Стр.9 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 1 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 8 класс
- Vocabulary
- Complete the crossword with the types of disasters shown in the pictures.
- Choose the words from the list to complete the newspaper headlines.
DAMAGED, BLACKENS, COLLAPSES, BLAST, RESCUE, INJURES, CLEAR BLUE SKY
- _____ BLACKENS AS STORM APPROACHES
- RAIL ACCIDENT _____ 10 PASSENGERS
- LUCKY ESCAPE AFTER ROOF _____
- _____ PLANE CRASH SURVIVORS
- A BOMB _____ SHOOK BUILDINGS IN THE CITY CENTRE
- CRUISE SHIP _____ IN STORM
- Speaking
Choose the correct exchange.
- A: Did you hear about the plane crash?
B: a) Really? b) It’s awful, isn’t it? - A: Guess what happened?
B: a) That’s so sad. b) What? - A: Look at this accident!
B: a) I don’t believe it! b) It’s great! - A: There was an explosion.
B: a) How horrible! b) Sure!
- A: Did you hear about the plane crash?
- Listening
You will hear part of an interview with a rescue worker who helped after the earthquake and tsunami in Japan in March 2011. For each question, choose the correct answer A, B or C.
- Simon helped after the disaster in Japan because he was:
A) a trained professional.
B) on holiday there.
C) a volunteer charity worker. - The most difficult aspect of the rescue effort was:
A) poor roads.
B) lack of machinery.
C) poor weather. - Simon became very disappointed one time when:
A) he wasn’t present when a survivor was found.
B) his radio stopped working.
C) he hoped to find a survivor, but didn’t. - Simon says it isn’t common to find survivors:
A) one week after a disaster.
B) after four days.
C) after such a terrible earthquake. - He says he found the Japanese people:
A) organised.
B) hopeless.
C) very positive.
- Simon helped after the disaster in Japan because he was:
2. 1) BLACKENS as storm approaches
2) Rail accident injures 10 passengers
3) Lucky escape after roof collapses
4) Emergency crews rescue plane crash survivors
5) A bomb blast shook buildings in the city centre
6) Cruise ship damaged in storm
3.
1) b — It’s awful, isn’t it?
2) b — What?
3) a — I don’t believe it!
4) a — How horrible!
4.
1) A — a trained professional
2) C — poor weather
3) C — he hoped to find a survivor, but didn’t
4) A — one week after a disaster
5) C — very positive








