Упр.4 Юнит 1 Рабочая тетрадь ГДЗ Rainbow English 10 класс
4. Read the text and complete it with the phrases (a—g). There is one phrase you dontaskt have to use. a) immediately creates many more b) which have had attendance problems in the past c) when the pupils put the cards in the machine d) stay in prison up to two months e) very hard to say why they miss school f) are excluded for violence, criminal behaviour g) they may be committing crime “Why aren’t you at school?” This is a question that many British schoolchildren may hear at some point in their school careers, when they are “playing truant”, “bunking off’ or absent without permission.
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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Баранова, Афанасьева, Михеева 10 класс, Дрофа:
4. Read the text and complete it with the phrases (a—g). There is one phrase you dontaskt have to use.
a) immediately creates many more
b) which have had attendance problems in the past
c) when the pupils put the cards in the machine
d) stay in prison up to two months
e) very hard to say why they miss school
f) are excluded for violence, criminal behaviour
g) they may be committing crime
“Why aren’t you at school?” This is a question that many British schoolchildren may hear at some point in their school careers, when they are “playing truant”, “bunking off’ or absent without permission. About one million children a year bunk off school. In primary schools the average time missed per absent pupil is over five days in the year. For secondary schools it is 10 days. Why is it such a problem? The evidence shows that truancy is linked to crime and failure at school. When children are out of school (1) they may be committing crime, and they certainly aren’t learning. The government thinks that absenteeism is getting out of control in England, but what can they do to make sure children go to school? Some people think that the answer to this question is electronic registration: this is a chip in a card that the children have to swipe at the beginning of the school day. (2) when the pupils put the cards in the machine
the school headmaster can see immediately who is in the school and who is absent. Other schools resort to more extreme methods: when pupils don’t turn up, they get expelled. Thousands of children in England (3) are excluded for violence, criminal behaviour and truancy. Of course, throwing children out of school solves one problem but (4) immediately creates many more. Some teachers want corporal or physical punishment brought back into the classroom (it was banned in the 1970s), but the government doesn’t agree. British parents can be even sent to prison for failing to make their children go to school. They may have to (5) stay in prison up to two months if they are found guilty.
Probably the best way of improving attendance is to make school and the breaks between the lessons more interesting. Some schools (6) which have had attendance problems in the past have started lunchtime radio stations, sport, music and a breakfast club with morning TV and aerobics.