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QUIZ TO UNIT 1

1 Listen to the text Jack London and put a tick in the right column Make sure you know these words:

® an adventure [odvent/a| — mpuKmroueHue

@ self-education [self edju'kelfn] — cawooốpasoBanwe

1 Jack London.is one of the

greatest British writers

2 Jack London had to begin

working at the age of eight

3 He earned money by selling

7 He left university because he

became a famous writer

8.In his novel Martin Eden

Jack London gives the details of

his father’s life

- Spell the words

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1, mist 2 sun 3 frost 4 wind 5 fog 6 rain 7 storm

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4 Use past simple and past continuous in the following sentences Make all necessary changes

1 Jane is playing the violin now I can’t call her

2 Jack often listens to good music 3 Linda never reads poems though she is in the 6th form 4 We’re going to school and it is raining hard 5 It seldom snows in this part of the country this winter 6 The sun is shining brightly It’s a good day for a walk 7 The weather often changes this summer 8 It’s five o’clock in the morning, I’m fishing

5 Complete the sentences using the new words

1 The weather f promises a heavy snowfall

2 I’m busy at cooking I e a lot of guests 3 Her sister is usually a c nice woman, she never shouts

4 — Is itad newspaper? — Oh, no We get it once a week 5 The weather is very ch in Britain

It may rain for some time, then the sun starts to shine

6 It is so m now and I don’t think the m

will clear till noon

6 Open the brackets to complete the sentences

1 It was frosty yesterday And when I (come) home,

it still (snow) 2 It is usually cold in winter in Russia I

(wear) warm clothes 3 — What you (wear)? — It’s my new raincoat made of plastic 4 The weather (change) so quickly you never know what to wear 5 The morning was foggy and cold but then the weather (change) and we

(go) on a picnic 6 When at last the Browns (get) to the

lake, it (rain) heavily 7 The weather forecast (say) it

(rain) today but look, the sun (shine) 8 Yesterday we

(decide) to go to the beach where we (swim) and (lie) in the sun

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¢ Complete the verb chart

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® chase [i/eis] — roHaTBCa

® an attraction [otrekfn] — monmynapHoe mectTo

® a mammal [‘meml] — MJIeKOIHWTAIOIIeG

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1 The name “zoo” comes

b) a trip to nature

2 London Zoo was founded

in

3S Exotic animals were

brought to London Zoo

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5 You can see different

mammals in

6 A day in the zoo is

7 In London Zoo there are

1 A: Why aren’t you doing your homework?

B: I can’t do it I (leave) my books at school

2 A: You ever (be) to America?

B: Yes, I I (be) there twice

A: When you (be) there?

B: For the first time I (be) there in 1998

3 A: There isn’t any milk left We (drink) it

B: I can’t believe it Yesterday I (buy) 3 litres

4, A: They haven’t got a car any more They (sell) it B: When they (do) it?

5 A: You (find) your pen?

B: Yes, I I (find) it last Tuesday

4 Express the same in English Use present perfect or present perfect continuous

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» Fill in either in or out to complete the sentences

1 My mother cooks very well and we usually eat _s, but on Sundays we eat 2 In summer my elder

brother prefers to sleep It is so nice outdoors when

it doesn’t rain 38 The doctor asked me to breathe

deeply through the nose and then to breathe

4 Bobby, it’s snowing hard You’d better stay

5 One of the lions has got of the zoo

e exists 5 The expedition has found several h

skeletons 6 This old glass dish is very f Be care- ful! 7 The rain has r his painting 8 The factory hasn’t begun to p goods yet 9 There was a h

house on the hill, it was the biggest in the town 10 The

h from the fire dried their clothes

¢ Match the words and word combinations in the two columns

l a greenhouse of glass a) HOTVỐWTb VDO3%al

2 to ruin the harvest b) CHJIbHO© BJIINHHH€ Hã JIIO-

Do a strong influence on d) Ha MopcKom m06epe>xKbe

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9 huge h) uwemoBeuecKkan HaTypa

