Стр.67 Unit 6 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс 11 класс, Просвещение: VOCABULARY
1 In groups, answer the quiz questions. Guess if you are not sure. Then check your answers on page 135.
Science and Inventions Quiz
1 Which of these inventions came first?
a the swimming pool
b toothpaste
c the lawnmower
d the pencil
2 Which artist is also well-known for his groundbreaking work in science?
a Pablo Picasso
b Michelangelo
c Leonardo da Vinci
3 When was the first radio-controlled device invented?
a 1898
b 1904
c 1915
4 Who choked on his own invention?
a Booth (vacuum cleaner)
b Smythe (false teeth)
c Branston (pickled onions)
5 Which of these labour-saving devices was not invented by a woman?
a the ironing board
b the automatic dishwasher
c the sewing machine
d correction fluid
6 Which of these scientists were left-handed?
a Marie Curie
b Albert Einstein
c Ivan Pavlov
d Albert Schweitzer
2 Find all the compound nouns and compound adjectives in the quiz (fifteen in total).
3 How many compounds from the quiz match each ‘pattern’ in Train Your Brain?
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN Compounds
Compound nouns
1 noun + noun: Internet cafe, soap opera
2 gerund + noun: writing paper, running shoes
3 adjective + noun: loudspeaker, frozen food
Compound adjectives
4 adjective/adverb/noun + past participle: high-powered, badly-paid, air-conditioned
5 adjective/adverb/noun + present participle: good-looking, never-ending, mouth-watering
6 adjective/number + noun + — -ed/-d: absent-minded, two-faced
Mind the trap!
Compounds can be written as one word, two words joined by a hyphen, or two separate words. As there are no rules for this, you need to check in a dictionary.
4 Think Back! Find six compounds in the profile of Bhutan on page 64. Which pattern in Train Your Brain does each one match?
5 Find one word in each group which cannot be used to form a compound with the word at the end. Use a dictionary to help you.
1 absent narrow closed open -minded
2 big small empty level -headed
3 full empty even right -handed
4 energy labour health time -saving
5 high solar battery electric -powered
6 Match each word in group B to three words in group A to form compound nouns.
A
life (x2)
secret
security
travel (x3)
burglar
boarding
phone
smoke
body
estate
car (x2)
B
agent
card
insurance
alarm
guard
7 Complete the gaps in these questions with your ideas. Then work in pairs and ask and answer the questions.
1 Would you prefer to work as a … agent or a … guard?
2 Is it worse to be -headed or …-minded?
3 What -powered objects have you got at home?
4 Is it more important for a parent to be -minded or …-handed?
5 Which of these inventions do you think is more important, …, … or …? *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

2. Compound nouns: swimming pool, toothpaste, lawnmower, radio-controlled device, vacuum cleaner, false teeth, pickled onions, labour-saving devices, ironing board, automatic dishwasher, correction fluid.

Compound adjectives: radio-controlled, labour-saving.

3.

1) noun + noun — swimming pool, toothpaste, lawnmower, vacuum cleaner, false teeth, pickled onions, ironing board, automatic dishwasher, correction fluid

2) gerund + noun — none

3) adjective + noun — none

4) adjective/adverb/noun + past participle — radio-controlled

5) adjective/adverb/noun + present participle — labour-saving

6) adjective/number + noun + -ed/-d — none

5.

1) open — open-minded is not used.

2) empty — empty-headed is not used.

3) even — even-handed is not used.

4) health — health-saving is not used.

5) battery — battery-powered is not used.

6.

7.

1. Would you prefer to work as a travel agent or a security guard?
2. Is it worse to be absent-headed or narrow-minded?
3. What battery-powered objects have you got at home?
4. Is it more important for a parent to be open-minded or even-handed?
5. Which of these inventions do you think is more important, the ironing board, the automatic dishwasher or correction fluid?