Стр.107 Unit 10 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс 11 класс, Просвещение: READING AND VOCABULARY
1 Which of the words and phrases in the box are NOT used to talk about films? Use a dictionary to help you.
director; crew; remake; continuity; shot; close-up; footage; to shoot; backstage; back projection; shot; scene; dress rehearsal; on location
2 In pairs, look at the film frames on pages 108-109 and discuss these questions.
1 Which of the films have you seen? What did you think of them? What scene(s) do you remember in particular?
2 What do you know about the others? Which of them would you like to see and why?
3 Some people think that remakes are never as good as the original. What’s your opinion?
4 Who are the best film directors of all time? Why?
3 Listen and read the article on pages 108-109 quickly and answer the questions.
1 How many mistakes are described in the article?
2 Which do you remember seeing? How ‘serious’ are they?
3 What is the author’s opinion of the mistakes? Choose from a d.
a There are too many of them.
b They are often intentional.
c They are a sign of poor directing.
d They add to the ‘magic’ of the film.
4 Match the films from the article with statements 1-7.
1 A mode of transport is involved.
2 Film crew or equipment used in making film is visible.
3 The hero or heroine is in a dangerous situation.
4 The film contains things that belong to a different time.
5 There are mistakes in the continuity.
6 Authenticity is sacrificed for the sake of the heroine’s appearance.
7 An object is used wrongly or seems to behave strangely.
* 5 Find words or phrases in the article that match the definitions.
1 something that can be seen (para. A)
2 very good at noticing things (para. B)
3 tending to make a lot of mistakes (para. C)
4 very obvious (para. D)
5 a feeling of slight pain or of being physically uncomfortable (para. D)
6 able to make mistakes or be wrong (para. E)
7 someone who has different ideas and ways of behaving from other people (para. E)
8 someone who insists on every detail being right (para. E)
9 someone who is interested in films and knows a lot about them (para. F)
10 a sudden feeling that you want to do or have something, especially when there is no particular reason (para. F)
11 a large meal where a lot of people celebrate a special occasion (para. G)
6 In pairs, discuss the following. Then compare your ideas with other pairs.
Think of a film or TV character who
1 is a music buff.
2 is accident-prone.
3 is a maverick.
4 is a stickler for rules.
5 often acts on a whim.
6 thinks they are infallible.
7 Find sentences in the article that mean the same as sentences 1-3. Why is their form different?
1 As soon as he has shot himself in one scene, he is seen trying to untie one of the lifeboats in another. (para. B)
2 She shows no discomfort, and she also climbs a metal ladder. (para. D)
3 He seldom started shooting a film that wasn’t already completely planned in his head. (para. E)
8 Rewrite the sentences using the inversion patterns that you found in the text. Which two sentences could also be written using the pattern Hardly… when …?
1 There are a lot of mistakes in Titanic, and some of them are also very obvious.
2 As soon as I had seen the first scene of the film, I realised it was a remake.
3 You rarely see Hitchcock’s films on TV nowadays.
4 I had just got to the front of the queue when they told me the film was sold out.
5 Orson Welles directed Citizen Kane, and he also starred in it.
6 I never realised that Spielberg made so many mistakes.
SPEAKING
1 Why do you think films are released when they contain so many mistakes? Discuss in pairs.
2 Prepare a short talk on your favourite film. Does it contain any mistakes? *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

1. The words and phrases not used to talk about films are: dress rehearsal, backstage.

3.

1. There are many mistakes described in the article.
2. The author thinks the mistakes add to the “magic” of the film.

4.

1. A mode of transport is involved. — Titanic
2. Film crew or equipment used in making film is visible. — Ben-Hur
3. The hero or heroine is in a dangerous situation. — Titanic
4. The film contains things that belong to a different time. — Gladiator
5. There are mistakes in the continuity. — Ben-Hur
6. Authenticity is sacrificed for the sake of the heroine’s appearance. — Titanic
7. An object is used wrongly or seems to behave strangely. — Gladiator

5.

1. something that can be seen — visible
2. very good at noticing things — observant
3. tending to make a lot of mistakes — error-prone
4. very obvious — glaring
5. a feeling of slight pain or of being physically uncomfortable — discomfort
6. able to make mistakes or be wrong — fallible
7. someone who has different ideas and ways of behaving from other people — maverick
8. someone who insists on every detail being right — stickler
9. someone who is interested in films and knows a lot about them — cinephile
10. a sudden feeling that you want to do or have something, especially when there is no particular reason — whim
11. a large meal where a lot of people celebrate a special occasion — banquet

7.

1. As soon as he had shot himself in one scene, he was seen trying to untie one of the lifeboats in another.
2. She showed no discomfort, and she also climbed a metal ladder.
3. He seldom started shooting a film that wasn’t already completely planned in his head.

8.

1. There are a lot of mistakes in Titanic, and some of them are so obvious.
2. Hardly had I seen the first scene of the film when I realised it was a remake.
3. Rarely do you see Hitchcock’s films on TV nowadays.
4. Hardly had I got to the front of the queue when they told me the film was sold out.
5. Not only did Orson Welles direct Citizen Kane, but he also starred in it.
6. Never did I realise that Spielberg made so many mistakes.