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8 Write what they are

1 light of the sun

2.a building with glass walls and roof where plants

grow

3 things that break easily

4 the problem of a rise in temperature in the earth’s atmosphere

5 the land on or close to the edge of the sea

6 extremely large

9 Complete the verb chart

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QUIZ TO UNIT 3

Listen to the text Why Are Animals in Danger? and put a tick

in the right column Make sure you know these words:

® fasb — ỐbICTDO, ỐBICTDBLI

® the Galapagos [golepoges| Islands — TanatmaroccKue OCTDOBA

1 There were more animals on

our planet than there are now

2 People can protect all the ani-

mals

3 Some animals disappear be-

cause of the weather changes

4, Black rats built the habitats

of many birds

® Many birds on the Galapagos

Islands disappeared because black

rats had come to the islands

6 Black rats had never lived on

the Galapagos Islands before

some ships brought some of them

from Asia

7 People kill animals because

they need food

« Spell the words

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3 A Use possessive pronouns to complete these sentences

1 I sent Nick my photo and he sent me 2 We sent the Greens photo and they sen: — 3 Mary

sent her friend Anna photo and Anna sent Mary _ 4 Rob and Harry sent you _ photo and you sent them 5 Jane sent George _—s photo and he sent her

B Use reflective pronouns to complete these sentences

1 Goodbye, children, enjoy at the party!

2 Your face is all dirty Just look at in the mir- ror 3 Don’t wash the plates today: Pll do it

4 These are our new pupils, they are going to introduce

5 Goldilocks helped to the porridge and didn’t like it 6 We dried with towels, dressed

and left the swimming pool

4 Express the same using passive constructions

Example: Children read these books in all the schools of

the country — These books are read (by children) in all the schools of the country

1 They speak English and French in Canada 2 People invented surfing a very long time ago 3 They gathered the harvest in October 4 We will tell you the results of the test 5 They will play ten matches next season

6 People make jams from different fruits 7 The doctor will cure his patient by all means

5 Express the same in English

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Write down 10 names of hobbies typical of your age

7 Complete these word combinations

1 as dead as a d O 7 p s in Trafalgar

4.a h t of plants 9 to inc in the list and animals 10 to be da d by fire

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Paragraph 2 mm b) It’s time to change the ways

of living on the earth

Paragraph 3 [| c) Pollution is dangerous for

3 Choose the right word to complete the sentences

1 John spends _ time with his friends than Bob

a) fewer b) fewest c) less d) least

2 There were _ people than usual at the concert a) fewer b) fewest c) less d) least

3 Barbara takes exercise than Alice

a) fewer b) fewest c) more d) most

4 Kim eats chocolate than my brother

a) few b) little c) fewer d) less

5 Mr Davidson is one of the known modern poeis a) fewest b) less c) more d) least

6 Jane has _ stamps in her collection than Margaret a) few b) fewer c) less d) least

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4, Compare the two things

1 Greece is (near) to Russia than Canada 2 A mountain is (high) than a hill 3 A “BMW” is (expensive) than a “Volga” 4 Nowadays life is (difficult) than it used to be 5 A walking holiday is (healthy) than a holiday in a car 6 Len’s English is (bad) than Pat’s

David does or doesn’t do the same things as his cousin Patrick Write what he does or doesn’t do

Patrick has a small greenhouse in his garden

Patrick will learn Spanish

Patrick can’t ride horses

Yesterday Patrick didn’t prepare lunch

Patrick reads a lot about changes in the climate

Express the same in English

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Match the words and word combinations in the two columns

1 to cause a fire a) IIPOMBIMIJICHHEIe OTXOBI

2 a nuclear war b) sarpa38HATb aTMociepy

3 nuclear weapons c) Ag

4 to pollute atmosphere d) azepHoe opy2xve

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1 This car c me a lot of trouble 2 Now people understand how dangerous chemical w s are

3 Don’t p the air, water and atmosphere! 4 The old Queen was sure that somebody had tried to p n her 5 Do you know where the town rubbish d is?

