Тема 2 Spotlight on Russia ГДЗ Spotlight 7 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Юлия Ваулина, Джунни Дули 7 класс, Просвещение: Teens
At Spotlight on Russia we get a lot of emails from children all over the country. Here are two that are from children in completely different parts of Russia.
Spotlight mu Russia hears from two young Russians from very different parts of the country
Hi. My name is Sergey Demidov and Fm 13 years old. I live in Yakutsk, which is the capital of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in northern Siberia.
I love my city in the winter when the clean, crisp snow covers everything. The temperature often falls below -40 degrees, so we wear fur caps and coats, thick woollen mittens and unty, which are fur boots made of deer skin. Today it’s bright and sunny. It’s only -250 С outside, so Fm going siding with my family for the first time this year.
I go to a Russian school, but we have lessons in our native Yakut language as well. My father plays the khomus, which is a traditional Yakut instrument, and my mother does embroidery with beads. She also makes hats and her friends sometimes ask her to make outfits for our national summer holiday. It’s called Yhyakh, and it’s a great chance for me to perform a dance called Ohuokhay and to drink kumys — a national drink that’s made from mare’s milk.
Hello, Fm Irina Smirnova. Fm 14 and I live in Kolomna, which is one of the biggest and most beautiful towns in the Moscow region. Kolomna is over 800 years old and a lot of tourists come here to see the old Kremlin, the churches and monasteries, as well as the museums and art galleries.
I love my town because there’s so much to do here. In the summer, I like to go rowing and sailing on the Oka River, and we can go ice-skating at any time of the year in our new Ice Palace. Dmitry Dorofeev, the Olympic silver medallist, is from Kolomna and we have a long history of .success in this sport.
There are more than 30 schools in Kolomna and mine is one of the new ones. In the spring and autumn, my class goes to the Park of Peace after lessons to look after the plants and flowers. Tomorrow is Sunday and we’re going to see a play at the Maly Theatre in Moscow. It only takes us an hour and a half to get there by bus and Fm really looking forward to it.
Discuss
How similar/different are the teens’ lifestyles? Why?
What does your lifestyle depend on?
Activity
What is your lifestyle like? What is it like to live in your town/city/area? Write to Spotlight on Russia and let us know!
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Sergey and Irina live in very different parts of Russia, so their lifestyles are different too. Sergey lives in Yakutsk, where the winter is very cold, so people wear warm clothes and do winter activities. Irina lives in Kolomna, a big town near Moscow, where the climate is milder and there are many cultural and sports activities.

Both teens are active and proud of their home towns, but their daily lives depend on the place where they live, the climate, local traditions and opportunities for study and leisure.

My lifestyle depends on my family, my school, my town and the weather. In my area, I can study, meet friends, do sports and spend time outdoors. I like living in my town because it is comfortable and there are many things to do.