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1 jMatch the words in the box Each word can be used only once ' t0spend people

Then write sentences with the phrases you've made to read sports

| todo science fiction

L to join time

| to meet a sport club

2 )Write about what you did last summer Put down the things you enjoyed in the left column, and

~ the useful things in the right column If what you did was both useful and pleasant, write it in the

both columns

1 enjoyed it It was nseful or KT

| [went to the disco I looked after my little niece

3 jRead the text Fill in the necessary articles and learn what a limerick is

When I was on holiday, I read a lot I read some fiction and detective stories, (1)

short stories and historical novels In general, I prefer (2) prose to poetry, as poetry

seems a little bit boring to me However, I like (3 ) _ limericks very much They are

quite popular in (4) _ Britain, in (5) Ireland in particular A limerick is (6)

kind of humorous little poem It has only five lines (7) first line rhymes

with the second, the third with the fourth, and the last one with the first and the second again

(8) _ — — rhyme of a limerick ¡is like this: AABBA

1even wrote (9) —— — limerick myself

It’s about a holiday at (10) — — — seaside:

Lay in the sun as long as you can

No doubt, you'll get a wonderful tan

At contests of beauties you'll get the first prize

And even your doctor will say in surprise

That he is forever your fan

4 Read the dialogues Agree or disagree with the statements below them

Use the phases in the box The first one is done for you £——=—=—————=——————=— 71

1

2

3:

| That’s right I agree with that |

— Did you make any new friends this summer, James? | [t's not like that at all It’s not really |

— No, but I spent lots of time with my old friends | like that I can't agree with that

— What did you do this summer, Alice? t—-—————————~———-—— — 4

— I babysat for my neigbours It wasn’t a difficult job, but it took me four hours every day

— Did you spend your summer at home, Julia?

— No, I went to the sea My grandmother lives there and I spent two wonderful months swimming in the sea, lying in the sun, and helping my grandma in the garden She grows a

lot of different fruits and vegetables there and needs help

— Holiday for me is time for having fun I never read or learn anything Do you, Jack?

— Well, reading for me is fun I don’t think I can go a couple of days without a book

— Did you go anywhere for holiday, Cathy?

— No, I didn’t leave my town, but I had great time there We often went on a hike It was fun

to live in tents, go fishing, and make campfires

James had no friends That's why he felt very lonely this summer

{can't agree with that James didn't make any new friends but he spent lots of time with his old friends

Alice didn’t have any summer jobs because she doesn’t like doing anything difficult

5 |On holiday we usually meet a lot of people and speak with them Tick the questions which you

shouldn’t ask to start a conversation or to keep it going

1

2 Do you live here or are you a tourist?

4 Your sunglasses are very nice Can I

6) Answer Kevin’s letter (see Ex 19, p 16 in Student’s Book) Invite him and his sister to visit your

region (or any other region of the country) Use the guidelines and phrases in the box

Guidelines

e Give the name and a short description of the place

* Write about what the guests can do there (the information about Kevin and his sister’s

interests and hobbies is in his letter)

If you are interested in history and sightseeing, I’m sure you'll enjoy visiting |

If you are good at different sports, why not take part in .?

Some students in our school are going to for holiday Why don’t you join us? | Visiting is a good idea if you enjoy |

As you live on Isle of Man, I’m sure you've never seen

(date)

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countny and hope that my information witl help you

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~ match them with the appropriate verbs | S66, —————Ừ tommake

2 ) Complete the sentences Use the phrases with /ike (See Ex 21, p 17 in Student’s Book.)

1 Im pretty hungry Let’s have some lunch in this café

? (to like pizza and spaghetti)

2 Ive never seen your cousin What — (to Lk Like)

w I'm going to the disco You can join me if

—————————— (to feel like .-ing)

4 Im sorry I took your handbag instead of mine They

(to be alike)

S Lenjoy my job as a postman T _

- (like .-ing)

3 Use the verbs in their appropriate forms

1 My parents feel angry with me if I (come) home too late

2 Jam angry with my little sister because she (pierce) her ears She is too young for that yet

3 Look at him! What a trendy coat he (wear)! I wish I had one like that

4 If you are looking for a birthday present for Jim, don’t buy him a CD We

(already / buy) him three CDs with different games

5 — Why didn’t you come to Jessica's party?

— Because she (not / invite) me

6 Julia visits her hairdresser every week She (pay) too much attention to her

appearance, doesn’t she?

7 I went to the seaside on holiday, I was very much impressed as I (never / be) to the sea before

4 |Complete the sentences with the words from the box

support feeljealous envy worry quarrel appreciate deserve ignore

1 It’s very important for friends to help each other in different situations I hope when I’m in

trouble, my friends will me

2 Ihave several friends and we can talk about everything But if we don’t agree with each other,

we can - Fortunately, it doesn’t last long Good friends shouldn't feel angry with each other for ages

3 Jim has missed several classes at school this month He goes out with elder boys and comes

home late It his parents very much

4 I don’t believe Susan can make a good friend She gets crazy when somebody is better than her

She always her classmates when they are successful

5 Well, I don’t think it will work, but I your advice and your wish to help

6 I think you've been very rude to your neighbours If you don’t want to hear their advice, just

it, but don’t be rude to them

7 — How are you getting on with your new boyfriend?