6 We all want to live in a healthy en (ý It’s very difficult to s in this bad climate

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QUIZ TO UNIT 5

1 Listen to the text The Bald Eagle and complete the sentences Make sure you know these words:

® courage [kAnds] — xpaốpocrb

® pDesticides [foes(Isaldz] — IIe€CTWHIHH/HBI

@ chemicals ['kemikelz]) — xWMjWwWeCKEH€ VIOỐD€HHä

3 In 1972 there were only in the USA

4 The number of bald eagles quickly became smaller

2% Write questions that people have asked to get this information

1 Polly wants to know where they keep poisons

2 Betty asks where she can dump the waste

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3 Ben asks what picnickers are going to do with the litter

A Jim wants to know who helped the children to keep the environment clean

5 Alice asks if Jim has started “Clean up the Countryside Society”

6 Ben wants to know if the government has made laws

to protect air, water and soil

1 The first t is always most difficult because you begin to study after summer 2 Help me to c

the rubbish from the garden 3 The greenhouse effect may become a d for the world 4 The room is in

am What have you been doing here? 5 Don’t

Ss the child by giving him too many presents

6 The teacher p the student for his report on ecol- ogy 7 You are interested in history, aren’t you? Why don’t you join our history s ? 8 After the party there was a p of dirty dishes in the kitchen

5 Match the verbs and the nouns

1 to clear a) the newspapers

2 to dump b) a child

3 to pile c) the air

4 to pollute d) the waste

5 to praise e) the evening

6 to spoil f) the rubbish

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¢ Form adverbs and put them into the right place to complete the sentences

1 We greeted the delegation 2 We could see the coastline of Great Britain 3 The sun is shining on such a lovely morning 4 He came in

not to wake up his parents 5 I think it’s

a waste of time 6 He behaved though he was afraid of dogs

S$ Complete the verb chart

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TEST 1

1 Listen to the text Zoos Are Different and put a tick in the right

column

No information

old and dirty

birds live in a small cage

ferent ways of living

quietly by day

itors to zoos

the animals there

about the endangered ani-

mals kept in Zoos

go back to their natural

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‹ Read the text and put the phrases where they belong

Hurricanes and Tornadoes

A hurricane ['harikon] is a severe storm To be called a hurricane, a storm must have [ ]’ People who live around the Pacific Ocean call hurricanes typhoons [tar'fu:nz]

People who live on the Indian Ocean call them cyclones (‘satklounz] Hurricanes begin [ _]’ They are like giant

spinning wheels of storm clouds, wind and rain The centre of a hurricane is a narrow column of air that spins* very slowly This is [ ]® Here the weather is surpris- ingly calm with low winds and clear skies

Tornadoes [to:'neidouz| are terrible windstorms Most of

them happen in North America, but [ |’

If hurricanes are strong winds that build up over the sea, | | They happen when large masses of cloud meet When a tornado touches the ground, it sucks** up anything in its path — trees, houses and people On

4 September 1981 a tornado hit Ancona, a place in Italy

It lifted [ ] into the air and set it down safely

100 metres away The baby was still sleeping soundly

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a) the “eye” of hurricane

b) over warm tropical oceans

c) a baby asleep in its pram

d) wind speeds of at least 75 miles (120 kilometres) an

hour

e) tornadoes build up over land

f) they can occur anywhere in the world

' Open the brackets to complete the sentences

1 How many words this list (include)? 2 Weathermen

say that the temperature (rise) now and soon we (have)

* to spin — BDpaIHATb

** fo suck — BCACbIBATb

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good weather 3 What terrible soup! You (waste) all the good vegetables and meat 4 The chemical plant (poison) the waters of this beautiful river for many years 5 Look

at George, he (pile) food on this plate, he eats so much!

