Упр.1 Дополнительное чтение Reader ГДЗ English Кузовлев 5 класс
Supplementary reading Дополнительное чтение 1. You are going to read an English tale Country Mouse and City Mouse. 1) sing a dictionary.
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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кузовлев, Лапа, Перегудова 5 класс, Просвещение:
Supplementary reading
Дополнительное чтение
1. You are going to read an English tale Country Mouse and City Mouse.
1) sing a dictionary. How can you describe a town and a country? Match the words in the columns.
terrible
peaceful
awful
beautiful
big
ordinary
soft
busy
splendid
wonderful
cows and horses
streets
grass
flowers
noise
fields
country
cats
sounds
houses
Mind!
noise — шум, гам, неприятный звук
sound — звук
Word Building
Суффикс прилагательных -ful
beauty — красота
beautiful — красивый
colour — цвет
colourful — ?
2) Read the tale and find out how the author uses the words from ex. 1.1). Compare the word combinations from the text with your own word combinations. (reading for specific information)
Once upon a time there lived a busy little mouse. He lived in the country. One morning his cousin came to visit him. He lived in the town.
“The country is peaceful,” said Town Mouse. “The flowers are beautiful and the grass is soft and wonderful.” But that night Town Mouse came to Country Mouse. “Oh, cousin,” said Town Mouse. “I am frightened . There are terrible noises outside.”
Country Mouse listened. “Those are just ordinary country sounds,” he said.
The next day, Country Mouse was busy as usual. He picked up berries and seeds to store for w inter. But Town Mouse did not w ant to work. In the afternoon, Country Mouse made a picnic for his cousin. But Town Mouse was frightened of big cows and horses in the field. “Come back to town with me,” he said to his cousin. “You’ll love it there.”
So Country Mouse went to visit Town Mouse. After a long day’s journey, they came to the big house in a noisy street where Town Mouse lived.
“Isn’t it splendid?” asked Town Mouse. But Country Mouse could not hear him because of the cars.
The mice had all the food they could eat from the pantry. But Country Mouse didn’t like it. “I think I’ll go to bed now,” he said. But he didn’t sleep! The streetlights kept him awake all night. And next morning, an awful cat tried to eat Country Mouse but Town Mouse saved his cousin from the cat! “Thank you for having me to stay ,” said Country Mouse, “but I ’m going home.”
3) Which sentences are true (T) and which are false (F)? Find the sentences in the text to prove your opinion. (reading for specific information)
1. There were two mice that lived in the country. ____
2. First Country Mouse came to the town to visit his cousin. ------
3. The terrible noise frightened Town Mouse at night. ------
4. The next day Town Mouse and Country Mouse picked up food for winter. ____
5. Town Mouse made a picnic for his cousin. ------
6. Town Mouse was not afraid of cows and horses. ------
7. Town Mouse invited his cousin to visit the town. ------
8. The town was noisy. ____
9. Country Mouse couldn’t sleep at night. ____
10. The awful cat wanted to eat Country Mouse. ------
11. Country Mouse stayed to live in the town.--------------
4) Did Town Mouse like the life in the country? What did he like? What didn’t he like? Use the words from the text to prove your opinion.
5) Did Country Mouse like the life in the town? What did he like? What didn’t he like? Use the words from the text to prove your opinion.
6) Here are some English proverbs.
a) Read the English proverbs. Match them with the translations.
An Englishman’s home is his castle.
There is no place like home
Every bird likes its own nest
Every dog is a lion at home.
Всякая птица своё гнездо любит.
Дом англичанина — его крепость.
Любая собака в своём доме — лев.
Нет места подобно дому.
b) Match the English proverbs with the Russian proverbs.
Дома и стены помогают. (Всяк кулик на своём болоте велик.)
Мой дом — моя крепость.
Всяк кулик своё болото хвалит.
В гостях хорошо, а дома лучше.
c) Choose the proverb that describes the main idea of the tale.