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Упр.1 Урок 7 Юнит 8 New Millennium English 8 класс
Казырбаева, Дворецкая
8 класс
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Казырбаева, Дворецкая

Упр.1 Урок 7 Юнит 8 New Millennium English 8 класс

Задача

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Казырбаева, Дворецкая 8 класс, Титул: 1 Read the detective story and put a tick in the right column in the table on p.123.
THE CASE OF THE BEACH САFЁ BREAK-IN The Beach Cafe in Seacliff had only been open a few minutes when Tom went in. He noticed a new price list on the wall. «What’s this, Mrs Hutchinson?» he asked. «Oh, I put it up this morning,» she told him. «I’ve had to increase the prices by ten per cent because I have so many expenses these days. Last night someone tried to get into the cafe by breaking the window in the room at the back. Now I’ll have to get someone to put in new glass.» «Have you called the police?» Tom asked. «No point. They didn’t take anything.» She took Tom through to the small room at the back. «This is my office space. I was working here last night changing the price list. I printed it and left it on the desk. When I went out, I locked the door into the cafe, so whoever got in was stuck in this little room. Nothing here to steal.» Tom bought a drink and walked down to the seafront. He saw Martin and Frank, who were fishing there. «Hey,» he called, «Did you know that somebody had broken a window at the back of the Beach Cafe last night?» he asked. «No, we’ve been busy fishing,» Martin answered and showed Tom the fish they had caught. Martin stood up. «Well, I’m starving. We got here early this morning. I’ve got 70 pence left from my pocket money, so I’m going to get a muffin from the cafe.» ‘You won’t have enough. You’ll need to find another 7 pence from somewhere,» Frank said. «I’m going home to get something to eat.» «Stop, both of you,» Tom said. «I’m going to tell Mrs Hutchinson who broke the window. I know which one of you it was, and you’ll have to pay for it,» and he pointed to one of the boys.
1 Mrs Hutchinson put her prices up. 2 The price list was stolen from the Beach Cafe. 3 The window in the back room was broken. 4 Frank told Martin to take some more money for the muffin. 5 Martin was very hungry and he wanted to go home to get something to eat. 6 Mrs Hutchinson did not call the police. 7 Martin and Frank were lucky with their fishing. 8 A muffin at the Beach Cafe cost 70 pence. 9 Frank broke the window. 10 Tom solved the problem.
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Подробный ответ

1 — True
2 — False
3 — True
4 — False
5 — True
6 — True
7 — False
8 — False
9 — False
10 — True

Разбор: Mrs Hutchinson said she had to increase the prices by ten per cent, so 1 is true. The price list was printed and left on the desk, not stolen, so 2 is false. The window in the back room was broken, so 3 is true. Frank only said Martin would need another 7 pence; he did not tell him to take more money, so 4 is false. Martin said he was starving and wanted to get a muffin, so 5 is true. Mrs Hutchinson did not call the police, so 6 is true. Martin and Frank had caught fish, but nothing says they were lucky, so 7 is false. A muffin cost 77 pence, because Martin had 70 pence and needed another 7, so 8 is false. Frank did not break the window, so 9 is false. Tom understood who broke it, so 10 is true.



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