6 When the disaster (happen)? 7 You (clear) the table? Good! Then we can play a game of chess 8 What the picnickers (do) when it (begin) raining? 9 People (destroy) the forests of the Amazon Basin for dozens of years

10 When Ann and I met, our families (stay) at the Black Sea coast

5 Complete the sentences Use the words in brackets

1 I will go to the country only if the weather (change)

2 These species of animals will return to this area when their habitat (be safe) 3 We’ll decide where to go for the weekend after we (hear) the forecast 4 The wildlife will survive if people (take care) of it 5 Their journey can be safe if they (go) by train 6 T’ll tell you all I know about air pollution if you (ask) me

6 Complete the sentences using the correct pronouns

1 We took a trip to China Here are _—s photographs from the trip

2.The Shennon family showed us the boat they own boat is very pretty

3 I already go to school The school of _ is famous, programmes are difficult

4 The boy’s father catches fish _ mother sells the

fish

5 Where do you live? What is —s address, Andrew? 6.1 have an elder sister —s—s name is Liz

7 The knife is very sharp Don’t hurt

8 Jane dried after the swim

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9 John and Bob were asked to speak about

10 John, this silly brother of is telling lies again

Agree with James Use So /Neither

James: I will listen to the weather forecast

James: I can’t influence my relatives

James: I have very unusual hobbies

James: I don’t hope to save all endangered species

James: I must take care of birds in winter

James: I didn’t see a rainbow yesterday

Write these sentences using the correct forms of the adjectives

our visit was a boat ride 5 Billy has caught a (bad) cold

than he had last year 6 The mountains in the west are (high) than the mountains in the east

Express the same using passive constructions

Example: We praised the girl for her good work — The

girl was praised for her good work

1 We wasted a lot of time when we were looking for the right house 2 People can do a lot to stop the destruc- tion of forests 3 People mustn’t use nuclear weapons

4 Biologists will tell you a lot about extinct animals of our planet 5 You ought to rewrite the text to make it look nicer 6 You should pack these fragile cups very well, or they may break

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10 Give English equivalents for these words and word combinations

1 cylljecTBO 10 pbIKHbIBATb HA GB3JIKV

2 COJHCUHBIM CBeT 1l oKpy*Katonlaa cpeza

3 paspymats, VHWWTO- 12 HexBaTKa BO/IBI

sxxaTb (2 words) 18 bbi2KITTb

4 B7I1ØATb HA HOTO-JIHỐO 14 Me©221VyHAaDpOHTHO€ GOTDYV/T-

Õ ©?K€/IH©BHAđ GBOTK8 HO- HMUeECTBO

6 nerkwi TyMaH (IbIMK8) 16 yz¿aCHbIH Ố©@CHODSHOE

7 BhISbIBATh MWaPpHUKOBBIM 17 HeEMHOSKKO

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QUIZ TO UNIT 7*

4 Listen to the text Some Facts About Great Britain and choose

the right item to complete the statements

1 There are ¡islands in the system of the British

Isles

a) more than 5000 b) 5000 c) fewer than 5000

2 Great Britain is-the island of the British Isles a) smallest b) biggest c) best

8 From south to north Great Britain is kilome-

tres

a) more than 500 b) more than 900 c) about 900

4, There are parts in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

a) three b) four c) two

5 The British rivers are short

a) never b) always c) usually

6 The Severn is the river of Great Britain

a) smallest b) biggest c) longest

7 The Severn is kilometres long

a) 350 b) 305 c) 315

Complete these statements

1 The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland consists of four parts They are: Northern Ireland,

2 The flag of the UK is called the

3 The National Gallery is in 4 Great Britain

is separated from the continent by the o The British Prime Minister lives at

* Tak Kak 690K 7 MOCBALICH HOBTOPeHHIO CTpaHOBeyuecKOorO MaTe- puana mo TeMe «Ö@JHKOỐDHTAHHjä», 3AH8HH© HA IDOB€DKYV HAHHCAHHH HOBBIX CJIOB BE HCM H© HD©HJIAFrA©TCH

