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Помогите прошууууууууууууу Read the text and choose the correct answers. An amazing place St Kilda is situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, 65 kilometres west of the Hebrides Islands off the north-west coast of Scotland. St Kilda consists of three main islands with a total area of 850 hectares. The main island, Hirta, is a beautiful green island with high mountains and dangerous cliffs, hundreds of metres above the sea level. For hundreds of years, St Kilda was one of the smallest and most remote inhabited islands in Europe. At one time 180 people lived on the island, but by the beginning of the 20th century there were less than 100. The people of St Kilda went © Macmillan Publishers Limited, 2015 fishing and collected sea birds’ eggs. They ate fish and eggs all the time. Life on the island was very hard and the people were very poor. There were no schools so children had to leave the island to get an education. The island had no doctor and the stormy seas around the island meant that it was often too dangerous for a boat to land, so if people became ill they often died. Life became too difficult there and, in 1930, the last 36 inhabitants left the island. Today, there are no permanent residents on the island but tourists often visit in summer when the sea is calm enough for a boat to land. There are a lot of interesting ruins on the island – three old churches and the houses of the people who once lived there. The island is also a nature reserve and there are thousands of sea birds and sheep. 1 Where is St Kilda? a) off the north-west coast of Scotland b) in the South Atlantic Ocean 2 How far is it from the Hebrides Islands? a) 850 kilometres b) 65 kilometres 3 How big is it? a) 180 people b) 850 hectares 4 What did the people of St Kilda eat? a) eggs and fish b) sheep 5 When did the last people leave the island? a) 1913 b) 1930 6 When do tourists visit? a) in winter b) in summer 7 How do tourists get there? a) by plane b) by boat Score /7 10 Read the text again and answer the questions. 1 Why did people often die if they fell ill? ____________________________________________________________ 2 Why did children have to leave the island to get an education? ____________________________________________________________ 3 What can tourists see if they visit the island now? ____________________________________________________________ Score /3 Writing 11 Write a travel guide for an internet website describing a place in your country and things to do in the area. Include some of the information below. - the name of the place - its location - the size of the place (number of inhabitants) - description of the place - what you like about it (your opinion) - why it is a good place to visit __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) a

2)b

3)B

4)A

5)B

6)B

7)B

№2

1)people often die if they fell ill because the island had no doctor  and the stormy seas around the island meant that it was often too dangerous for a boat to land, so if people became ill they often died.

2)children have to leave the island to get an education because there were no schools so children had to leave the island to get an education.

3) There are a lot of interesting ruins on the island – three old churches and the houses of the people who once lived there. The island is also a nature reserve and there are thousands of sea birds and sheep.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

St Kilda is an amazing place situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, 65 kilometers west of the Hebrides Islands off the northwest coast of Scotland. It consists of three main islands with a total area of 850 hectares. The main island, Hirta, is a beautiful green island with high mountains and dangerous cliffs, hundreds of meters above sea level. St Kilda was one of the smallest and most remote inhabited islands in Europe for hundreds of years. At one time, 180 people lived on the island, but by the beginning of the 20th century, there were less than 100 [[1]].

The people of St Kilda survived by fishing and collecting sea birds' eggs. They primarily ate fish and eggs. Life on the island was very hard, and the people were very poor. There were no schools on the island, so children had to leave to get an education. Additionally, the island had no doctor, and the stormy seas around the island often made it too dangerous for a boat to land, resulting in many deaths when people fell ill [[1]].

In 1930, the last 36 inhabitants left the island due to the difficult living conditions. Today, there are no permanent residents on the island, but tourists often visit in the summer when the sea is calm enough for a boat to land. Tourists can explore the interesting ruins on the island, including three old churches and the houses of the people who once lived there. St Kilda is also a nature reserve with thousands of sea birds and sheep [[1]].

Now, let's answer the questions based on the given text:

1. Where is St Kilda? - a) off the north-west coast of Scotland [[1]].

2. How far is it from the Hebrides Islands? - b) 65 kilometers [[1]].

3. How big is it? - b) 850 hectares [[1]].

4. What did the people of St Kilda eat? - a) eggs and fish [[1]].

5. When did the last people leave the island? - b) 1930 [[1]].

6. When do tourists visit? - b) in summer [[1]].

7. How do tourists get there? - b) by boat [[1]].

Now, let's answer the additional questions based on the given text:

1. Why did people often die if they fell ill? - The stormy seas around the island often made it too dangerous for a boat to land, so if people became ill, they often died due to the lack of medical assistance [[1]].

2. Why did children have to leave the island to get an education? - There were no schools on the island, so children had to leave to receive an education [[1]].

3. What can tourists see if they visit the island now? - