Стр.29 Unit 3 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 11 класс
SPEAKING AND LISTENING 1 Look at the pictures and graph and read the article and headline. What issues are represented in this material?
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SPEAKING AND LISTENING
1 Look at the pictures and graph and read the article and headline. What issues are represented in this material? Discuss in pairs.
Gory burger posters target young
David Evans Health Editor
POSTERS OF burger rolls filled with bones and fat have appeared across the UK to shock children into improving their diets and help fight obesity. It is estimated that a quarter of young people will be overweight by 2020. The British Heart Foundationtasks campaign follows a survey which showed that 36% of eight to fourteen-year-olds did not know the main ingredient of chips was potato. Nearly one in ten of the children questioned thought chips were made of oil, while others suggested eggs, apples and flour.
Percentage of overweight people in the UK
taskHealthy optionstask offered by burger and pizza chains still full of fat and salt, study finds
2 T015 Listen to Marco answering four questions about the material. Which was his best answer, do you think? Why?
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Teacher: OK, Marco, now I’m going to ask you some questions about the material, OK?
Marco: OK.
Teacher: Right, fi rst of all, what information can you get from the visuals and the newspaper article?
Marco: Well, the graph shows us that the number of overweight people in the UK went up nearly three times between 1985 and 2005, and the article tells us some quite shocking facts about children there … I mean, how could someone think that chips were made of apples?
Maybe it’s a mistake in the article! Then the cartoon is sort of suggesting that people are lazy and watch too much TV — we’re all becoming — what’s the word? — ‘couch potatoes’!
Teacher: OK, thank you. Now, what is a ‘balanced’ diet?
Marco: Um, well, a diet with the right number of calories — I think roughly 2,000 — and not too much fat. I know you should eat loads of fruit and vegetables, to get enough vitamins and, and things like that, and I’ve heard that it’s good to drink something like eight glasses of water a day, too. Although I think that would be quite difficult for me!
Teacher: OK, thank you. Now the next question: who should be responsible for educating young people about healthy food?
Marco: Hmm … well, I think first, the parents. They should tell their children why certain food isn’t good for them. But also the burger and pizza companies should, you know, be more honest when they say what’s in their food. They should write it clearly on the menu, or somewhere like that. Then there are no excuses … And maybe the government should have stricter laws about that so a company could get a fine if they don’t say what their food contains.
Teacher: OK, good. And finally: what are the best forms of exercise? And what types of exercise do you enjoy doing?
Marco: I think walking and swimming are very good forms of exercise, because they’re both aerobic, and because you use a variety of diff erent muscles. In the summer I tend to go walking a lot at weekends, with a group of friends. I also go swimming a couple of times a week, and I try to go to the gym regularly — I run on a … what’s it called? It’s a bit like the machine the dog’s walking on in this cartoon — although I think I probably go a bit faster than him!
Teacher: That sounds very healthy! Well, thank you, Marco, those are all the questions.
3 Т1015 Listen again and complete Marco’s answers. How do the missing words and phrases help Marco to answer the questions? Which section of Speak Out do they belong to?
1 I mean, how could someone think that chips were made of apples?
2 We’re all becoming - what’s the word? - ‘couch potatoes’!
3 Um, well, a diet with the right number of calories – I think roughly 2,000.
4 I know you should eat loads of fruit and vegetables, to get enough vitamins and, and things like that.
5 I’ve heard that it’s good to drink something like eight glasses of water a day, too.
6 But also the burger and pizza companies should, you know, be more honest.
7 They should write it clearly on the menu, or somewhere like that.
8 It’s a bit like the machine the dog’s walking on in this cartoon.
SPEAK OUT Avoiding silences
Vague language: when you cantaskt remember or dontaskt know a word or an amount.
Whattasks it called?
(a) kind of/sort of …
… and that sort of thing/and so on
… or someone/something like that
around (fifty)/a couple of …
Fillers: when you need a moment to think.
Um … Like … I dontaskt know …
4 T016 Listen and match answers a-e you hear to questions 1-5.
1 What’s ‘fast food’?
2 Where can you buy natural remedies?
3 What’s an exercise bike?
4 How many calories are there in a banana?
5 What do you call people who don’t eat meat, fish or dairy products?
Текст аудирования:
a. Um, in a health food shop, or somewhere like that.
b. I’m not sure but I think something like 90.
с. It’s a kind of bike that’s, you know, fixed to the floor.
d. Oh … what’s the word … is it ‘vegan’?
e. Burgers, hot dogs, pizzas, and that sort of thing.
5 T017 Listen and repeat some phrases from Exercise 4.
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1. or somewhere like that
2. something like 90
3. you know, fixed to the floor
4. what’s the word … is it ‘vegan’?
5. and that sort of thing
6 Work in pairs. Look at page 135 and follow the instructions.