Стр.41 Unit 3 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 11 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 11 класс, Русское слово: Practise your English
A Read the text in В quickly. What is spaced learning?
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Steps to success
For Grammar and vocabulary 19-25 make sure that you:
Read the text once quickly to know the general meaning.
Look carefully at the text before and after the gap.
It will help you to decide what grammatical form you need. For example, from the word STRONG you may need to make the superlative. STRONGEST, if the gap is preceded by the.
Read the completed text again to check if it is grammatically correct and is logical.
B Read and complete the text using the correct form of the words in capitals.
Eight-minute mini-lessons boost learning
Just imagine: it’s about twelve o’clock on a typical morning at school. I he school day 1) hasn’t finished yet and you probably can’t wait for the next break, can you? But how many breaks have you already had today? One? Two? How about 15?
That may sound ridiculous, but for pupils of Wythenden High School in England, it’s quite normal to have 15 breaks in a morning. That’s because they 2) have been using a new educational method called ‘spaced learning’. The pupils 3) have not been following normal lessons of 50 minutes. Instead, they’ve been having short bursts of learning that last only eight minutes. After every eight minutes, tire 4) children take a break for ten minutes. They play sport or word games and then start again on 5) their next eight minute lesson.
‘Spaced learning’ is based on scientific research that was carried out a few years ago in the USA. I he research 6) has shown that memory develops best with short bursts of learning. But has the new method helped Wythenden pupils? ‘Certainly it has,’ says Ron Mackinly, the school s headmaster. We’ve been using «spaced learning’ for two years, and the pupils have never done 7) better in maths and science. It’s an amazing improvement’
So there you have it! And now… I think it’s time for a break, don’t you?
C Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use the word given.
1 My dad often travels to distant parts of the world.
My dad often travels to far-flung places.
2 Are you still doing your homework?
Haven’t you finished your homework yet?
3 Hasn’t Gareth got out of bed yet?
Is Gareth still in bed?
4 Mike went a few minutes ago.
Mike has already gone.
5 That’s the best photo I’ve ever seen.
I’ve never seen a better photo.
6 I don’t like pop music anymore.
I’ve lost interest in pop music.
7 Colin Smith hasn’t been going to school.
Colin Smith has been playing truant.
8 You haven’t been listening, have you?
You haven’t been paying attention have you?
9 Sally has never been in detention before.
This is the first time Sally has been in detention.
10 Jane wasn’t allowed to go to school for two weeks because of bad behaviour.
Jane got suspended for two weeks, for bad behaviour.
Quick chat
What do you think of ‘spaced learning’? Do you get enough breaks at school? *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.