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Стр.83 Unit 8 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс
Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс
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Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс

Стр.83 Unit 8 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Камине Д.Карр, Парсонс 11 класс, Просвещение: 3 Try to guess each creature’s attitude by looking at the language they use in Exercise 2. Choose from the adjectives in the box.
indignant; apprehensive; suspicious; bored; tolerant; self-pitying; sarcastic; thrilled; frustrated; condescending
4 Look at the attitude adjectives in Exercise 3 again. In each case, how do you think the person would speak?
• With high or low pitch?
• Quickly or slowly?
• Quietly or loudly?
5 T051 Listen to the creatures again and match two attitude adjectives from Exercise 3 to each.
the bird _, _
the dog _, _
the lion _, _
the mole _, _
the clownfish _, _
6 Complete the gaps in Train Your Brain. Look back at Exercises 3 and 4 to help you.
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN Listening skills
Judging attitude
To judge a person’s attitude, we need to listen carefully to
• the 1) words they use, e.g. do any of the words or phrases sound positive or negative?
• the 2) pitch, speed and volume of their voice, e.g. if a person is feeling very emotional, he/she is likely to speak more 3) quickly and more loudly, with a higher pitch.
7 T052 Listen to the conversation and choose the correct answers (a-d).
1 The two rabbits have escaped from
a a zoo.
b a garden.
c a pet shop.
d a house.
2 At first they feel
a frightened.
b tired.
c surprised.
d elated.
3 At the top of the hill, Mops starts to feel
a self-pitying.
b terrified.
c optimistic.
d pessimistic.
4 Peter’s cousin is
a sarcastic.
b considerate.
c patronising.
d tolerant.
5 In the end, Mops
a realises she overreacted.
b is confused.
c apologises to Peter.
d is annoyed.
Текст аудирования:
Mops: Oh, Peter, we did it! Freedom at last! I still can’t believe it! I don’t think I could have stood another day of being stared at and poked and prodded by all those people …
Peter: I know, I know … It was such a stroke of luck that they left the back door open, I mean, I didn’t like having to bite that child’s finger, but I was terrified that he was going to take us home with him, and it was just too good a chance to miss!
Mops: Absolutely! OK, where do we go now? There isn’t much grass here …
Peter: No, that’s because we’re still in the town — this is what they call a garden. But we’d better hide here for a while, until it gets dark and then we’ll be able to … So we need to get to the top of that hill, and one of my cousins will be there waiting for us, to take us to his burrow … But first we need to cross here … Mops! Not until I say!
Mops: What was that? It nearly killed me!
Peter: I’ve no idea, but let’s not bother about crossing or another one might attack us. Come on, run as fast as you can up to the top! Here we are — look, we’re nearly in the countryside, I can see fields over there, and …
Mops: But can you see your cousin? He could be anywhere up here, it’s a huge area — where exactly did you arrange to meet? You did arrange somewhere, didn’t you?
Peter: Well, I … er … more or less … I think we said somewhere near here …
Mops: ‘Somewhere’! That’s not exactly very specific, is it? Oh, I should have known it wasn’t a good idea to let you arrange this. I bet you forgot to get a message to your cousin … Now we’ll never get to the farm, and I’ll never see my family …
Benjamin: Ah! You must be Mops — Benjamin — delighted to meet you.
Peter: This is my cousin, Mops.
Mops: Oh, well, I’m very pleased to meet you, too — it’s very kind of you to … I’m sorry, I was feeling a little bit anxious, silly of me really …
Benjamin: Don’t worry, it must have been very frightening for you, I do understand. Look, what about a snack before we go on — I brought a few carrots.
Mops: Oh, fantastic! I’m starving! So, how long do you think it’ll take us to get to the farm? I can’t wait to see my family, can you, Peter? Peter? Hey, don’t you want a carrot? Why are you sitting over there? What’s the matter? Peter?
8 T052 Listen again and answer the questions.
1 How does Peter make it possible for him and Mops to escape?
2 Why does he suggest that they hide in the garden for a while?
3 What terrifies Mops as they are going up the hill?
4 Why does Mops get annoyed with Peter at the top of the hill?
5 Why doesn’t Peter join in and share the carrots with Mops? *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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  1. Peter makes it possible for them to escape because the back door is left open, and he bites the child’s finger so they can get away.
  2. He suggests hiding in the garden for a while because it is still daytime and they need to wait until it gets dark.
  3. Mops is terrified by something that nearly kills her while they are crossing the garden.
  4. Mops gets annoyed with Peter because he did not arrange the meeting with his cousin properly and was not specific enough.
  5. Peter does not join in and share the carrots because he is sitting over there and seems upset or worried.


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