Стр.94 Unit 7 Вопреки трудностям ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 9 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 9 класс, Русское слово: Culture today
When you suffer from dyslexia, people sometimes think that you must be lazy or stupid. But in fact, dyslexia has nothing to do with intelligence. Actually, quite the opposite might be true …
Dyslexia
The word dyslexia comes from Greek and means ‘difficulty with words’. Dyslexia gives people problems with reading, writing or spelling. In Britain, about one in ten young people have some form of dyslexia.
The Gift of Dyslexia?
1 Many dyslexic people are very creative, musical or sporty. This might be because the right side of their brain is often bigger. The right side of the brain controls your creative and artistic skills, and the left side controls logic and mathematics. Famous dyslexics include Orlando Bloom, Robbie Williams and Keira Knightley. The famous scientist Albert Einstein was also dyslexic. It seems that people with unusual talents often have the ‘gift’ of dyslexia!
2 So, how do you know if dyslexia is something which affects you? If you answer ‘Yes’ to most of these questions, you might be dyslexic. You should talk to someone about it at your school or college.
Does it take you a long time to read and understand books?
When you are reading, do the words sometimes look blurred?
Do you have difficulty taking notes quickly?
When you’re writing, do you sometimes put letters or numbers the wrong way round, such as ‘15’ for ‘51’ or ‘saw’ for ‘was’?
Do you find mental arithmetic difficult?
Do you have problems with left and right when following directions?
If you’re dyslexic, you don’t have to suffer in silence! There are lots of things you can do to make life easier. The following devices might be useful.
A calculator is essential if you have problems with numbers.
A spell-check facility on your computer is great if you have difficulty with spelling.
You can record your notes on a dictation machine, then listen to them when you’re revising.
‘I remember going for an audition when I was eight, and it was the most excruciating experience because I couldn’t read my lines. My desire to act was my driving force. I got really good help from some amazing teachers, so I overcame the dyslexia and now it’s not really a problem.’
Keira Knightley
1 Read the information box about dyslexia. What is it? How many people in Britain have it?
2 Now read the article. Match three of these headings to paragraphs 1-3. Then listen and check.
a) Creative dyslexics
b) Famous people can’t be dyslexic
c) Technology can help
d) Recognizing dyslexia
3 Read the text again and answer the questions.
1 Why might many dyslexics be very creative?
2 What is the difference between the left and right sides of the brain?
3 What difficulties might dyslexics have when they’re reading?
4 What other problems can dyslexia cause?
5 Which devices can help people with dyslexia?
6 Did Keira Knightley overcome her dyslexia?
4 Your voice Work in pairs. Answer the questions.
1 Answer the questions in paragraph 2.
How many ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ answers did you get?
2 Does anyone in your family have dyslexia?
3 Do you know of any famous people in your country who are dyslexic? What special creative, musical or sporting abilities do they have?
*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
Ответ
1. Dyslexia is difficulty with words. In Britain, about one in ten young people have it.
2. The headings are:
- 1 — a) Creative dyslexics
- 2 — d) Recognizing dyslexia
- 3 — c) Technology can help
3.
- Many dyslexics may be very creative because the right side of their brain is often bigger.
- The right side of the brain controls creative and artistic skills, and the left side controls logic and mathematics.
- When reading, the words may look blurred.
- Dyslexia can also cause problems with writing, spelling, taking notes, mental arithmetic, and telling left from right.
- A calculator, a spell-check facility, and a dictation machine can help people with dyslexia.
- Yes, she did. She overcame her dyslexia.
