Тема 3 Spotlight on Russia ГДЗ Spotlight 9 класс
Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Юлия Ваулина, Джунни Дули 9 класс, Просвещение: the Russian Village of Shuvalovka in 1714 The Russian Village of Shuvalovka is a wonderful cultural experience. Visitors can see what life in a northern village was like hundreds of years ago. The modern village of Shuvalovka is a copy of what the community looked like in 1714. The original neighbourhood was started by five Finnish farming families. Over the years, various people got the land and new buildings and shops were added. At one time in its history Count Ivan Shuvalov was the owner of the land The village has recreated the traditional log home cabins that the 18th-century Novgorod peasants lived in. Inside each house there i Russian stove where the family cooked their meals and slept on benches. There are also reproductions of the local shops and mills that provided people in the community with their everyday needs. Other main attractions in the village include Masliany Lug or Butter Meadow. This area was and still is the perfect place for fun and games. Many festivals, popular sports tournaments, fairs and music events are held here all year round. In the winter months the village also hosts holiday events and offers a skating rink, sledding hills, traditional sleigh rides and horseback riding. DISCUSS What would your perfect house be like? Describe it. Where would you like to live if you could choose any place? Why? Who would you like to have as neighbours? ACTIVITY Find out what life was like for your grandparents. Where did they live? Did they live in a community? What was their house like? *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.
The Russian village of Shuvalovka in 1714 is a wonderful cultural experience. Visitors can see what life in a northern village was like hundreds of years ago. The modern village of Shuvalovka is a copy of what the community looked like in 1714. The original neighbourhood was started by five Finnish farming families. Over the years, various people got the land, and new buildings and shops were added. At one time in its history, Count Ivan Shuvalov was the owner of the land.
The village has recreated the traditional log home cabins that the 18th-century Novgorod peasants lived in. Inside each house there is a Russian stove where the family cooked their meals and slept on benches. There are also reproductions of the local shops and mills that provided people in the community with their everyday needs.
Other main attractions in the village include Masliany Lug, or Butter Meadow. This area was, and still is, the perfect place for fun and games. Many festivals, popular sports tournaments, fairs and music events are held here all year round. In the winter months, the village also hosts holiday events and offers a skating rink, sledding hills, traditional sleigh rides and horseback riding.
