Стр.10 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 1 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 9 класс
Vocabulary
1 Fill in: spirit, dust, schemes, swap, consumerism, reusable.
1. My friends and I often ______ clothes with each other.
2. My neighbourhood has a lot of community ______; we’re always organising fun events.
3. I have a lot of unwanted items sitting around the house just gathering ______.
4. Many people are obsessed with ______; all they do is buy, buy, buy!
5. Many communities have sharing ______ where members lend and borrow useful items.
6. The community centre is asking people to bring any ______ items they don’t want to the centre for a sharing day.2 Fill in: off, up, of, away (x2), on, back.
1. Our town wants to set ______ a bike sharing programme.
2. Sharon doesn’t mind lending her books to others as long as she gets them ______.
3. I always pass my unwanted clothes ______ to the local shelter.
4. Don’t get rid ______ that bike. Some other kid might want it.
5. It’s a shame to throw ______ things that other people could use.
6. You can drop ______ any unwanted items at the community centre.
7. We always give ______ toys we don’t want anymore to children’s charities.3 Fill in: hold, look, get, catch, carry in the correct form.
1. Community sharing programmes are ______ on around the country.
2. We ______ on well with our neighbours.
3. The town will ______ on with the car sharing scheme due to its great success.
4. Can you ______ on for a minute while I put these things in the recycling bin?
5. The crowd ______ on with excitement at the neighbourhood football game yesterday.Listening
4 You will hear an interview with a woman called Susan Chandler who runs a garden sharing programme. For questions 1–10, complete the sentences.
Susan believes there is a lot of 1) ______ land in cities.
Susan says her website acts as a 2) ______ between landowners and gardeners.
Susan got the idea for her website from an 3) ______.
Users of the website must provide their 4) ______ and email address.
The website gives 5) ______ on what gardener and landowner should agree on.
According to Susan the most important point partners need to agree on is the 6) ______ of shared crop.
As an example of a landowner’s contribution to a garden, Susan explains they could 7) ______ the garden daily.
Susan says people are more willing to connect with strangers due to the 8) ______.
Susan explains some people garden for the 9) ______ of not letting land go to waste.
Right now the site is looking for more 10) ______.
1.
- My friends and I often swap clothes with each other.
- My neighbourhood has a lot of community spirit; we’re always organising fun events.
- I have a lot of unwanted items sitting around the house just gathering dust.
- Many people are obsessed with consumerism; all they do is buy, buy, buy!
- Many communities have sharing schemes where members lend and borrow useful items.
- The community centre is asking people to bring any reusable items they don’t want to the centre for a sharing day.
2.
- Our town wants to set up a bike sharing programme.
- Sharon doesn’t mind lending her books to others as long as she gets them back.
- I always pass my unwanted clothes on to the local shelter.
- Don’t get rid of that bike. Some other kid might want it.
- It’s a shame to throw away things that other people could use.
- You can drop off any unwanted items at the community centre.
- We always give away toys we don’t want anymore to children’s charities.
3.
- Community sharing programmes are catching on around the country.
- We get on well with our neighbours.
- The town will carry on with the car sharing scheme due to its great success.
- Can you hold on for a minute while I put these things in the recycling bin?
- The crowd looked on with excitement at the neighbourhood football game yesterday.
Listening
4.
- wasted
- matchmaker
- advert
- location
- guidelines
- amount
- water
- Internet
- satisfaction
- more gardeners