— Quite well, but I can’t say the same about my dog Whenever Racks smells him he gets angry

to be worth doing something

§ |Read the texts in Ex 30, p 21 in Student’s Book and |

complete the sentences Use the following words and phrases

Example: Alan says that a family is a unity

of people who support each other in different situations

1 Alan doesn’t trust friends very much He thinks

that friends can =

2 1ula thinks that ife€_—————— ———————————

6) Circle the appropriate form of the verb

A: Do you know that Jane’s family will move / is moving to New York next week?

B: No, why?

A: The company where her father works has signed / had signed a contract with some American

firm Now he has to work there for two years

B: Is Jane going / will Jane go too?

A: Naturally she is The worst thing about it is that she will leave / is leaving our basketball team She is the best player and I don’t think we will win / are winning the Golden Cup without her

8 UNIT 1 Section 2

B: Don't worry She is a very good player — that’s right But we'll do our best and will win / are winning the game anyway

A: But she is my close friend and I am missing her / will miss her

B: Right Me too Is she arranging / will she arrange a farewell party for friends?

A: Yes, on Friday We have already prepared / already prepared a present for her — a photo album with photos and wishes from all her friends

B: I'm sure she will appreciate / is appreciating such a nice present

7 Do the crossword puzzle

Down:

1 all people of about the same age

Across:

2 the synonym to “allow”

3 any of the twelve periods of the year,

each of them has its own name

4 to earn something by actions, behaviour,

patience

5 to be aggressive, to shout to demonstrate

disagreement

6 trousers made of cotton, very popular

with young people of all generations

members of one family

to think that something is true

the red liquid substance which flows

through the body

8 J Listen to your partner speaking about his / her plans for the next week

(see Ex 41, p 25 in Student’s Book) Fill in the table with his / her comments

9 Read the text below

a) Find the English equivalents to the words and underline them in the text:

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t was a grey rainy day Jane was in and was searching the shelves for something to read

Granny was having a nap in the armchair Jane came across a thick and heavy album with

old photos It definitely wasn’t the thing to cure her boredom but nevertheless she looked

through several pages

“Who is he?” Jane asked her grandmother, pointing to a photo of a handsome man with a

thick moustache and a square beard “My uncle,” replied the grandmother, “he was a sailor

He had left home before I was born He went to America to dig for gold People said he had

made a fortune there But he gambled and died penniless He had an Indian wife and three

daughters One of them, extremely beautiful, became a film star”

“And what about this lady?” Jane moved to a photo of a pretty

woman in a lovely old-fashioned cap with ribbons *My Nanny.”

the grandmother gave a mild little smile “She was

French, from a noble family In her early years

she fell desperately in love with a young officer

Her parents did not approve of their marriage

and she escaped from home, in a man’s dress and

under a false name, to follow that man However,

he was killed in one of the battles quite

soon, and she found herself alone, in a

foreign country She had to work as a nanny

to save some money for the trip back, That

is how she entered our house We loved her

very much and finally, she decided to stay

with us.”

Jane felt more and more

interested “And look this is me

in a fancy dress!" “No; laughed

the grandmother, “This is me, in

my favourite dress It was given

to me for my fifth birthday” Jane

had a strange feeling as if the

waves of memories were passing

through the room Her family

slory was turning into something

alive and extremely exciting

b) Write a story (a real or imaginary one) about someone from your family Ask your parents

and grandparents for information

10 Choose the right option below and fill in the gaps

Wherever we live and (1) _—

my best friend on the day (2) _—_—_——————

annoyed (3)

desk for myself However, (4) —

language we speak we all need friends I met

1 started school At first T felt a little bit

a little fair-haired boy sat next to me — I wanted the whole

he was a nice fellow to chat (5) -(6)

of the first lesson 1 had changed my mind —

that time, we’ve been getting on very well Naturally we can’t avoid quarrelling, but it never takes us long to become friends again (7) a quarrel When one of us feels down, the other one is always ready to cheer him (8) _ Sometimes our teachers feel pretty

angry (9) _ us when we try to help each other (10) _ writing

tests After leaving school, we will not be able to spend so much time together, but I hope

we'll be caring for each other (11)

UNIT 1 Section 2

————————— the end of our lives

1 a) whoever b) however c) whatever d) whenever

2 a) when b) since c) for d) while

3 a) while b) when c) if d) as soon as

4 a) by the end b) after the end c) at the end d) from the end

5 a) after b) to c) with d) from

6 a)at b) before €) since d) until

7 a) while b) when c) as d) after

8 a)up b) with c) along d) down

9 a) with b) for e)on đ) at

10 a) by b) soon c) while đ) till

11 a) until b) after c) by the time d) as soon as

11

11 | Match the questions on the left side to the replies on the right side 7

1 — Why are you so sure that Julia won't a) — I don't know why they were fighting, enjoy this film? but I stuck up for my friend

2 — When you were talking to that girl, b) — I don’t find him amusing And I don’t

you didn’t sound very friendly You don’t want to see him at my party

get along very well, do you?

