Стр.64-65 Модуль 4 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 7 класс, Просвещение: 4b Home remedies
Remedies from the kitchen cupboard
Next time you wake up with a sore throat or a few spots, perhaps you don’t have to run straight to the doctor. You could try opening the kitchen cupboard instead! There are many natural remedies hiding there. In the past people had to use natural remedies to cure health problems.
GARLIC
Garlic has a bad reputation because of its strong smell, but it’s great for your immune system! If you have a cold or the flu, you can add chopped garlic to hot water with a little honey and lemon and make some tea. Got a few spots? You could try rubbing garlic on them. Garlic has antibacterial qualities so the spots will disappear in no time.
VINEGAR
People have used vinegar as a natural remedy for over 6,000 years! It’s great for minor cuts or itchy rashes. Do you have a sunburn so painful you can’t move? You could try adding one cup of white vinegar to a c bath. This will soothe your skin.
HONEY
Next time you have a sore throat, try swallowing a spoonful of honey. Like garlic, honey helps destroy bacteria. If you have a cut or a graze, just put a little honey on it and cover it with a plaster. It might help you with insomnia, too. Drinking a glass of warm milk with some honey in it can help you sleep.
TEA
Can you feel a headache coming on? Boil some water»! and make yourself a nice cup of tea! The caffeine in the tea will open up the constricted blood vessels that cause a headache. Also, if you suffer from hay fever and have itchy, watery eyes all summer, put cold, wet tea bags over them. The tannin in the tea will realy help!
BAKING SODA
Do you have smelly feet? Sprinkle some baking soda in your shoes and have odour-free feet all day long. Baking soda is a great natural anti-perspirant. It can also help with indigestion because it neutralises stomach acid. Just mix a teaspoon into a glass of water and drink it slowly.
GINGER
Do you have an upset stomach? You could try chewing a piece of ginger. You can also do this before a journey if you suffer from travel sickness. Ginger may also help you if you have bad breath.
These are just a few of the natural remedies in our cupboards! There are hundreds more!
Vocabulary
Illnesses & ailments
1 Listen and say. When was the last time you suffered from any of these? What did you do? Tell the class.
1 have a headache
2 have a stomach ache
3 get a sunburn
4 have a mouth ulcer
5 have smelly feet
6 have hay fever
7 get a cold/the flu
8 have a sore throat
9 have a bad cough
10 have an itchy rash
11 have insomnia
12 have bad breath
13 have a minor cut
14 have watery eyes
Reading
2 Look at the headings in the article. What health problems can these food items help? Listen and read to check.
3 Read again. Which remedy (or remedies):
1 kills germs?
2 is extremely old?
3 helps you fight illness generally?
4 must you keep in your mouth for a while?
5 might make others around you feel better?
Check these words
natural remedy, cure, immune system, rub, soothe, swallow, insomnia, constricted blood vessels, tannin, sprinkle, odour-free, anti-perspirant, indigestion, neutralise, stomach add, upset stomach, travel sickness, bad breath
4 Complete with: remedy, indigestion, rub, insomnia, stomach, immune, vessels, sickness.
1 The immune system is designed to defend our bodies against bacteria.
2 Rub the cream on gently until it is absorbed.
3 Honey is used as a natural remedy to treat wounds, bums and cuts.
4 Insomnia is a sleep disorder in which a person can’t sleep.
5 Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
6 Eating in a hurry can cause indigestion.
7 Drinking chamomile tea if you have overeaten can help soothe an upset stomach.
8 Some people tend to get travel sickness when they are in a moving car.
Grammar
Can/Could/May/Might
5 Rewrite the sentences in your notebook using can, can’t, might, or may.
1 You aren’t allowed to wear your shoes in here.
You can’t wear your shoes in here.
2 It’s just possible that I’ll go to the doctor’s on Friday.
3 You are allowed to go now.
4 It’s possible that a cup of tea will help get rid of your headache.
5 It’s just possible that some honey will help your sore throat.
6 I’m not able to go out today. I’ve got a bad cold.
7 If you have smelly feet, it’s just possible that baking soda will help you.
8 It’s prohibited to enter this area.
Past modals
6 Study the table and find an example in the text, then complete the sentences.
had to/didn’t have to
She had to stay in last night. She had о stomach ache. (it was necessary.)
I didn’t have to go to the doctor’s yesterday. My cough was much better (It wasn’t necessary.)
could(n’t) (general ability in the past)
Mum could run really fast when she was young, (was able to) was/were(n’t) able to (specific ability in the past) was able to win the race last night.
1 I had to go to bed early last night because I had a terrible headache.
2 I was able to cure my upset stomach with some raw ginger. It really worked!
3 In the past, people could buy medicine and other remedies from an apothecary.
4 Sam sprained his ankle this morning and had to go to the hospital.
5 She didn’t have to cook dinner last night. Dan cooked it instead.
Listening
7 Listen to three people speaking. What problem did each have? What did they do about it?
Sally
Greg
Simon
Speaking & Writing
8 Use the information in the text to write suggestions about these health problems: a headache, the flu, an itchy rash, a sore throat, watery eyes, an upset stomach, smelly feet. Tell the class.
A: I have a terrible headache! It really hurts!
B: You should/could have a cup of tea. That might/ may help.
9 ICT Do some research on the Internet and make notes on more home remedies. Present your findings to the class.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

3.

1. Garlic and honey kill germs.
2. Vinegar is extremely old.
3. Garlic helps you fight illness generally.
4. Honey must you keep in your mouth for a while.
5. Tea might make others around you feel better.

4.

1. The immune system is designed to defend our bodies against bacteria.
2. Rub the cream on gently until it is absorbed.
3. Honey is used as a natural remedy to treat wounds, burns and cuts.
4. Insomnia is a sleep disorder in which a person can’t sleep.
5. Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
6. Eating in a hurry can cause indigestion.
7. Drinking chamomile tea if you have overeaten can help soothe an upset stomach.
8. Some people tend to get travel sickness when they are in a moving car.

5.

1. It’s just possible that I may go to the doctor’s on Friday.
2. You can go now.
3. It’s possible that a cup of tea might help get rid of your headache.
4. It’s just possible that some honey may help your sore throat.
5. I can’t go out today. I’ve got a bad cold.
6. If you have smelly feet, might baking soda help you.
7. It’s prohibited to enter this area. — You can’t enter this area.

6.

1. I had to go to bed early last night because I had a terrible headache.
2. I was able to cure my upset stomach with some raw ginger. It really worked!
3. In the past, people could buy medicine and other remedies from an apothecary.
4. Sam sprained his ankle this morning and had to go to the hospital.
5. She didn’t have to cook dinner last night. Dan cooked it instead.

8.

• A headache: You should/could have a cup of tea. That might help.
• The flu: You could try garlic tea with honey and lemon.
• An itchy rash: You could try vinegar.
• A sore throat: You should swallow a spoonful of honey.
• Watery eyes: Put cold, wet tea bags over them.
• An upset stomach: You could try chewing a piece of ginger.
• Smelly feet: Sprinkle some baking soda in your shoes.