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3 Choose the right item

The capital of Wales is

a) Glasgow b) Edinburgh c) Cardiff

The capital of Scotland is _

a) Glasgow b) Edinburgh c) Cardiff

British people celebrate Halloween

a) on the 31st of October b) on the 5th of November c) on the 25th of December

is believed to be the centre of London

a) Trafalgar Square b) the Mall c) the Tower of London

_ The narrowest part of the English Channel is called

a) the Bristol Channel b) Dover c) the Strait of

Dover

The Royal residence in London is

a) Buckingham Palace b) the Tower of London c) the Royal Albert Hall

Use the articles before these proper names where necessary

House of Commons 6 Union đack

White Tower 7 Poets' Corner

Great Britain 8 _ baster

Commonwealth 9 Parliament

Big Ben 10 Great Fire of London

Give short answers to these questions

The geographical position of the UK

What is the official name of the country which is usually called Britain?

Where is the UK situated?

What is the capital of Northern Ireland?

What are the names of the two largest islands of the British Isles?

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5 What sea separates the two largest islands?

6 What is the nearest point of the British Isles to the

continent?

Il The political system in the UK

1 Who is the Head of State in the UK?

2 Ireland, Canada and Australia are included in the Commonwealth, aren’t they?

3 What are the-two houses of the British Parlia- ment?

4, Are the members of the House of Lords elected?

5 Who does the real power in Britain belong to? Ill London, the capital of Great Britain

1 What part of London is usually called its heart?

2 Which is the oldest part of London?

3 The White Tower was built by the Romans, wasn’t it?

4, Who built St Paul’s Cathedral?

What part of London is its political centre?

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it was (2) ago Its narrow streets are (3) Only 5000 people live in the (4) By day everything (5) A lot of peo-

ple run over London Bridge The streets are (6) by more

than a million people who have come to work there By nine the City of London becomes alive Its offices, banks, companies begin working The City is the heart of London, its financial and business part The National Bank of

England is (7) there

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The City is also a historic part Lord Mayor lives there

The Mansion House is his official (8) Lord Mayor (9)

only the City but he is an important figure Without the permission of Lord Mayor, the King can’t cross the City Lord Mayor is (10) every year It’s a very beautiful cere-

mony On this day the new Lord Mayor of London (11) in

an old carriage, drawn by six horses

2 Spell the words

1 [iksaitip]l 5 ['patorat|

2 [medau] 6 [pozifn|

3 [heds| 7 [‘hatlondz|

4 [adinala] 8 [plemi

8 Use it’s or its to complete the sentences

1 nob so far from London to Oxford 2 — Have

you been to Bath? — No, but I know that _ a lovely place 3 The Lake District is famous for _ lakes and

mountains 4 Many people admire England for _ beautiful scenery 5 Can’t you recognize this mountain by

shape? 6 — What’s a meadow? — _ a large

green field

4 in some of these sentences participles | and participles Il are mixed up Find the right sentences and correct the wrong ones

1 Have you ever met anyone called Basil?

2 The continent discovering by Cook was called Australia

3 Flying birds look so beautiful

4, Your cooking dinner is on the table

5 The vegetables buying in the market are very fresh

6 And these are the waterfalls photographed by Jane

7 Not all games played on computer are easy

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8 What’s the name of the waterbody separated Great

Britain from Ireland?