3 — Don't you want to invite Tim to your c) — No, we don't She is my brother's

party? He is amusing He always tells girlfriend But I don’t think she is good

jokes and pulls funny faces enough for him

4 — What was it all about and why did you d) — Because we are very much alike, and

get into the fight? we always agree on things like films and

music

1 |Make up questions from the words a

1 often How does go tothe gym your friend? ba =

3 everbeen Have toastudentcamp you? f

4 money youhave Howmuch do on you? a

6 Have been abroad you ever?

2 )Match the questions on the left side to the replies on the right side

1 Have you seen a new film made from a) Yes, I did And I brought a friend to

a Boris Akunin novel? cheer for me

2 Did you see a new educational b) Yes, I have Do you think I can bring a

programme “Spell Well” on Tuesday? friend with me next time?

3 Have you joined our aerobics club? €) No, I haven't Where is it on?

4 Did you take part in the swimming đ) Yes,I do But I can’t dance very well That's competition everybody is talking why most of the time I watch the others

about? e) Yes, I am It’s nice to watch people

5 Do you enjoy our school discos? dancing so well

6 Are you enjoying the disco? f) No, I didn’t Do you think it will be on

3 You need some information about the café “Silver Spoon” You are looking for a person who

has visited that café

Who eats fish?

Who do fish eat? — Who eats snakes?

Who do snakes eat?

Who eats sparrows?

Who do sparrows eat?

Who do spiders eat? Mosquitoes Who eats spiders?

Who do frogs eat?

10 Who eats frogs?

b) Look at the picture The people can’t talk to each other because their lines are busy Write two

questions about each of them Find out who he / she is phoning and who is phoning him / her

at this time Use the present continuous

I think that Sally was right when she said

unpleasant things to her roommate

(Explain why.)

I think Sally did wrong when she said unpleasant

things to her roommate (Explain why.) |

Daniel can make a very good roommate

6

UNIT

Ask questions to the words in bold

My roommate speaks on the phone for hours She is such a chatterbox!

Everybody in our class envies Cathy Her father often takes her on research expeditions to Australia

We told Jessica that she should be more tactful and polite with people She ignored our advice Lily enjoyed watching cartoons when she was little, but her younger sister doesn’t care for them at all

It normally takes me five minutes to take a shower in the morning

Lisa was in New York last year She tells everyone about it

4 She is a chatterbox, ? 1U I'm superb at cooking boiled eggs,

5 Itisn’'t cold here at all _ ? 2

6 You have already met cach other, 2

Listen to the people (see Ex 89, p 41 in Student’s Book) Write as much

information about them as possible in the table

Name Age Occupation Interests and hobbies Additional information

1 )Read the words in Ex 92, p 42 in Student's Book Choose one word from each

line to fill in the gaps

1 I told Denis only good news about his exams I want him to go on with

his studies

2 What kind of do you prefer — going to a café or having a barbecue

in the country?

Have a look at John! He's telling anecdotes again He is very isn’t he?

+ Jessica says she doesn’t need any help as she wants everything for the

party herself

Who is the girl that is with your sister?

around the world, he ate a lot of unusual dishes and learned a lot about people Every summer we live in a at the riverbank We spend at least a weck there

2 )Use the verbs in their appropriate forms

11 (never/ be) to an auto show J don’t like this kind of entertainment, actually

2 At the concert I met a person who (see) John Lennon

3 We (design) this car last year and I'm sure it'll become very popular soon

4 How about going to the concert tonight? I (buy) two tickets already

5S I don’t usually (buy) concert tickets My brother buys them, not me

6 Look, it (rain) 1 don’t feel like going anywhere

of any village yet

3)Use the words and phrases in the box to complete the dialogues Act them out

feel like beyond all expectations match drop in to pick you up stressed out gorgeous like my grandmother

1 — How did you like the jazz band?

— Oh, they were ! They usually perform very well, but that show was

2 — Shall we plan the coming weekend? How would you like to spend it?

— I don’t really going out It has been a hard week, and I feel

— How about a barbecue in the country then?

— That would be lovely!

3 — You look great in that dress Are you going to wear it to the party?

— By no means It doesn’t the colour of my hair And it’s out of fashion, can’t you sce?

— It seems trendy enough to me

— You sound - No, I'll be wearing jeans

— OK TI at 6 p.m

4 JComplete the text Write what advantages a bicycle has in comparison with a car Use the words and phrases from Ex 98, p 44 in Student’s Book

Ode' to a Bicycle

There are so many cars in the streets of our cities and towns There are more and more of them

every year High-speed shiny cars leave no chance to the little bicycle People produce cars of

different makes which then get stuck in traffic jams and pollute the air around us

The bicycle, however, has survived We'll keep cycling because a bicycle has lots of

advantages in comparison with a large automobile

In some countries people prefer bicycles to cars You can see a lot of people cycling in the

streets of Denmark, Switzerland, and Belgium Bank clerks, teachers, and even policemen cycle

to work Parents get their kids to kindergartens in special seats, which are attached to their

bicycles And for elder children cycling to school in the morning makes a good start to the day

Don’t you think we should make more use of the bicycle in our country?

