Стр.131 Revision ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 9 класс
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Complete with: perform, wanders, currents, promising, detected, collapse, wasteful, persistent, pinpointed.
1. The doctors have ___ signs of heart disease in the patient.
2. Angela Zhang is a ___ young scientist who has already found a possible cure for cancer!
3. It’s very ___ to throw food away.
4. Scientists hope the robot will be able to ___ operations soon.
5. He ___ the importance of helping those in need.
6. Mike is very ___ and determined; he never gives up.
7. Swimming here is prohibited because of strong ___.
8. Luke finds it hard to concentrate at work; his mind ___ a lot.
9. The large cracks in the cave roof meant it was likely to ___.Use one of the given introductory verbs to report each of the following sentences.
Warn, remind, suggest, complain, order, ask
1. “Stop swimming so fast or you’ll run out of air,” he told me.
2. “Sam is always late!” he said.
3. “Can you help me move house?” John said to me.
4. “Why don’t we go to the Planetarium on Saturday?” he said.
5. “Don’t forget to clean the sink,” she said.
6. “Don’t touch my equipment,” the scientist said to us.Choose the correct word.
1. There were ___ of people at the conference.
2. All of ___ ideas are fantastic!
3. ___ of Thomas Edison’s inventions failed.
4. Jim spends a good ___ of time checking his equipment.
5. Only a ___ explorers attempt to reach the South Pole on foot.Rewrite the sentences in the causative form.
1. Builders built Mr Brown’s new factory last year.
2. A publisher has just published Mike’s book.
3. A technician is fixing my computer today.
4. A cleaner cleans Matt’s lab every day.
5. Painters are going to paint our boat.Match the exchanges.
1. Why don’t we go to the Science Museum this weekend?
2. I’m not so interested in science.
3. The tickets are only £5.
4. It says here that there’s a big dinosaur exhibition.
5. I like the idea of standing on the prime meridian.A. Me too, I think it would be amazing.
B. That’s not too bad.
C. Really? I like the sound of that.
D. What can we see there?
E. You’re kidding! I find it fascinating.Write a story for a short story competition ending with the words: “What an amazing discovery!” (120–180 words) in your notebook.
Check your Progress
- Talk and write about inventions and scientific experiments.
- Talk and write about successful people.
- Persuade someone to visit a place.
- Talk and write about an expedition.
- Write a story.
1. The doctors have detected signs of heart disease in the patient.
2. Angela Zhang is a promising young scientist who has already found a possible cure for cancer!
3. It’s very wasteful to throw food away.
4. Scientists hope the robot will be able to perform operations soon.
5. He pinpointed the importance of helping those in need.
6. Mike is very persistent and determined; he never gives up.
7. Swimming here is prohibited because of strong currents.
8. Luke finds it hard to concentrate at work; his mind wanders a lot.
9. The large cracks in the cave roof meant it was likely to collapse.
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1. He warned me not to swim so fast or I’d run out of air.
2. He complained that Sam was always late.
3. John asked me to help him move house.
4. He suggested going to the Planetarium on Saturday.
5. She reminded me to clean the sink.
6. The scientist ordered us not to touch his equipment.
3
1. There were lots of people at the conference.
2. All of these ideas are fantastic!
3. Many of Thomas Edison’s inventions failed.
4. Jim spends a good deal of time checking his equipment.
5. Only a few explorers attempt to reach the South Pole on foot.
4
1. Mr Brown had his new factory built last year.
2. Mike has just had his book published.
3. I am having my computer fixed today.
4. Matt has his lab cleaned every day.
5. We are going to have our boat painted.
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1. Why don’t we go to the Science Museum this weekend? — D What can we see there?
2. I’m not so interested in science. — E You’re kidding! I find it fascinating.
3. The tickets are only £5. — B That’s not too bad.
4. It says here that there’s a big dinosaur exhibition. — C Really? I like the sound of that.
5. I like the idea of standing on the prime meridian. — A Me too, I think it would be amazing.
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One rainy afternoon, I was helping my grandfather clean out the old shed behind his house. Among the dusty boxes and broken tools, I found a small metal case. Inside was a strange device with a glowing screen and a note saying, “Do not switch on until the moon is full.” Of course, I was curious. That night, I waited until the moon rose and pressed the button. Suddenly, the device began to hum, and a tiny map appeared on the screen. It showed a hidden place in the garden. We followed the directions and started digging near the old apple tree. A few minutes later, we uncovered a wooden box full of ancient coins and letters. My grandfather laughed in surprise. “What an amazing discovery!”
