Стр.6-7 Рабочая тетрадь Модуль 1 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс

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Listening & Speaking

Multiple matching

1 RNE You will hear six different speakers talking about what they do in their free time. Match the speakers (1-6) to sentences A-G. Use each sentence only once. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use. Write your answers in the table.

A I need to forget the more difficult things in life.

В I am addicted to it.

С I do it to keep mentally active.

D I can’t explain why I like it so much.

E I see it as a form of relaxation.

F I see it as a social event.

G I had never expected to like it so much.

Текст аудирования:

Speaker 1

I started playing electronic games when I was really young, maybe too young. Of course, then, we didn’t have so many mobile devices. Now, I’ve got all sorts of gadgets I can take around with me, and I can’t seem to stop. I play games on public transport and even at my desk at work. If I ever forget to take one with me, I get really anxious and can have a very rough day.

Speaker 2

I reckon I play badminton about three or four times a week. We usually meet after work, for a couple of hours, but sometimes we spend the whole evening playing. I really enjoy it and I think it helps keep me focused and alert, but more importantly, it gets me out of the house. We don’t take it seriously at all, and we talk and laugh a lot while we’re playing. Yeah, it’s more about spending time together really.

Speaker 3

In a way, it’s a bit of a mystery why I’m so fond of water sports. When I was younger, I spent a lot of time at the seaside with my parents. Then, when I moved to Oxford, I did other things like rugby and cricket. But after a few years, I felt something was missing from my life. I don’t know; it’s strange. Anyway, now I live on the coast again and I do several different kinds of water sports.

Speaker 4

You know, it’s not that difficult to explain. My parents loved it and they used to take me along to the theatre, so I’ve got happy memories. Now, I’ve got a fairly tough job with lots of responsibilities, and I spend long hours at the office. Still, I see a play at least once a week. It’s the only moment when I can truly sit back, take it easy and enjoy myself. There are lots of small theatres in town, so there’s always something good on.

Speaker 5

It might sound strange, but watching movies is a very important part of my life. I go to the cinema two or three times a week and if I don’t feel like going out, I rent something. I tend to avoid anything serious because I think there’s enough of that in my day-to-day life. I’m a bit of a dreamer and I need some escapism. At the moment, I’m really into animated films.

Speaker 6

I’ve always liked reading books, whether it be fiction, history or almost any other subject you care to mention. So I joined my local book club as I wanted the

opportunity to talk about the books I’d read with other people. It’s interesting to discuss the ideas in the books, and very intellectually stimulating. I’ve learned a lot from going to the club and I enjoy expressing my views, too.

Multiple choice

2 RNE You will hear an interview with the famous European footballer Ryan McClair. For statements 1 -7 choose A, В or C to complete each statement correctly. Circle the answer you choose.

1 Ryan wants to promote football in the US because he can encourage the growing interest in the game.

A it has become a very popular game there.

В there is not much interest in the game there.

C he can encourage the growing interest in the game.

2 Ryan feels that the criticism he has received can be upsetting.

A may damage his career.

В can be upsetting.

C is amusing.

3 Ryan thinks that the difference between football in Europe and the US is that the US has a fresher approach to football.

A Europeans have become bored of football.

В the US has a fresher approach to football.

C football is a more athletic game in the US.

4 Ryan says the amount of travelling he will do won’t be a problem because he is used to travelling and is very fit.

A he’ll be travelling less often that he used to.

В he doesn’t get tired easily.

C he is used to travelling and is very fit.

5 Regarding his recent injuries, Ryan says that he will do what the doctor says is necessary.

A he is worried about it happening again.

В he is confident that he has fully recovered.

C he will do what the doctor says is necessary.

6 Ryan thinks the move will be a good opportunity for his son.

A be a good opportunity for his son.

В be upsetting for his son.

C be an exciting holiday for his son.

7 Ryan expects his new team mates to treat him the same as other team members.

A to welcome him warmly.

В to respect him as a star.

C to treat him the same as other team members.