‘ ode [aud] — ona

UNIT 1 Section 4 17

1 (a) Circle the word which is out of the line

1 theatre cinema, concert hall, opera house,

muscum, gym

art gallery, performance, portraits, pictures

actor, actress, singer playwright, dancer detectives, musicals, love stories, novels,

b) Match the words with their definitions

1 blockbuster [blpkbasta] a) a piece of serious music

b) a collection of plays, musicals, shows

that a theatre can perform

3 ballet [bœlei] c) a form of dancing

2 symphony ['simfani]

d) a cheerful musical play with dancing

4 operetta [ppa'reta] äñiđiSiifeữE

5 repertoire [repatwœ:] e) a very successful film or book

2 JMake up sentences using the words below Use the passive voice

is The Circus byalotof children visited and their parents

was in 1941 founded The Musical Theatre

of the Bolshoi Theatre built in 1825 was The building

The Maly Theatre in 1756 founded was as the Moscow

University Theatre

5 “Unona and Avos” been For many years staged at Lencom

Theatre has

6 has The famous play “The Revisor” been staged

at the Maly Theatre since the nineteenth century

3 |\Complete the sentences to explain why people didn’t manage to do what they wanted

Use the passive voice

1 James wanted to enter the room (door, lock)

2 1 wanted to buy a new video film yesterday (shop, close)

a I wanted to go to the theatre on Saturday” (tickets, sold out)

L ——

4 Cathy thought about taking a radio to the but (break)

country

5 T wanted to read the > paper (write in some unknown language)

| 6 Allan wanted to break the wall (make of stone)

3 _They wanted to drive to the ‘village: ~ Goad block fallen tree)

A Ask questions to get more information Use the passive voice The first one is done for you

1 — I used to go to the theatre quite often Unfortunately it was closed last summer

2 — There used to be a church here But only several stones are left

5 |Respond to the questions Either accept the invitation / suggestion / help with thanks or reject it

If you reject it, give a good excuse (explain why) Use the phrases in the box to help you

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| That would be lovely! I'm sorry; I don’t think I can

I'll definitely go I'm afraid I'm not keen on it

Thanks for the invitation Sorry, but I have more important things to do

6 Julia feels very excited about the ballet she’s just seen She wants to write her friend about it

* But she uses the word “good” too often in her letter Use the more expressive words from the box

instead of the words in bold to improve her letter

delighted gorgeous most popular impresive very graceful professional beyond all expectations

Dear Ken!

| can’t express how goed delighted | feel about the ballet I've just seen in the Bolshoi Theatre

in Moscowl Firet about the theatre: it is the beøt () ————————————— — theatre in Moscow and the building is really very ạood (2) ———————— — —.| haa never been keen

on ballet, but it was Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky Everybody has heard of it but very few people have seen it The ballet dancers performed to the fabulous music and were 30 good to look at ()_—————————— —_ They wøre very ạood (4) ! It seemed very

natural for them to dance on their toes, jump and almost fly across the stage People say

that it takes many years of everyday training to become so good at dancing (5)

The dancers’ costumes added to the beauty of the show

Basically, the performance was very good (6) ——_ So when

you are in Moscow, don’t tell me you would rather stay in and watch TV You wor'’t be able to

tell me that ballet is boring after seeing this performance

Wish you were here,

Julia

sepia ESET

20 UNIT 1 Section 5

a || Write about a performance / school performance / concert / museum that impressed you

~ Follow the guidelines Use the phrases in the box to help you

© Name the performance you want to write about

* Give some information about the performance:

— when and where you saw it:

— what it was about;

— your impression of the performers (what you liked)

© Write about what you would like to see next time

I would like to tell you about

I’m not keen on theatre / music / etc, but

T enjoy operas / ballet performances / etc, and want to tell you about

I haven't seen many of theatrical performances yet but there is a performance |

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1 | Read the verbs referring to people’s relationships and divide them into two columns:

“1) the verbs which seem negative to you; 2) the verbs which seem hưng: to you

| toquarrel torelyon toappreciate to annoy to defend to feel lonely |

| tobetray to feeljealous to support tocare for toencourage toignore |

2

22

Do you know what the famous rock opera “Unona and Avos” is about? Read about some of

the historical facts the opera was based on Then complete the sentences with the verbs in their appropriate forms

The rock opera “Unona and Avos” was

based on a real story It is the love story

of a Russian traveller Nicholai Rezanov

and a Spanish girl Conchita

In 1806 Nicholai Rezanov one of the

heads of the Russian-American Trading

Company (1) (arrange)

an expedition to California Two ships,

“Unona™ and “Avos”™ sailed from

Novo-Archangelsk to San Francisco

California was a Spanish colony in those

times, and the aim of the expedition (2) (be) to establish trading relations with the Spanish colonists Rezanov’s mission was very important as Russian settlements in Alaska (3) (need) food badly He knew that people were starving there, as he

(4) (be) to those settlements himself

In California the Russian traveller met a young daughter of the governor of California and they (5) (fall) in love with each other They wanted to get married, but they

(6) (need) church permission as Conchita was a Catholic It took Rezanov

six weeks to buy the food, and the ships sailed back to Alaska Conchita expected him to

return in a year and bring church permission

However, Rezanoy didn’t return Kanchita waited for him for many years before she

learned that he (7) (die) in Krasnoyarsk on his way to St Petersburg She

never married any other man and spent her life taking care of the native people and the poor

_ Read the situations Write about what happened / has happened / will happen

Use the passive voice

Example: A little boy is crying in the street He doesn’t know where to go or where

his mum is He has been lost (lose)

1 David is very upset He can’t watch the football match which he has been waiting for The

4 Julia missed some classes without a good excuse Her parents Jearnt about it and she

(punish)

5 Don’t worry about your essay My sister is very good at spelling Ask her to help and all

your mistakes (correct)

4 Read the information about Whoopi Goldberg Write her life story

_ or a story of any other actor / actress

Real name: Caryn Elaine Johnson x |

Date of birth: November 13, 1955 Place of birth: Manhattan, USA

Career: At eight she joined the Children’s Theatre where she

showed her comic potential Since that time she has been performing

in the theatre and in the movies (Ghost, The Player, Sister Act, The

Long Walk Home, Made in America and many others)

Awards: Has an unbelievable number of awards: The Oscar’, The

People’s Choice Awards”, The Kids’ Choice Awards as Favourite

Movie Actress“ and others

Social activities: A defender of the homeless, children, human rights and a fighter against AIDS

Family: Now lives a quiet life in Malibu with her mother, daughter and three grandchildren;

takes only small parts in films as she doesn’t want to leave the family for too long

‘a Big World! Start Travelling Now!

