Стр.118 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 9 класс
6g Skills Vocabulary War & protest 1 a) Read the headlines and complete with: army, vote, defeated, protest, survival, battle, invaded, demonstration, navy, enemies, defend, attack, air force.
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6g Skills
Vocabulary
War & protest
1 a) Read the headlines and complete with: army, vote, defeated, protest, survival, battle, invaded, demonstration, navy, enemies, defend, attack, air force.
b) Army to recruit 10,000 new soldiers
PRISONERS FIGHT FOR THE RIGHT TO 2) vote IN NEXT GENERAL ELECTION
Rare World War И photos show soldiers’ fight for 3) survival in 4) Battle of Saipan
Workers 5) protest Against Wage Cuts In Huge 6) demonstration
7) Navy sends ships to 8) defend nations Interests
9) Air force SENDS FIGHTER PLANES TO 10) attack TERRORIST TARGETS IN DESERT
HOW NAPOLEON WAS 11) defeated BY THE 12) enemies OF FRANCE AT WATERLOO
WHY THE ROMANS 13) invaded BRITAIN IN 43 AD
b) Listen and check. What do the headlines mean in your language?
Study skills
Sounding natural
Try to speak using a friendly, confident tone, look the person you are talking to in the eye and smile. Pay attention to your intonation & pronunciation. Make sure you use phrases to help you structure your discourse (e.g. Most of all, In contrast, but, however, for example, first, at the same time, Also, Its seems to me that, etc)
Speaking
2 a) Look at the photographs showing people protesting in different ways. Compare the photographs and say which way of protesting might be the most effective. Use the key language to help you and try to sound natural.
Key language
angry protesters
shout a message through a megaphone
angry crowd
in the foreground/background
public demonstration
make a point
banners with slogans on
camp out in protest
voices get heard
crowd held back by police barrier
silent protest
sleep in tents
get immediate attention/publicity
make people think as they pass by
b) Listen to a person doing the task. What phrases did he use to structure his discourse (give an opinion, compare, list/add points, speculate, etc)!
Текст аудирования:
To begin with, in picture A there are some angry protesters. A woman is shouting through a megaphone and also it looks like there is an angry crowd in the background. This is a very public demonstration to make a point. On the other hand, picture В shows a couple of tents. In front of them are banners with slogans on. They might be camping out in protest. This must be a silent protest which is very different from a large crowd being held back by a police barrier. In my opinion, the second type of protest is more effective because it makes people think as they pass by. Loud demonstrations can be a good way to get publicity, but they often scare people and can sometimes get violent.
Listening
3 Youtaskll hear 5 speakers A. B, C, D and E twice. Match each speaker with a statement below (1-6). You can only use each statement once. There is one extra statement.
1 I was impressed by how many exhibits there were.
2 I was careful about how much money I spent.
3 I liked some exhibits more than others.
4 I was pleased with how much I learnt.
5 I had been concerned about the effect of the weather.
6 I enjoyed the visit more than I expected.
Текст аудирования:
Speaker A
I won free passes to a war museum and decided to take my niece and nephew for a day out. I was really pleased because museum entry fees can be expensive. We had a really great day and the children both took some souvenirs home which cost me a fortune! What I couldntaskt believe was how much there was to see, from displays of weapons and battle vehicles used during different wars to multimedia presentations about what happened -there were so many different things. Actually, wetaskre eager to go back and see the things we missed out on.
Speaker B
I was writing an essay on war propaganda, so I thought it would be valuable to go to a war museum and see it firsthand. I thoroughly enjoyed looking at the collections and came away with lots of information for my essay. I even had access to private collections that werentaskt on public view - it was such an interesting experience and I took away a lot. The only thing was, I wanted to buy some books and memorabilia at the end of my visit but they were really expensive!
Speaker C
Itaskm a history fanatic, so when my friends suggested visiting a war museum I said yes straight away. On the morning of our visit, it was pouring down with rain, so it was the perfect day to go to a museum! I love war art like all the posters reminding people to be careful what they said and calling women to work in the factories and I was fascinated looking at the museumtasks great collections. The tour guide told us a lot about all the badges and medals and other mementos, too, but I wasntaskt really interested in all that. At the end of the visit, I bought some postcards showing some of my favourite posters.
Speaker D
My history class recently paid a visit to a war museum and I was less than excited about it. We listened to various talks by guide at the museum telling us all about the various exhibits. I thought it was going to be really boring, but surprisingly I had quite a good day. In class the following day, our teacher gave us a little test on what wetaskd learnt at the museum. I didntaskt do very well, but all in all it wasntaskt such a bad experience.
Speaker E
I have always been fascinated by aeroplanes, especially after being told that my great-grandfather was an air force pilot in World War II. So, when I discovered that the Royal Air Force was having an air show at a war museum, I just had to go. As well as the air show, the ticket included a museum tour and a special exhibition of war planes. The only thing was that rain was expected and it was unsure whether the show would go ahead. But, luckily, the rain stayed away, the air show was fantastic and I had a wonderful day.