Стр.90 Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 7 класс, Просвещение: 5g Skills
Vocabulary
Appearance & character
1 a) List the words under the correct headings. Listen and check.
Special features face age hair build height
1 Brian
2 Debbie
3 Jenny
4 Ted
5 Sandra
middle-aged
fat
short
old
well-built
in her early twenties
tattoo
curty
skinny
wrinkles
moustache
freckles
long
round
of medium height
small
oval
tall
overweight
thin
beard
young
wavy
straight
in her early forties
in his mid-thirties
plump
dark/pale skin
pierced ears
glasses
blond
dark
bald
in her late teens
b) Describe the people in the pictures.
Brian is well-built and probobly of medium height He’s…
2 Complete with the correct character adjectives.
Patient
cheerful
honest
lazy
outgoing
rude
shy
generous
selfish
popular
1 A honest person always tells the truth.
2 A selfish person only cares about him/herself.
3 A patient person doesn’t mind waiting.
4 A rude person is impolite and doesn’t have good manners.
5 An outgoing person likes meeting and talking to people.
6 A lazy person doesn’t want to work.
7 A cheerful person is always happy.
8 A popular person is liked by many people.
9 A generous person is always giving people things.
10 A shy person feels nervous around others.
3 Talk about your friends and family members.
A: What does your sister look like?
B: She’s tall and thin with…
A: What’s she like?
B: She’s funny, but she can be rather bossy.
Listening
4 You’ll hear an interview with a woman called Lesley about body image. For sentences 1-5, say if they are T (true) or F (false).
1 Lesley talks to groups of teenagers.
2 She says body image affects behaviour.
3 She says a lot of celebrities have a poor body image, too.
4 She doesn’t think teens should change their appearance.
5 She advises teens with poor body image to talk to a friend their own age.
Текст аудирования:
Radio presenter: Hello, Lesley, and welcome to the show. Can you tell our listeners what you do exactly?
Lesley: Yes, of course, Mike. I’m a youth worker and I visit schools to talk to groups of students about improving their body image. You see, as teenagers’ bodies change, so can the way they see themselves. Because of this, many teens believe that they would be happier if they were thinner, taller or shorter, or if they had curly hair, a smaller nose, longer legs… the list goes on!
Radio presenter: And it’s really important to have a good body image, isn’t it?
Lesley: Yes, it really is, because feeling good about yourself often affects the way you act. A person with a good self-image makes friends more easily, recognises their mistakes and learns from them, and generally enjoys their life more.
Radio presenter: Of course. Young people often compare themselves to others, don’t they? Like to their friends and even to celebrities on TV.
Lesley: Yes, that’s right. One of the first things I say to the teens I speak to is that they mustn’t do this, because everyone is different. Instead, I tell them to think about what they can change about themselves and what they can’t. You can’t change your height or your shoe size, for example, so there’s no point worrying about things like that. Then, if there are things you want to change about yourself, like wanting to lose some weight or become healthier, you should take small steps every day to reach your goals.
Radio presenter: Thanks, Lesley. Do you have any other advice to give before you go?
Lesley: Yes. Most people wish they could change something about themselves, but sometimes poor body image can become a very big problem and a teenager can become very depressed. If this happens, you must talk to a parent, a teacher or an adult you trust, or even call a teen helpline. Remember that adults were all teens once, and they probably know exactly how you feel!
Radio presenter: Thank you very much for coming on the show, Lesley.
Lesley: You’re welcome. It was a pleasure to be here.
Speaking
Commenting on changes in appearance
5 Use the phrases and the prompts to act out exchanges, as in the example.
lose some weight
just get new glasses
get a haircut
grow a beard
grow my hair
I didn’t recognise you! Have you changed something?
You look nice! Is something different?
You’ve changed !/You look different.
What have you changed?
A: I didn’t recognise you! Have you changed something?
B: Yes, I’ve lost some weight.
A: You look great!
B: Thanks!
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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1a)

Special features	Face	Age	Hair	Build	Height
tattoo, freckles, moustache, beard, dark/pale skin, pierced ears, glasses	round, oval	young, old, middle-aged, in her early twenties, in her late teens, in her early forties, in his mid-thirties	curly, long, wavy, straight, blond, dark, bald	fat, skinny, well-built, overweight, thin, plump	short, of medium height, tall

1b) Brian is well-built and probably of medium height. He has short dark hair and glasses.