1) Use the prepositions from the box to complecte the sentences when necessary

Some of the prepositions can be used twice or not at all Saas

| at round across in

1 Though Britain is an island, it’s possible nowadays | by from out to of

to get there from Europe train Do you know how? as

2 How long can it take to get to Sydney sea?

3 Have you ever driven acar?

4 While travelling in Africa we suffered hot weather and mosquitoes

5 Next summer they are going to take a tour the world

6 Travelling the ocean can be both dangerous and pleasant

7 Usually people who travel a lot have a very good sense direction

2) Read Mary’s letter to her younger sister Use the verbs either in past simple or in present perfect / present perfect continuous

(address)

(date)

Dello, Lucy!

Greetings from the sunny seaside! The trip was not tining but the train (1)

(60) two hours bate That's why we (2) — (mies) oun bue to the camp and

(3) _ (have to) wabb there Fortunately our rucksacks were not very

hoary, so it (2) — — — — (dalbe) we oHẴụ an hour and a halk to get there The

camp is very nioe We (5) _ (abready/expbonre) the area — there are

three obubc — drama, floral design, and aerobics — that's why | don't see her very

often [ (7) (choose) anything yet, but I thinks "tt join vither the cyobing

on the gymnastics club You kuow that I (8) — (do) gymmastios since

ohibdhood and I'm neatly good at it It wibl bo my chance to imprece everybody I bet

And how ane you doing? (9) (you/etuan) my books to the bibrany yet?

Huge and kisses,

Many

SE Pere ornare

UNIT 2 Section 1

3)Use the articles a / an or the if necessary

1 Weare going to be late Let’s take

taxi, shall we?

2 Is he going to Paris or _ London

next year?

3 The trip was very tiring and train

was three hours late

4 Would you like going by train or by

air?

5 It was stuffy in the bus passengers

were hot and angry

6 There was nobody at the station Only

—— taxi driver was waiting for _ rare

passengers to take them to their hotels

5} Ask the questions to the following answers

(See the text in Ex 19, p 66 in Student’s

Book.)

1

It is difficult to notice an iceberg because

A ) Circle the appropriate verb form

1 [think that people are travelling / will travel

much more in the future, and means of

transport will be different

2 In Spain people eat / are eating more fruits and vegetables than in Russia They also use / are using more spices

3 Daniel has already been / already was to six

western countries and now he is dreaming about travelling to Africa

4 The ship has sunk / sank in the Baltic Sea in

1956 and nobody has heard / heard anything about it since then

5 A lot of people say that they have seen / had seen UFOs, but there is still no reliable

evidence that they exist

6 The submarine disappeared when it passed /

was passing through the Bermuda Triangle

Papers say that the scientists have several

explanations, but none of them has been published / was published yet

only a small part of it can be seen above the water

Icebergs can be dangerous for ships because they can move quickly and it is not

easy to detect them in time

The Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean

The Britannica was the biggest floating hospital of the Second World War

The Olympic was launched in 1910

The Olympic lived almost half a century

UNIT 2 Section 1 25

6 “Ask questions to the words in bold Use the passive voice

_7 )Choose the right option and fill in the gaps

26

About 700 passengers of the Titanic were rescued by the Carpathia

More than 2000 tickets were sold for the first voyage from Europe to America

Petropaviovsk-Kamchatsky was founded in 1741

Books on travelling and travellers are often sold in the spring when people are planning their summer holidays

Two thousand copies of the magazine “The Travelling in the Jungle” have been sold this week Nobody knows how many cases of UFOs’ visits to the Earth have been registered in the last

50 years

7 Most mysteries of the past will be solved in the future

RON

Centuries ago people dreamed about

travelling through space, and science

fiction writers (1)

that people would fly to the Moon or to

Mars just for a weekend It still seems

(2) to most of us,

but the era [‘tera] of space tourism has

already started A rocket “Soyuz” with

the first space tourist on board

Dennis Tito, a sixty-year-old American

businessman, stayed on the International

Space Station for eight days and then (4) returned to Earth

Since that time other people have had “a space holiday” and space travel seems to have

become a new (5) industry Space tourism companies plan to

construct orbital hotels for short-term tourists and are thinking about arranging space colonies where people can live for years The colonies can be arranged either on space stations or on

other planets However, scientists haven’t (6) yet whether there is a

planet where conditions would resemble the conditions on Earth

1 a) suggested b) predicted c) avoided d) detected

2 a) unavoidable b) unsinkable c) unforgettable d) unbelievable

3 a) was launched b) was landed c) was damaged d) was prevented

4 a) fairly b) surely c) equally d) safely

5 a) expecting b) developing c) damaging d) detecting

6 a) found out b) predicted c) avoided d) prevented

UNIT 2 Section 1

8) Write a short biography of D Livingstone Use the information below

education: medical 1840: was sent to Africa as a member of the London Missionary Society

