Упр.3 Юнит 4 Урок 3 ГДЗ English Кузовлев 10-11 класс
What do you think about the information given in the charts on p. 116?
How many teenagers have drinking problems?
How many American children run away from home every day?
How do they explain the reasons?
How many children die in America every day?
It’s awful to learn that/about …
I was surprised to know that/about …
I was shocked to read that/about …
What do young people do against the law?
What problems does it cause?
What children’s rights do you consider to be ignored in all these cases?
Use the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child to support your opinion.
IN YOUR CULTURE How do mass media reports show the life of teenagers in your country?
(AB Unit 4, ex. 6)
What problems worry young people in your country?
What are teens’ life ambition?
- They want to …
- enjoy life
- be independent
- express their individuality
- do well at school
- earn money
- rebel against the society
- reject everything
- change the world for the best
- be taken seriously
- have the right to …
- have a chance to …
How do you feel about teens’ problems?
- I find them …
- urgent
- serious
- important
- awful
- shocking
- difficult to solve
- interesting to discuss
- useless to discuss
What are the reasons?
- The reasons are (that) …
- … get depressed and upset
- … are treated badly
- … are quite indifferent
- … are not taken seriously
- … let …
- … make …
- … forbid … to …
- … allow … to …
- … force … to …
- … too young to …
- the system of our life
- the changes of our society
What problems?
- It causes …
- family problems
- personal problems
- school problems
- violence
- aggressiveness
- cruelty
- drug addiction
- drinking problems
- poverty
- discrimination
What do young people worry about?
- In my opinion …
- Personally, I think that …
- If you ask me, …
Who can help?
- … can help.
- teenagers themselves
- parents
- adults
- school
- the Government
How to help?
- Teenagers should …
- Adults should …
- think about …
- care about …
- talk about …
- be free to decide …
- forbid … to …
- allow … to …
- give more rights to …
- send … to prison
- help to overcome difficulties
1) I was shocked to read that many teenagers have drinking problems, that some American children run away from home every day, and that children die in America every day. It is awful to learn about such facts.
2) Young people may break the law by drinking, taking drugs, stealing, fighting, or running away from home. It causes family problems, violence, aggressiveness, cruelty, and drug addiction.
3) In these cases, the rights to protection, care, education, and a safe life are often ignored. According to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, every child has the right to be protected from violence, abuse, and neglect, and the right to family care and education.
4) In my country, mass media usually show teenagers as active, modern, and interested in study, sport, music, and social networks. At the same time, they also report about problems such as smoking, drinking, and conflicts with parents.
5) In my opinion, young people worry about their future, school results, relationships with parents and friends, and the chance to be independent. Teenagers want to enjoy life, express their individuality, do well at school, earn money, and be taken seriously. I think these problems are serious and important, and adults, parents, teachers, and the Government can help by talking to teenagers, caring about them, and giving them more rights and support.