Текст аудирования:

Int: There’s no doubting the affection that the British hold in their hearts for the game of football and for its most talented players. One such player is my guest today, Ryan McClair, who will soon be leaving our shores to settle permanently in the United States. And I can’t help but wonder, Ryan, if Americans will ever develop the same kind of attachment that we do to the sport they call soccer?

RM: Well, the popularity of football is increasing slowly but steadily in the US and that’s basically what has made me so keen to go there. I want to help fire up that enthusiasm and help football become as established as other sports there. I think their passion for the game is just below the surface and just needs some encouragement.

Int: You’ve been criticised for your decision for a number of reasons. Some say that you’re only after the huge amounts of cash you can make and others claim that it’s because, in fact, your high-flying European career is over.

RM: It just goes to show that a lot of people in the media want to be as hurtful as they can to sell more papers. I mean really ... they must be joking. The truth of the matter is that, whether I stay or go, I can still make money, good money… so that’s not why I’m doing it. And as far as my career goes it’s common knowledge that my team wants me to stay and … don’t forget … I’ll still be playing for my country.

Int: So you’re making the move purely out of love for the game and to promote it in the States?

RM: I’ m really excited about the opportunity I’ve been given to be involved in something that’s considered new and fresh. In some ways attitudes in Europe towards football are a bit ... well ... tired, because it has all been seen and done before. And for me as a person, not just an athlete, a whole new world is about to open up. That’s why I’m going.

Int: You mentioned before that you’ll still be part of the England team. How are you going to cope with jetting between two continents?

RM: Just as I’ve always coped with travelling as an international player. All players have to travel frequently. You get used to it, and anyway, I’m an athlete ... we don’t get as tired from jet lag as much as people who aren’t fit do. And it’s not as if it’s going to be every other day, is it?

Int: You’ve had some problems with recurring injuries, though, lately. Do you think you’re going to be fit enough for the start of the season with your new team?

RM: I certainly hope so! I can’t wait to get on the pitch to play. But the doctors are keeping a close eye on my physical condition and whatever advice they give I will follow it. If I have to take things a bit slower at first then, that’s the way it goes.

Int: We’ve talked a lot about the way you feel about the move but what about your family?

RM: I think my wife is more excited than I am! Players’ families are used to moving around; it goes with the job, to be honest. As for my son, he just sees it as another holiday somewhere ... and as a parent I think it’s great that I can offer him the opportunity to experience so many fantastic different places at such an early age.

Int: So it seems that the whole family is looking forward to the move, then! That’s great! But what about your new teammates? Do you think they’re just as pleased about you coming?

RM: I’ve met everybody on the team and they were all really warm and friendly. I’ve made it clear to everyone that I will be just another member of the team so I don’t want any special star treatment. It’s not a case of me and them. It just doesn’t work like that at a professional level.

Int: Well, I think we’ve pretty much set the record straight here today, Ryan. Thanks for coming in to talk to us.

RM: Thanks for having me.

Task 1 (3-3.5 minutes)

Give a talk on the role of leisure activities in people’s lives.

Remember to discuss:

why having a hobby or playing a sport is healthy

the importance of finding time to relax and socialise with others

how an interest/hobby, such as playing a musical instrument or reading books, can be educational

what leisure activities you enjoy doing and why

You will have to talk for 1.5-2 minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she will ask you some questions.

Extra questions:

What role does music play in people’s lives?

Why is going to the cinema a popular activity?

Should sport be compulsory at school? Why/Why not?

Can mass entertainment be educational?

If you had more free time what would be the best thing to do with it?

Do you have enough free time these days? Why/Why not?

Task 2 (3 – 4 minutes)

You and your friend have been asked to help choose a special event for the Arts Festival being held at your school this week. You can choose from:

a classical music concert

a talk on the history of art

a night of showing films

an exhibition of student’s photographs

Remember to:

discuss all the options

be polite

take an active part in the conversation

come up with ideas

give good reasons

find out about your friend’s opinions and take them into account

invite your friend to come up with suggestions

come to an agreement