1841 —1852: explored Kalahari, managed to cross the Kalahari Desert

1853: travelled to Luanda on the west coast

1855 — 1856: discovered the Zambezi River and followed it

from the source till the Indian Ocean, crossing the African

continent Livingstone was the first European who had

ever crossed the African continent While travelling he saw a beautiful waterfall and named

it Victoria Falls

1857: was given the post of British consul at Quelimane and continued his geographical

research

1864: returned to England to publish his book about the Zambezi River

1866: went to Africa again; his aim was to find the source of the Nile

1867 —1872: discovered and mapped many geographical points in Africa, the Congo River

included; suffered from tropical diseases

1873: died in a little African village from a tropical disease

ar ———

1jDo the geographical crossword puzzle

Tick the geographical names which 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

5 ariver of southern England that

6 acontinent extending from Asia to

the capital of Italy

a country extending from Eastern Europe to the Pacific Ocean

9 acontinent between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans

10 a state of the western USA; rockets are launched into space from the desert in this state

11 a country which is part of Great Britain

12 acontinent where kangaroos live

13 a country in Europe, also called Holland, the capital is Amsterdam (remember that we

should use the with the name of this country)

7

8

2 ) Translate the following sentences into English

1 On nocmoTpen B 3epKano H He y3Hal ceOA — MasIBYHK B HapsAsIHOM KOCTIOME, C COBPeMeHHOH

CTpHxKKoH (haircut) cMoTpes Ha Hero

2_ Jx€HHH IpHILIIA nOMOII DAHbLI€ OỐbIHOTO QHa IpHỐPA:14 KBADTHPY, 3AT€M IIDHTOTOBHL1A OỐ€] /II51 C€Õ% H CBOETO ÕpaTa

3 Korya mer ỐbITIH 3â TOPO/LOM, OT€IL Y4HUI MCHS BOJIHTb MATIHHY #Ï B€JI MALIHHY CaMI

K CO3XA7I€HHIO HIKTO M€H5 H€ BHJI€JI, IOTOMY WTO TỌI IOPOTOlI HHKTO H€ IO/IE3ÿ€TCW

TĨOW€MY TbI BC€ BDEMð IDOCHIITE HOMOIIIH?'Tb1 IOCTATONHO B3DOCTIBIÍI, 'TTOỐEI IO3AaØOTHTECð1 O CCÕ€

'YroItalC# nHpOTOM A cyeman(a) ero cam(a)

3 JComplete the table Share the results with your partner Do you have something in common?

(See Ex 48, p 76 in Student’s Book.)

Things I must do this week |

(They are important and |

Things I should do this

week (They are important

but not very urgent.) |

Things I needn’t do this

| week (Because of some |

Things I shouldn’t do this |

week (If I do these things, it

can cause some problems.)

ete _== — = = =

Things I mustn't do this

week, (If I do these things, |

it can cause be serious

problems.)

== =

4 )Complete the dialogues using modals must, musin’t, needn’t, should, shouldn’t

1 — Shall I pick you up tomorrow to go to the school party?

_— Lets meet at the school gates

2 — Shall I go to the dentist?

= go there as soon as possible Otherwise your tooth will be pulled out

3 — Can I borrow your dress for a while? This colour suits me

_— I never let anybody wear my clothes

4 — Shall I drive you to the airport tomorrow?

= My cousin has a day off tomorrow and he will drive me there

5 — Let’s go to the concert tomorrow!

= Its grandmother's birthday tomorrow She'll feel hurt if we go

UNIT 2 Section 2 29

‘5 Match the words in the columns Use each of 6 /Read the information about two travelling

them only once ~~ options Write which of the following things

a person should and shouldn't take with

i làm nh ae swimming suit surfboard sunglasses

` 62g: hockey helmet and hokey stick camera

baggage Vợ flippers shorts and T-shirts warm coat

hed officer woolen gloves jewellery umbrella

a) Trip 1

place Malta

season summer, 2 weeks

studying English in

occupation | a language school;

| sightseeing, water sports

Example: You should take a panama hat with you because it may

be very hot in Malta in summer

You don't need to take a heavy dictionary,

because you can borrow books from the school library

j season winter (Christmas holiday included) 4 weeks

| studying English; sightseeing, part

occupation time job as a hockey coach for young

children in the local school

You should take

It’s a good idea to take

You don’t need to take

7 Fill in the gaps Use the words from the box in the appropriate forms (active or passive)

~~ Each word can be used only once

| delay take off announce getthrough collect arrive |

1 Unfortunately we were late for the flight

When we arrived at the airport, our plane

- So we put our luggage

back into the taxi and returned home

2 When Jason customs, the

officer asked him to open his suitcase and

examined his things very thoroughly

3 We planned to be in Paris in the morning but our

flight because of the weather

? Isn’t that ours?

