life, decides he will start eating the diet of the average American in the USA. For 30 days he will eat a diet of high fat burgers, fries, milkshakes and fizzy drinks, all of which are high in calories and lacking in nutrition. The experiment almost kills Spurlock, whose health gets worse day by day. By the end of the 30 days on a junk food diet, he has gained 11.1 kilos, often feels depressed and has done severe damage to his liver. We are told at the end of the film that it takes Spurlock 14 months to lose the weight he has put on and to get his health back. The reason why he puts his own health at risk is to show people that what they are eating is in fact killing them. Spurlock proves beyond a doubt that there is a lot of truth in the saying “You are what you eat”.
Quick chat
- Do you agree with the saying “You are what you eat”?
- How often do you eat junk food?
- Do you think you need to change your eating habits? Why / Why not?
D Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use the word given.
- I would love to be able to give up junk food.
- Things would have been better if I had not told Gemma the truth.
- I would prefer it if you wouldn’t call me every night.
- The soup needs more salt, it’s rather bland.
E Choose the best answer.
- I can’t move my right leg. I think I might have pulled a muscle.
A broken B sprained C pulled D scraped - Polly’s always falling over and grazing her knees.
A pulling B spraining C breaking D grazing - I know a great recipe for chocolate mousse.
A receipt B recipe C cook D cooker - Bake the cake in a hot oven for 45 minutes.
A Bake B Boil C Fry D Roast - It took Tom three weeks to get over his cold.
A take care of B get over C take over D get off - A good steak should be rare so there is a little blood.
A grilled B raw C rare D well-done - Limes are as sour as lemons.
A sour B bitter C sweet D crisp
B. Morgan Spurlock conducted an experiment in which he ate only junk food for 30 days. As a result, he gained 11.1 kilos, felt depressed, and damaged his liver.
D.
- I wish I could stop eating junk food.
- If only I had not told Gemma the truth.
- I’d rather you didn’t call me every night.
- The soup needs more salt; it isn’t tasty enough.
E.
- C — pulled
- D — grazing
- B — recipe
- A — Bake
- B — get over
- C — rare
- A — sour








