Стр.40-41 Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс
Unit 2.3 Lead-in 1 What can you see in the pictures? Which are: vegetables, fruit, seafood, beverages, dairy products, meat or poultry?
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Unit 2.3
Lead-in
1 What can you see in the pictures? Which are: vegetables, fruit, seafood, beverages, dairy products, meat or poultry? Add two more items to each category.
e.g. Peppers and celery are vegetables.
Reading
2 What does the tide of the text mean? How might it be related to the food/drink in the pictures? Which of these do you think are healthy/ unhealthy? Read through to find out.
Study Skills
Text completion
When you complete the task, always check that the extra part of a sentence you have not used does not fit anywhere. This helps ensure that you have completed the task correctly.
3 RNE Read the text and complete gaps A-F with the parts of the sentences marked by numbers 1-7. One part is extra. Compare answers with your partner. Then translate the first two paragraphs of the text into Russian.
Live long and prosper
Food and nutrition expert Peter Bennet reports on his trip to a pretty fishing village on one of the islands of Okinawa, Japan, to find out why the people there live so long.
When I first met Makato Okushima, I would have said she was seventy-five, perhaps eighty years old. In fact, she is one hundred years old, A) which is not at all unusual in Okinawa. She is just one of more than 400 people there who are at least one hundred years old; Okinawa has the highest and healthiest concentration of centenarians in the world.
I had come to find out the secret of these healthy islanders’ longevity and a stroll down to the waterfront with Makato provided me with my first clue. After passing elderly fishermen unloading the day’s catch, Makato joined a queue at a market stall to buy fish for the evening meal. It seems the people of Okinawa eat plenty of fish, B) which is a healthy food and very low in calories.
After we arrived at Makato’s house, I watched with fascination as Makato prepared the food with her daughter, C) who also looked younger than her 76 years. As well as the fish, there were portions of sweet potato, spring onion and other fresh, locally grown vegetables. There was also plenty of brown rice and tofu – a soya product high in protein and vitamins. On other days there might be a meat dish too, but the fat would be continuously poured off the meat as it cooked.
After the meal we drank green tea, which is said to have many health benefits and helps bum calories, as well. There were no sugary drinks and only a little locally produced rice wine, D) which the Okinawans firmly believe helps to prevent illnesses.
I asked Makato what she thought the secret to her good health was. ‘Well, as you see, we have a healthy, low-fat diet and we eat slowly to savour our food,’ she told me, ‘but it’s also important to stay active. That way you don’t get fat.’ I suddenly realised I hadn’t seen a single overweight person E) since my arrival in Okinawa.
On my last day, Makato took me to the outskirts of the village. There, facing the sea, was an old stone marker. I asked what the Japanese characters engraved on it meant. My translator told me: ‘At 70 you are still a child; at 80 a young man or woman. And if at 90 someone from heaven invites you over, tell him to go away and come back when you are 100.’
Before flying home, I met Dr Davis Billings, F) who has studied Okinawa’s centenarians for more than a decade. He told me that life threatening complaints such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease are rare in Okinawa. It seems that Okinawans not only live longer, they live better.
1 since my arrival in Okinawa
2 who has studied Okinawa’s centenarians for more than a decade
3 which the Okinawans firmly believe helps to prevent illnesses
4 which is a healthy food and very low in calories
5 which is not at all unusual in Okinawa
6 that the family only ate small portions
7 who also looked younger than her 76 years
4 Use the words in bold in the text to replace the words in bold in the sentences.
1 By making simple lifestyle changes you can increase your lifespan.
2 There was a large swarm of bees in the village, so people decided to move to another area.
3 To have a healthy diet you need to keep servings under control.
4 One of the advantages of living on an Island Is that you get fresh fish.
5 Eat your food slowly to enjoy It properly.
6 The best way to get rid of fat is to exercise as much as you can.
5 Complete with: sugary, low, heart, locally, prevent, health, life, stay. Make sentences based on the text using the phrases.
1 low In calories
2 health benefits
3 stay active
4 life threatening
5 locally grown
6 sugary drinks
7 prevent Illnesses
8 heart disease
Listening & Speaking
6 Listen to the text. What is the Okinawans’ diet like? What do they eat/drink? Compare your diet to the one described in the text. Discuss in groups.
Writing
7 Think! What should we do to live longer? Spend three minutes writing about the topic. Read it to your partner.