Стр.104-105 Модуль 6 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 6 класс
- Which of the following can you buy in these shops?
pens, eye drops, notebook, gold ring, designer clothes, pencils, sweets, shoes, cakes, chocolates, high quality cheeses, sunglasses, bread rolls, cold meats, aspirin, contact lenses
stationer’s, jeweller’s, confectioner’s, boutique, delicatessen, optician’s, baker’s, chemist’s
- Listen to four short exchanges. Where does each take place? Which words help you decide?
- Look at the picture and the title of the article. What do you know about Venice? Where is it located? What is it famous for?
- Read the introduction to the text. How does Venice in Italy differ from Venice in Las Vegas? Listen and read to find out.
- Now read again and, for questions 1–5, choose the best answer A, B, C or D. Find evidence in the text.
- The text is about:
- A the Grand Canal, Venice.
- B a Las Vegas hotel.
- C a tourist attraction in Vegas.
- D entertainment in Venice.
- Compared to other attractions, the Grand Canal Shops are:
- A more inspirational.
- B more popular.
- C the newest.
- D more authentic.
- What does the writer think is most impressive about the mall?
- A the accuracy of every element
- B the entertainment on offer
- C the architecture
- D the atmosphere
- The writer implies that St Mark’s Square:
- A is lively and easy to find.
- B is dark and romantic.
- C only has cheap souvenirs.
- D is where the best designer shops are.
- At the end, the reviewer says that:
- A she doesn’t need to go to the real Venice any more.
- B the gondola ride was her favourite part of her visit.
- C she wants to visit the real Venice.
- D everyone should visit this mall.
- The text is about:
- Choose the correct word.
- Venice is full of charm, the ideal place for those who love quietness and beauty.
- The gondoliers were steering their boats down the canal.
- The mall allows you to experience a true tradition of Venice.
- The shopping mall is enormous. You get lost easily in there.
- The mall resembles Venice; they have paid great attention to detail.
- Trees line the sides of the road.
- You must experience a ride on a gondola.
- The film will inspire you to travel to Italy.
- Find all passive forms in the text. Rewrite the sentences in the Active Voice in your notebook.
- a) Read the text and make notes under the headings.
b) Imagine you are in this mall. Call your English pen friend and tell them about your visit there. Use your notes in Ex. 8a to write your telephone conversation. - Think! In three minutes write a few sentences giving reasons why you would like to visit Venice. Tell the class.
- Think! In groups create your own mall. Try to make it as unusual as possible. Present your mall to the class.
1. You can buy pens, pencils and notebooks at a stationer’s. You can buy gold rings at a jeweller’s. You can buy sweets, cakes and chocolates at a confectioner’s. You can buy designer clothes and shoes at a boutique. You can buy high quality cheeses, cold meats and bread rolls at a delicatessen. You can buy eye drops, contact lenses and aspirin at a chemist’s. You can buy sunglasses at an optician’s.
2.
- A confectioner’s — chocolate truffles, flavours.
- A chemist’s — sore throat, syrup, lozenges.
- A delicatessen — sliced salami, Stilton, varieties of cheese.
- A jeweller’s — silver earrings.
5.
- C a tourist attraction in Vegas.
- D more authentic.
- A the accuracy of every element.
- A is lively and easy to find.
- C she wants to visit the real Venice.
6.
- Venice is full of charm, the ideal place for those who love quietness and beauty.
- The gondoliers were steering their boats down the canal.
- The mall allows you to experience a true tradition of Venice.
- The shopping mall is enormous. You can get lost easily in there.
- The mall resembles Venice; they have paid great attention to detail.
- Trees line the sides of the road.
- You must experience a ride on a gondola.
- The film will inspire you to travel to Italy.
7. Passive forms in the text:
- It was opened in 1999. → They opened it in 1999.
- It’s one of the most popular indoor malls in the world. — not passive.
- Everything in the mall mirrors the floating city. — active.
- …selling the finest clothes, including some of the best Italian designers. — active.
- …a marketplace selling souvenirs of Venice… — active.
- …it’s definitely inspired me! — active.
8a. Notes:
- Place: Grand Canal Shops, Las Vegas
- Size: enormous, 45,000 m²
- Inspiration: Venice, Italy
- What you can see: canals, bridges, streetlights, ceiling art, living statues, St Mark’s Square
- What you can do: shop, listen to musicians, watch performances, ride a gondola
- What you can buy: souvenirs, carnival masks, costumes, Venetian glass
8b.
A: Hi! I’m in the Grand Canal Shops in Las Vegas. It’s amazing!
B: Really? What’s it like?
A: It looks just like Venice. There are canals, bridges and even gondolas. The mall is enormous, and there are lots of shops and performances.
B: What can you buy there?
A: Souvenirs, carnival masks, costumes and beautiful Venetian glass. I’d love to take a gondola ride too.
B: That sounds fantastic!
9. I would like to visit Venice because it is a beautiful and romantic city. It is famous for its canals, gondolas and old buildings. I would also like to see St Mark’s Square and enjoy the special atmosphere of the city.
10. Our mall would be underwater and shaped like a giant ship. It would have shops, a cinema, a café and a small indoor park. Visitors could travel around it by boat, and there would be music, lights and shows every evening. It would be a fun and unusual place for everyone.
