Стр.6-7 Модуль 1 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс
Unit 1.1 A Journey Under Recently, my wife and I came upon an advertisement in a travel magazine for an international exchange programme promising «the chance of a lifetime».
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Unit 1.1
A Journey Under
Recently, my wife and I came upon an advertisement in a travel magazine for an international exchange programme promising «the chance of a lifetime». Not one to let such an intriguing opportunity pass me by. but a bit hesitant about taking such a leap into the unknown. I did some research and discovered that the programme involved something called house-swapping.
After much discussion, my family and I decided to. as they say, go for it. Consequently, we were soon setting off for a holiday in the Peak District of England while our exchange partners wore settling down for their vacation in our flat back home in Mt Vernon. Washington. The exchange was fa a month and the time passed quickly. To end our time away on a high note, we decided to travel to Paris via the engineering marvel known as the Channel Tunnel.
Being on a fairly tight budget, we opted fa a package deal which included round trip tickets on the Eurostar passenger train, five nights in a three-star hotel in Paris, Metro passes and unlimited use of the Paris bus 15 system. When the package still hadh1 arrived after a week, I began to think that perhaps our trip hadntaskt been such a good idea after al. Maybe it was a sign that we shouldntaskt go.
The tickets and vouchers eventually arrived and I scolded myself fa having had such silly thoughts. On the day of departure, with plenty of time to spare, my two teenage children, my wife and I stood waiting eagerly on the platform at St Pancras Station. At exactly 7.57 am. wo boarded our train and began our journey through the picturesque county of Kent. About half an hour into our journey, an announcement, in both English and French, informed us that we were about to enter the Channel Tunnel.
The Eurostar advents had boasted proudly about tie ‘Chunnel’ engineering feat and the convenience it offered to those traveling between England and the Continent. They had spoken highly of the "lack of rough seas" and to me, a person who gets seasick very easily, the was a major selling point. When all is said and done, however. I must admit that there were moments when I felt quite nervous about traveling 50 metres below the bottom of the English Channel
Inside the tunnel itself, there really wasntaskt much to grab my attention - no posters or other artwork - so I busied myself studying the occupants of cur carnage. Some calmly road novels a newspapers; others quietly looked through business reports and notes. I quickly realized, however, that most of my fellow passengers were like my family in that they looked excited and very happy to be enjoying such a novel travel experience.
Our underwater journey ended as quickly as it had begun. All of a sudden, wo left the darkness of the tunnel behind and nosed out into the light of the pleasant French morning. The tracks being well-built wo quickly accelerated to 300 kph, the speed of a Boeing 747 al takeoff. We arrived in Paristasks busy city centre a mere 2 hours after leaving London. That journey, and indeed the whole time that we spent on the exchange progamme, have given us all a yearning fa new experiences, and many wonderful memories that we win cherish lamer.
Reading & Listening
1 Describe picture A: where it was taken; time of year; how people feel.
2 Look at the map. Which countries can you see? How are the landmarks in picture В related to the map?
3 Read the last sentence in each paragraph. What is the article about? Listen, read and check.
4 RNE Read the text and complete tasks 1-7. In each task choose number 1, 2, 3 or 4. Then translate lines 28-47 from the text into Russian.
Study Skills
Multiple Choice
Read the text quickly to get an idea of what it is about. Read each statement stem, then find the part of the text which the statement refers to. Go through the choices and choose the one that fits best. The information in the text might be rephrased in the completed statement.
1 The writer first learned about the house-swapping scheme through a travel agent. (line 1)
1 from his wife.
2 purely by chance.
3 through a travel agent
4 by doing research.
2 The writer uses the phrase ‘go for it’ (paragraph 2) to express the idea of taking a risk.
1 taking a risk.
2 going abroad.
3 flying on a jet.
4 having a choice.
3 Why did the writer chose the package deaf? (lines 11-13)
1 They wanted to travel via the Channel Tunnel.
2 It included a stay in a top-class hotel.
3 It was cheap for what It offered.
4 It allowed them to use the Metro and bus system.
4 The writer was most attracted by the fact that the Eurostar train offered a convenient way to travel. (lines 23-25)
1 travelled so far below sea level.
2 was unaffected by sea conditions.
3 offered a convenient way to travel.
4 used such a well-designed tunnel.
5 During his journey through the tunnel, the writer looked at the other passengers. (lines 28-29)
1 studied a business report
2 looked at the other passengers.
3 read a novel about travelling.
4 wished the Journey would end quickly.
6 We learn from the writer that the train accelerates faster than a Boeing 747. (line 41)
1 the trip from London to Paris took 3 hours.
2 the train accelerates faster than a Boeing 747.
3 the train’s top speed is 300 kph.
4 Paris’s city centre is busier than Londontasks.
7 What was the result of the writer’s experiences? (line 44)
1 He began to think more about the past
2 He saw the value of doing new things.
3 He realised his journey was special.
4 He saw that he needn’t have worried so much.
5 Match the words/phrases in bold to their definitions: passengers In, chance, reprimanded, sped up, longing for, achievement, decided on, cased forward, different, usefulness, attractive, doing something without having previous experience of It, endless.
6 Complete with: high, cherish, rough, travel, tight, grab, package, exchange, business, Intriguing. Make sentences based on the text, using the phrases.
1 exchange programme
2 on a high note
3 tight budget
4 package deal
5 business reports
6 rough seas
7 travel experience
8 grab my attention
9 to cherish memories
10 Intriguing opportunity
find out more about it.
Speaking
7 Work in pairs. Imagine you have been on an interesting journey. Tell your partner about your journey. Say:
whore you went and which means of transport you used
how long you went for and the reason for your journey
what you did during your stay there
In pairs, ask and answer questions based on the text
Last August I went to California with my family. We travelled by aeroplane. We were there for three weeks for our summer holiday. While we were there we went swimming, surfing and souvenir shopping. We also visited Disneyland.
SA: What is an exchange programme?
SB: When you swap houses with another person or family for a certain amount of time. How long was this exchange programme?
SA: The families exchanged homes for one month. How many children are in this family?
SB: There are two teenage children. How far below the surface is the ‘Chunnel’?
SA: Well, it is about 50 metres below the bottom of the English Channel. How fast was the train going? SB: The train was travelling at 300 kph. How much time did it take to travel from London to Paris?
SA: The trip took 2 hours from London to Paris. Etc
Writing
8 Portfolio: Use your answers from Ex. 7 to write an email to a friend of yours about your travel experience (80-120 words).