5 When we saw the Johnsons in the airport, they

their luggage from the baggage reclaim and were waiting for us at the

information desk

6 We _ in London late at night, but there were lots of

taxies at the airport

8 |Complete the sentences with a preposition from the box Use one of them wice

1 The customs officers prevented the criminal | from on to on by of

pe =— =f

taking a valuable picture out of the country

2 My grandmother was afraid of travelling _ air and insisted _ going by train

3 My elder sister works for a travel agency She is fond _ her job

4 We wanted to have a camping holiday, but our parents objected _ it

5 Jenjoy swimming, but I’m afraid _ diving

6 I don’t know if we'll go surfing tomorrow or not It depends _ the weather

9 )\Complete the sentences

1 If I go to some distant place for my holiday I'll go by

w If I'm late for my flight,

Es If I want to get a seat in non-smoking area, —

10 jImagine that you are flying to Britain Fill in the landing card and the customs declaration (see

Ex 63, p 81 in Student’s Book) Use the Transliteration Table

LANDING CARD

Immigration Act 1977 Plesse complete clearly in BLOCK CAPITALS Por favor compiotar

yramente en MAYUSCULAS

TH OCH CARTALS Oo feet cores pea Me

Date de nalaaance Lieu de naissance

UNIT 2

CUSTOMS DECLARATION

* To be filled in by persons over 16

* To answer mark a cross In the appropriate box below

* Keep for the whole duration of your temporary stay abroad/in the country and submit

fo the Customs on your way back Not renewable in case of loss

family name (last name) first name second name

country of permanent residence nahonality passpon #

——=

arnved from (country of departure) leaving for (country of destinabon)

With mei have children under age LÌ C1 umber

2.1 Accompanied luggage, 2.2 Unaccompanied lug!

including hand luggage H CO (a/s accompanying tocumenis) Bị oO

pieces =—————_ — ПẲ£%©:

3 Information on merchandise:

‘With me and in my luggage i have items which are due to be declared and transportation of which across boarders must be documentarily permitted by authorities:

3.1 National and other currency in cash, currency valuables, articles made of precious Oo oO

stones in any from or condition Yes Nó

Description Total sum/Quantity

of currency, valuables or items In figures

3.2 Weapons of ail descriptions, FT Oo 3.8 Wildlife objects, parts [1 Oo

ammunition, explosives % es m3 and producis thereof ae a

3.3 Drugs and psychotropic L] 3.9 Hi .9 High frequency radio- 5

3.4 Antiques and objects of art L] means of communicatior

: Yes No 3.10 Goods subject to oO L] 3.5 Printed editions and 1

information media oO es O io Sustome duties ; Yes No

3.6 Poisonous and powerful 3.11 Temporarily admitted

medicines and substances H1 _ (exported) goods 0 Cl

< 8

Section 2 33

11)Read the limerick and tell an anecdote

(ucropuio) about travelling with pets

You can either speak from experience or

invent a story

I travelled by air with my little Crock

He was in box with a very safe lock

But Crocky was bored

And soon got on board,

So, you can imagine the passengers’ shock

12) Write a descriptive essay about Davy, a character from the short story “The Last Inch”

(see Ex 69-70, pp 84-86 in Student’s Book) Use the information from the original text

and add any details or ideas about him Be imaginative

Follow the guidelines

Write about: | Words and phrases that may help you:

1 Davy's appearance: his age, | _ looked younger / older; slim: athletic figure;

| height, build, colour of his hair | broad / narrow shouldered: fair / dark-haired:

and his eyes with dark / grey eyes

shy / very sociable; loved playing noisy games;

preferred being alone; enjoyed reading; wanted to

| 2 Davy’s character traits in |

| bea pilot

|

ordinary life

3 The character traits he to panic; to give up; was scared to death but ;

demonstrated in a dangerous cried quietly; realised that his father could die;

situation had the courage to take the plane off the ground,

| to fly it and to land it

13) Complete the text as seen through the eyes of a digital camera Describe any photo / postcard of

a place you’ve been to or would like to go to (Attach the picture if possible.)

Impressions of a Professional Traveller

Hello! I don't often speak to people but now I feel like chatting

with someone And you seem to be a nice person to talk to

Well, first of all, I’m a camera A digital camera And a great

traveller too! I travel a lot because my job is to take photos for

different magazines My pictures are about interesting places in

different countries They tell about exotic places, unusual people,

their customs and lifestyles

I don’t go on my business trips alone: I work with my assistant James Broderick I often feel irritated with him as he often makes me take the same picture several times But he is a nice fellow

and can be relied on Life would be tougher without him

Anyway, what were we discussing? Ah, yes, my photos Have a look at this one — exceptionally good, isn’t it? I took it when we were in

J )Match the expressions in the left column with their definitions in the right Try to guess the meanings

if you don’t know them

1 asingle room a) is the time when a guest registers his / her arrival to the hotel

2 adouble room b) is the time when a guest must leave a hotel room

| 3 B&B (bed and c) means that the hotel provides a place to sleep and some breakfast in

breakfast) the morning

| 4 check in d) is a room in a hotel in which only one person is supposed to stay

e) is a building where students and young people can stay while

6 apackagedtour f) is the season of the year when the number of tourists is the biggest

