Стр.66 Модуль 4 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс

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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 7 класс, Просвещение: 4c Culture Corner
Australia’s most dangerous animals
Australia is a great country, but it has some of the most dangerous animals in the world. Here are some of the worst… avoid them at all costs!
Spiders
Australia has some of the most dangerous spiders in the world. The dark coloured funnel web spider is one of the most poisonous. Its teeth are so strong that it on even bite through a shoe! If one bites you, you need antivenin very quickly. Another scary spider is the redback with the red stripe on back. It hides in backyards, and sometimes homes, all over Australia and it can give a very nasty bite causing horrible pain, sweating and vomiting.
Sea creatures
Watch out for Australia’s many dangerous sea creatures… especially the box jellyfish. It’s almost invisible to swimmers and has caused more deaths snakes, sharks and crocodiles put together. Each of its 3-metre-long tentacles has 500,000 needles for injecting venom into its victims. Although it’s very small, the blue-ringed octopus is also deadly! This pretty octopus lives in rock pools and has enough venom to kill 10 men. Watch out for the 6-metre-long salt-water crocodile, too. They can go 240 km inland or out into the ocean and attack anything that moves, even sharks!
Snakes
The ten most poisonous snakes in the world all live in Australia! The inland taipan is the most dangerous in the world and its venom is 50 times stronger than an Indian Cobra’s. The eastern brown snake is a long (up to 1.8 metres!), fast moving snake and the second most dangerous in I the world. Fortunately, both of these snakes I usually stay away from humans so bites are quite rare.
Around rivers
The platypus may look cute, but the males have a poisonous spike on their back legs that they use in self-defence. Victims suffer from terrible pain that can last for up to 3 months!
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poisonous, bite, antivenin, scary, stripe, backyard, pain, sweating, vomiting, death, shark, tentade, needle, inject, venom, victim, rock pool, inland, spike, self-defence
1 Which sentences below do you think are true about Australia’s dangerous animals? Listen to and read the text to find out.
1 The funnel-web spider doesn’t have teeth.
2 Box jellyfish are easy to see.
3 There are crocodiles in Australia.
4 The eastern brown snake avoids people.
5 Only female platypuses are dangerous.
2 Read again and match the words/phrases in bold to their meanings: impossible to see. creating, unpleasant, try to hurt, able to cause death, under any circumstances, unusual, pretty.
3 Match the lists of nouns (1-4) to the verbs (A-D).
1 bees, jellyfish, wasps
2 snakes, crocodiles, spiders
3 cats, parrots, guinea pigs
4 horses, donkeys, camels
A scratch
В sting
C kick
D bite
4 Think! Imagine you encountered one of these animals while in Australia on holiday. What were you doing? What did you see? What did you do? How did you feel? Tell the class.
5 ICT Collect information about a dangerous animal in your country. Write seven T/F statements about it. Exchange them with your partner.
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1. True sentences: 2, 3, 4.

2. The bold words/phrases mean:

impossible to see — invisible
creating — injecting
unpleasant — nasty
try to hurt — attack
able to cause death — deadly
under any circumstances — at all costs
unusual — pretty

3. Match the nouns to the verbs:

1 bees, jellyfish, wasps — B sting
2 snakes, crocodiles, spiders — D bite
3 cats, parrots, guinea pigs — A scratch
4 horses, donkeys, camels — C kick

4. I was walking near a river when I saw a crocodile. It was very close to the water. I slowly moved away and stayed calm. I felt scared, but also lucky to get away safely.

5. Example T/F statements: