Стр.61 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 8 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Дули, Копылова 8 класс, Просвещение: 5b
Vocabulary
1 Fill in: crash, analyst, negotiation, sensation, occasional.
1 The music videos posted online have become a web sensation.
2 It is the job of a financial analyst to give investment advice to companies.
3 Steve is good at his job; however, he still makes the occasional error.
4 A good lawyer must have strong negotiation skills.
5 He did a four-week crash course.
2 Choose the correct word.
1 This summer, I’ll enrol on a nursing course.
2 John admitted that he had made a mistake.
3 Having little money as a child has motivated him to succeed in life.
4 The lecturer has a very chatty style.
5 Danny researched martial arts for his assignment.
6 The lecturer had lost the interest of his audience after ten minutes.
3 Fill in: attracted, prefers, stumble, converted, scribbled, complicated.
1 After quitting his job, Salman Khan now spends most of his day a converted cupboard at home.
2 From here, Salman has recorded thousands of lectures which have attracted millions of viewers on the Internet!
3 Students feel that Salman makes complicated subjects seem easier.
4 However, all you will ever see of Salman is his scribbled handwriting since he never films himself in the videos.
5 Not to worry though, because even Salman’s cousin prefers the digital Salman to the real one!
6 If you ever use YouTube, chances are you might stumble across one of Salman’s lessons yourself!
Grammar
4 Fill in: said, told or asked then report the sentences.
1 ‘Where is the lecture theatre?’ Steve asked, Steve asked me where the lecture theatre was me.
2 ‘Have you studied for the exam?’ Paul asked, Paul asked John if he had studied for the exam John.
3 ‘Call me later!’ Daisy said, Daisy told Ruth to call her later to Ruth.
4 ‘When will we get our test results back?’ I asked, I asked my teacher when we would get our test results back my teacher.
5 ‘Be quiet!’ the librarian told, The librarian told them to be quiet them.
6 ‘Don’t write on the blackboard!’ she said, She told me not to write on the blackboard to me.
7 ‘Is he the new headteacher?’ Tim asked, Tim asked me if he was the new headteacher me.
8 ‘Don’t eat in the class!’ he told, He told us not to eat in the class us.
9 ‘Can you help me move this desk?’ Tina asked, Tina asked Jill if she could help her move that desk Jill.
Listening
5 You will hear five different people talking about going to university. For questions (1-5) choose from the list (A-F) their plans after they finish school. Use the letters only once. There is one extra letter which you do not need to use.
A will study history
В is going to take a gap year before university
C isn’t going to university
D hasn’t decided what to study yet
E is going to study abroad
F wants to work in the travel industry
Текст аудирования:
Speaker 1
All my friends knew exactly what they wanted to study, but not me. That’s why I went to see a career advisor. She talked me through all my options, from art history to zoology! Some of the courses I’d never even heard of, including tourism management. I had no idea you could study something like that! The idea of helping people while they’re on holiday really appeals to me. That’s why I think this course is right for me.
Speaker 2
Everyone thinks studying abroad is really exciting. But because of my parents’ jobs, I moved around a lot when I was growing up. I’ve spent most of my life in boarding schools around the world, so living in a foreign country doesn’t appeal to me at all. I’ve felt like a tourist all my life and would much rather stay where I am now, with my friends. I’m not sure which course is right for me so that’s why I haven’t enrolled in any courses yet. But I know for sure that whatever I do, I’m going to do it right here.
Speaker 3
Most of my friends want to take a gap year before doing further education. I’d love to travel as well, I just figure I can do that after I graduate. The thing is, I know exactly what I want to study, so I’ve already enrolled in a course for September. I’ve always been interested in the past — I think it’s important to know how we got where we are today. I’m particularly interested in the medieval times, which is one of the options for my degree. I can’t wait to start!
Speaker 4
Ever since I was young, I never really liked being away from home. Even when I stayed overnight at my friends’ houses, I would always miss my family. I’m not going to let that stop me from achieving my dreams, though. I want to study French, and I know that the best way to learn a language is by using it every day. So I’m going to move to France and go to university there. I know it will be hard at first, but it’ll make me a stronger and more independent person.
Speaker 5
My parents have always pushed me to become a doctor or an architect. I want to make them happy, but I’m not sure that university is right for me. I told them I was going to take a gap year after school to consider my options. They think I’m going to work for a while and save money to study. The truth is, I’m not interested in going to university and I’m ready to start my career. I’ve already found myself a job and I start work next week.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Подробный ответ

Vocabulary

1. The music videos posted online have become a web sensation.
2. It is the job of a financial analyst to give investment advice to companies.
3. Steve is good at his job; however, he still makes the occasional error.
4. A good lawyer must have strong negotiation skills.
5. He did a four-week crash course.

1. This summer, I’ll enrol on a nursing course.
2. John admitted that he had made a mistake.
3. Having little money as a child has motivated him to succeed in life.
4. The lecturer has a very chatty style.
5. Danny researched martial arts for his assignment.
6. The lecturer had lost the interest of his audience after ten minutes.

1. After quitting his job, Salman Khan now spends most of his day in a converted cupboard at home.
2. From here, Salman has recorded thousands of lectures which have attracted millions of viewers on the Internet!
3. Students feel that Salman makes complicated subjects seem easier.
4. However, all you will ever see of Salman is his scribbled handwriting since he never films himself in the videos.
5. Not to worry though, because even Salman’s cousin prefers the digital Salman to the real one!
6. If you ever use YouTube, chances are you might stumble across one of Salman’s lessons yourself!

Grammar

1. Steve asked me where the lecture theatre was.
2. Paul asked John if he had studied for the exam.
3. Daisy told Ruth to call her later.
4. I asked my teacher when we would get our test results back.
5. The librarian told them to be quiet.
6. She told me not to write on the blackboard.
7. Tim asked me if he was the new headteacher.
8. He told us not to eat in the class.
9. Tina asked Jill if she could help her move that desk.