7 high season g) is a room in a hotel in which two people are supposed to stay

h) means a tour which is planned and organised by a travel agency,

8 a youth hostel and when travel, excursions, meals, hotels are included in the price

of the tour

2

36

_ Fill in the gaps with the words in the box

packaged bed and breakfast single double hostel high checkedin check out

1 It is quite convenient to stay in a

because you don’t need to worry about food in

the morning

2 When I travel alone, I prefer to stay in

rooms because I don’t like sharing rooms with strangers

3 The hotel maid showed us a

room — with two beds, a wardrobe, a big mirror,

and a small TV set in the corner of the room It was tidy and had a &

view of the sea, so we liked it at once ¬ i

4 I prefer travelling on my own to a _ tour I don’t like

when everything is planned and paid for in advance

5 Jim Smith didn’t want anybody to know where he was That’s why

he _— at the hotel under a false name

6 — timeinour hotel is midday This means

you should leave the room and return the key not later than at

youth which was not far from the city and

was cheap enough

„se the guidelines below to complete the dialogue Then act it out

Dial the number of the hotel

Express your wish to reserve a room

‘You need a room from the 14th of July

‘You need a room for three days

You need a single room

You want a room with a shower Ask if they serve any

breakfast at the hotel

‘You want a room with a view of the sea

Agree to the view of a garden

Explain that the room is for your mum You are making the

reservation for her because she doesn’t speak English

AWeone

UNIT 2 Section 3

1 You dial the number of the hotel ; Hello!

where you wish to reserve a room [eee This is Cherry Street Inn My name is

‘Yes, certainly When exactly do you

4) When you were having a holiday at the seaside, you met a fellow called John

You became friends because you were both interested in interior design

You’ve received a letter from him

a) Read his letter and draw a plan of the room he describes in his letter

Dil T hope you ane abl right Everything ic OK with me too

T thought that you might be interested in what I'm doing kere Well,

T've stanted my oun business I'm not kidding! My wnole suggested

that I should hebp him with his inn while he ie Out of the tout fOr

a couple of months and here! am Wy anobe had bought some new

noome myself I remember that you were very interocted in design ard

woubd bike to share some of my ideas with you [4 you even come to

visit, [ cam necenve the best zoom for gow, with the view of the cea

This ie reably a very good room - not very barge, but nice and sunny It has one window, just Opposite the door There is a writing

deck Wtheiaddle'of the room By the window there is a bed

I placed it BbOng the window, but come space ic begt tothe Cob

and 36'WðWiglit o( rú A wardrobe with plenty of xoom to beep

your obothes in stands WUBI the right wall It ocoupies the space kOWin the top right

coMren dO j8 niiid2lf6'6J) the wabl as it there is @ rubbish bin, and in the bottom

night coun there is a copger table with a TV set Gh it [4 is possible to hang it Oh

the wale, but I didn't manage to find an appropiate place for it AbGI the TV sot

there's a mirncn Tobe Vpe OF the door, in the comer, there's an anmohain And then

there's another chain in the oom — it's BEHMBRR the anmohain and the doar ~ and a

nice lamp Olt the writing table - in case you woubd bile to write a better or a posteard

b) Complete the answer Make suggestions about how to rearrange the furniture in the room Try to

sound polite and not hurt John’s feelings

ee

It doesn’t seem convenient to have in the middle of the room /

| in this corner / so close to / so far from

It seems to me that is out of place there

I would suggest moving it to

Why not to put it / hang it

You could add / put / hang to make the room look cosier

h— =

Hello, John!

Thank you very much for your invitation to stay in your family inn I would certainly like to

come, but I have some suggestions about the furniture arrangement in the room you described

In this way I think the room will be much more comfortable to stay in Let me know your

thoughts on my suggestions

Hope to see you soon,

(your name)

P.S I think you should give a second thought to a course on interior design

It could be very useful

1) Read the description of the country and find three factual mistakes Underline them

and correct the information Consult the information table in Appendix 1 (p 189 in Student's

Book) if necessary

The United Kingdom consists of Great Britain (England, Wales, Scotland) and Northern Island

It is not a big country It occupies the British Isles which lie off the north-west coast of Europe

between the North Atlantic Ocean and the Northern Sea The total area of the country is only

100 thousand square kilometres It borders Ireland and this is the only land border the country

has It also has sea borders with France, the Netherlands, Belgium, the Scandinavian countries and

Canada The British coast is only 35 kilometres from France and now these countries are linked by

tunnel under the English Channel The capital of the country is London and the major cities are:

Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, and others

If you look at a map of Great Britain, you'll see lowlands and highlands The lowlands are mostly

in England, in the central part of Scotland and in some areas in south Wales The highlands are

basically in the north The highest peak in Great Britain is Ben Nevis — it’s 1.343 metres

The most well known river in Great Britain is the Thames because it is the longest river in the country The largest lake in the United Kingdom is Lough Neagh This freshwater lake is situated

in the centre of Northern Ireland and supplies the whole area with drinking water

2 )write a description of the Russian Federation Use the information in Appendix 1 and the

guidelines in Ex 92, p 93 in Student’s Book

3 Fil in the gaps with the articles a / an or the if necessary

Alaska is a cold land of tall mountains and friendly

people Its territory is about 1530 thousand square

kilometres Most of Alaska is surrounded by

(1) ——— water Its sea border are (2) _— —

Arctic Ocean in the North and (3) Pacific

Ocean in the south It has a land border with

(4) Canada

On the 30th of March 1867 (5) United

States bought Alaska from (6) Russia, and

on January 3 1959 it became the 49th state (the biggest state of the USA) The capital of

Alaska is Juneau ['d3u:nau] Nowadays the population of (7) state is about 627 thousand

on 4