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Упр.3 Unit 6 Reader ГДЗ English Кузовлев 7 класс
Кузовлев, Лапа, Перегудова
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Кузовлев, Лапа, Перегудова

Упр.3 Unit 6 Reader ГДЗ English Кузовлев 7 класс

Задача
  1. Vocabulary. What did the boys in the House sometimes get? Read the text and match the words with their meanings.

    Every now and again, every boy in our House got a grey box. This was a present from the great chocolate manufacturers, Cadbury. Inside the box there were twelve bars of chocolate, all of different shapes, all with different fillings and all with numbers from one to twelve. Eleven of these bars were new. The twelfth was the “control” bar, one that we all knew well, usually a Cadbury’s Coffee Cream bar. Also in the box was a sheet of paper with numbers from one to twelve on it as well as two blank columns, one for giving marks to each chocolate from nought to ten, and the other for comments. All we had to do in return for this splendid gift was to taste very carefully each bar of chocolate, give it marks and make an intelligent comment on why we liked it or disliked it. It was a good idea. Cadbury’s were using some of the greatest chocolate-bar experts in the world to test their new chocolates. We were between thirteen and eighteen, and knew almost every chocolate bar that was around, that is why our opinions on anything new Cadbury’s could rely on. All of us played this game with great enthusiasm, giving our marks and making our comments.

  2. Could the sheet of paper in the box look like that below? Prove your opinion from the text.

    NoMarksComments
    110Terrific!
    210Fabulous!
    39Wonderful!
    48Lovely!
    58Nice!
    67Good!
    710Fantastic!
    810Splendid!
    99So sweet and creamy!
    107Sweet but not enough!
    116Too sweet!
    128Nice and strong.
  3. Vocabulary. Find two pairs of words in the story which are similar in meaning.

Подробный ответ

1) Match the words with their meanings:

every now and again — sometimes
a manufacturer — a maker
from nought to ten — from 0 to 10
splendid — wonderful
intelligent — clever
House — a boarding school
a comment — an opinion
a shape — form
blank — empty, not written on
in return — in exchange

2) Yes, it could. The text says that there was “a sheet of paper with numbers from one to twelve on it as well as two blank columns, one for giving marks to each chocolate from nought to ten, and the other for comments.” So the sheet really had numbers, marks and comments, just like in the picture.

3) Two pairs of words with similar meanings:

  1. splendid — wonderful
  2. intelligent — clever


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