9 Put in the right prepositions to complete the sentences

1 Sally baked a cake the shape a heart

2 The two banks of the river are connected _ a bridge

3 Great Britain is _ the northwest Europe

4 Dover is _ the southeast of London 5 The rest the questions are too difficult and I can’t answer them 6 I live in Moscow, the south of the city

7 My granny lives in a small village _—sthe north of Moscow

» Write the same in English

2 KHuTra Oo lMpaTax 9 TODBI H1 DABHHHDI

5 JIVTA W /IOJIEHHBI 12 BbICOKaA 3KUBAA HISTODO/Ib

¢ Match the places and their features

1 The Southeast a) Oliver Cromwell was born

2 The Southwest there

3 East Anglia b) Land’s End is there

4 The Midlands c) The main airports and pas-

5 The North of England senger ports are there

d) Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford are there

e) The ruins of Hadrian”s Wall are there

& Complete the verb chart

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behaviour [brhervJe] — IoBeneHwe

Peter the Great was

a) an army general b) a political leader c) a Russian tsar

Tsar Peter often played the games of

a) chess b) war c) sailing ships

Tsar Peter especially disliked

a) formal behaviour b) simple food c) hard work Peter went to Europe to study as

a) the Russian leader b) a general c) a soldier

Tsar Peter changed

a) the calendar b) the army c) the religion

Peter turned Russia into

a) Europe’s enemy b) a poor country c) a powerful state

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2 Spell the words

3 John visited several shops and bought some food Write where

he bought these things

1 sour cream 5 a loaf of bread

1 What romantic cityl 2 How old buildings

are! 3 How nice people arel 4 How unusual _

monument to Walter Scott is! 5 What place it is!

6 What _ information it is!

Express the same in English

1 Kaxow mpwp/ekarepHbili IJIAHÌ 2 lÏorona TaKad 13- MenumBan 3 Kakaa Tporarebnaa cñienal 4 Kakaa gopo- rag (Kak gopora) øTa MaImiHnHal 5 le 3/IODOBb€ TAKO© XDVT- xoe 6 Kaxom HenoốenwmMbIi pbpinapb (knight)!

Insert prepositions where necessary

1 Uncle William has been politics since 2000

2 What’s your reason leaving us soon? 38 Little Bobby admired the little yellow chick He had never seen such birds before 4 The Mall, a wide avenue, runs 34

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Trafalgar S5quare Buckingham Palace _ _ St

James’s Park 5 The royal parks in and around London

are open _ the public free — charge 6 Queen Victoria’s reign the country lasted _—- 6 4@_ years

7 Use the articles before these proper names where necessary

St James’s Park Mall

London Zoo Roman Catholic Church Spanish Armada

Buckingham Palace Royal Albert Hall Victoria and Albert Museum Commonwealth

1 John’s father o a local pub 2 When a king

or queen r , he or she rules a country 3 There is

ar n for every important thing that happens 4, Mr Davidson r his boss of the interview he had given

3 years before 5 When was Queen Elizabeth II c ?

6 The most important thing is not to admit d

until you have to 7 It was a very, very t moment

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We all cried

currents ['karonts] — TeueHua

pressure ['prejo] — /aBJIeHHe

floods [flAdz] — HaBoqHeHuaA

disaster [dizø:sta] — KatTacTpoda

achievements [atfivmonts] — focTusxxeHua

Weather Forecast Service The British Meteorological Office (1) in 1854 to give information on the (2) and sea currents In 1861 the first international meteorological congress in Vienna founded

an International Meteorological Organization Developments 36

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in meteorology helped first of all to give (3) to pilobs The (4) got information from the upper air on pressure and (5) Nowadays (6) are used to get the information on the weather and give a weather (7) Weather forecasts are important for aviation, (8) and common people For example, weather forecasts help to expect floods The world around us is facing many difficulties The growing world population, little fresh water and food production are connected with (9) change and natural disasters We need world (10) to turn weather forecasts into (11) and eco- nomic achievements Weather forecasts should help criti- cal decision-making

2 Spell the words

2 Write what your parents usually

a) want you to do (2 sentences), b) expect you to do (2 sentences), c) would like you to do (2 sentences)

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