Стр.116-117 Happy New Year! ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 4 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 4 класс, Просвещение: Happy New Year!
1 Let’s make a New Year’s Rattle!
1 Take a plastic bottle.
2 Cover it with paper.
3 Put dried beans, peas, etc inside.
4 Decorate with glitter, ribbons, etc.
At midnight … run outside and make a lot of noise!!
2 Let’s sing!
Happy New Year
Happy New Year
Let’s have fun!
Let’s have fun!
Goodbuy to the old year,
Hello to the new year!
Hurray! Hurray!
Hurray! Hurray!
3 New Year’s News from all over the world!
Portuguese New Year
People in Portugal eat twelve grapes as the clock strikes twelve on New Year’s Eve. This is for twelve happy months in the coming year.
Feliz Ano Novo!
Scottish New Year
The Scottish New Year is called Hogmanay. Special foods at this time of year are cheese, bread and shortbread (a kind of biscuit).
The person most welcome on New Year’s morning is a tall, dark man – this brings good luck to the house!
Russian New Year
In Russia, Santa Claus is called Father Frost. He arrives on New Year’s Eve with his sack of presents. He usually wears blue or red, sometimes even white! Russian children dance around the tree, tell rhymes to Father Frost, then open their presents.
The Russian meal on New Year’s Eve is usually grilled duck or chicken with apples, a lot of pies and a salad called Olivie. *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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1. Let’s make a New Year’s Rattle!

1. Take a plastic bottle.
2. Cover it with paper.
3. Put dried beans, peas, etc. inside.
4. Decorate it with glitter, ribbons, etc.

At midnight, run outside and make a lot of noise!

2. Let’s sing!

Happy New Year
Happy New Year
Let’s have fun!
Let’s have fun!
Goodbye to the old year,
Hello to the new year!
Hurray! Hurray!
Hurray! Hurray!

3. New Year’s News from all over the world!

Portuguese New Year: People in Portugal eat twelve grapes as the clock strikes twelve on New Year’s Eve. This is for twelve happy months in the coming year. Feliz Ano Novo!

Scottish New Year: The Scottish New Year is called Hogmanay. Special foods at this time of year are cheese, bread and shortbread. The person most welcome on New Year’s morning is a tall, dark man — this brings good luck to the house!

Russian New Year: In Russia, Santa Claus is called Father Frost. He arrives on New Year’s Eve with his sack of presents. He usually wears blue or red, sometimes even white. Russian children dance around the tree, tell rhymes to Father Frost, then open their presents. The Russian meal on New Year’s Eve is usually grilled duck or chicken with apples, a lot of pies and a salad called Olivie.