Стр.150-151 Модуль 5 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс
Unit 5.11 Across Cultures 1 What characteristics make a person a hero? Choose from the list below. Justify your answers. bravery Intelligence wealth humour kindness selfishness generosity jealousy determination 2 In which sense do you think the people in the pictures are heroes?
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Unit 5.11
Across Cultures
1 What characteristics make a person a hero? Choose from the list below. Justify your answers.
bravery
Intelligence
wealth
humour
kindness
selfishness
generosity
jealousy
determination
2 In which sense do you think the people in the pictures are heroes? Discuss with your partner. Read through to find out.
Heroes
A A modern Russian Hero
World-famous Professor Leonid Roshal, whose 1) reputation continues to grow as the years pass, is truly a modern hero. His many prestigious titles and awards include Doctor of Medicine, Professor, Director of the Moscow Research Institute of Child Surgery and Traumatology and President of the 2) national Charity Fund set up to help child victims of disasters and catastrophes.
Leonid Roshal recalls that from the time he was a small boy, he knew that he would grow up to become a doctor. After finishing 3) secondary school, he entered a medical institute where he decided to join the paediatric faculty partly due to his love for children. Upon graduating, however, he realised that he wanted to continue his studies and went on to become a paediatric surgeon Professor Roshal believes it takes a special kind of person to be a doctor. He thinks that a doctor should act 4) professionally at all times, but they must also be. above all, kind and caring. In spite of his very heavy workload as the director of the Moscow Research Institute, Professor Roshal still devotes incredible amounts of time to his patients both as a medical doctor and a surgeon.
Of all the honours that Professor Roshal has received 5) throughout his career, he insists that the title of
taskChildrentasks Doctor of the Worldtask, bestowed on him in 1996, has pleased him the most. Running a dose second, he says, is the 6) decoration he was awarded for serving society, the Honorary Civil Order Golden Cross.
B A Protector of our PLANET
Over the last 50 years, Sir David Attenborough has explored and explained virtually every aspect of life on planet Earth. His autobiography, Life on Air, follows a 1) career In which he invented the 2) modern television vildlife programme and became one of the world’s best known broadcasters and naturalists. Attenborough spent his childhood collecting fossils, stones and other natural specimens. His fascination with nature continued and 3) led him to study geology and zoology at Cambridge. “The natural world is the greatest source of excitement, visual beauty and intellectual interest,” he says.
Sir David was also the first presenter 4) on prime-time television to address humanity’s impact on the planet. In the last few years, Attenborough has become increasingly outspoken in 5) support of environmental causes. “It’s a moral question about whether we have the right to exterminate species and leave a world that is poorer than the one we inherited.’’ He asks, “Are we happy to imagine that our grandchildren may never be able to see an elephant 6) except in a picture book?”
However, Sir David has a positive outlook on the future, “I think there will be radical changes,” he explains, “but I don’t think the natural 7) world will be reduced to rats and cockroaches, nor do I think that the plant world will be reduced to some kind of desert.”
3 RNE Read text A. Form derivatives from the words written in brackets and marked by numbers 1-6 to make them match the contents of the text grammatically and lexically. Each gap corresponds with a separate task from group 1-6.
4 RNE Read text В choose the correct word for each gap 1 -7.
5 Listen as you read the texts again and answer the questions on each of them.
Text A
1 Where does Professor Roshal work?
2 What made the professor decide to become a paediatrician?
3 What qualities does the professor think a doctor should possess?
Text В
1 What did Sir Attenborough create?
2 What hobby did he have as a child?
3 Why is he concerned for our grandchildren’s future?
6 Match the words in bold to their meanings.
7 Complete with: book, small, modern, prime, natural, every, times, famous, continue, known. Make sentences based on the text using the phrases.
1 to continue Studies
2 natural world
3 picture book
4 world- famous
5 every aspect
6 modern hero
7 small boy
8 best known
9 prime -time
10 at all times
8 Compare and contrast the people in the texts. In what ways are they similar or different? Why are they considered to be heroes?
9 ICT With your partner, find more information (from encyclopaedias or the Internet) about the life and achievements of another renowned scientist. Report your findings to the rest of the class. Using information from your research, write a short article about the scientist you have chosen.