Стр.19 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 7 класс, Просвещение: 2g
Vocabulary
1 Complete the crossword with the type of books.
Across
A book…
1 which is about a magical world.
3 that is about criminal activities.
8 which contains exciting, unexpected events.
9 that is about a true story.
Down
A book …
2 about events that take place in the future.
4 that is very frightening.
5 which is quite old but still popular.
6 which is about a love story.
7 which is a story of someone’s life.
Listening
2 You will hear an Interview about a social networking site. Listen and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).
1 Dave dislikes the fact that «tweets are short».
2 Dave uses twitter to meet new people.
3 Dave has his own blog.
4 Dave thinks businesses should use Twitter to advertise.
5 There are more «tweets» than twitter users per day.
Текст аудирования:
Interviewer: Hello and welcome to this week’s Computer Chat. Today we have with us David Chase, a software engineer, who knows a lot about social networking sites. Dave is here to talk to us about Twitter. Welcome to the show Dave!
Dave Chase: Hi everyone!
Interviewer: So Dave, for all those who don’t know; what is Twitter exactly?
Dave Chase: Well, Twitter is a website which offers a social networking service that allows its users to send and read short messages called «tweets».
Interviewer: So if I understand correctly, «tweets» are like sending text messages online?
Dave Chase: Exactly! Tweets are small posts of up to 140 letters that appear on the user’s profile page. It is a bit challenging to get your point across in such a short message, but I believe that’s the great thing about Twitter. Users have to be creative!
Internet: It sounds like fun. Do you use Twitter?
Dave Chase: I certainly do. The special thing about Twitter is that it not only allows me to share information with my friends, but I can also get in touch with people who have similar interests to me.
Interviewer: How do you do that?
Dave Chase: Well, for example I can add people who read my blog to my list of followers (that is those who read my tweets) on Twitter.
Interview: Lots of celebrities are tweeting these days. Why is it so popular with the famous people?
Dave Chase: Well, with Twitter they can keep in touch with their fans. It’s a great way to quickly broadcast information. Companies can also use twitter to promote their products, communicate with employees and interact with their customers.
Interviewer: Interesting. So how popular is Twitter?
Dave Chase: Quite popular. Just image it has over 200 million users who send 190 million messages a day. Interview: Wow! That’s a lot of tweets.
Dave Chase: It sure is.
Interviewer: Now, I’m afraid that’s all the time we have for today. Thanks David for talking to us and for all our listeners tune in tomorrow when …
Everyday English
3 Choose the correct exchange.
1 A: Do you recommend this book?
B: a Alright.
b Yes, it’s great!
2 A: Are you enjoying the book?
B: a It’s an adventure novel.
b I can’t put it down.
3 A: Do you like to read comics?
В: a I don’t really like them.
b It isn’t that good, really.
4 A: Do you prefer science fiction novels?
B: a Yes, they’re great!
b It’s amazing!
5 A: Is your book good?
В: a I often read crime thrillers.
b It’s a bit dull.
4 Ask and answer questions with the correct phrase.
I really love it.
What’s it about?
What are you reading, Nancy?
Is it good?
А: 1) What are you reading, Nancy?
В: It’s a fantasy novel called Stardust by Neil Gaiman.
A: 2) What’s it about?
B: It’s about a young man who searches for a fallen star in order to win the girl of his dreams.
A: 3) Is it good?
B: Yes, it’s fantastic! 4) I really love it.
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1. 1 — fantasy, 2 — science fiction, 3 — crime thriller, 4 — horror, 5 — classic, 6 — romance, 7 — biography, 8 — adventure, 9 — non-fiction.

2. 1 F, 2 T, 3 T, 4 T, 5 T.

3. 1 b, 2 b, 3 a, 4 a, 5 b.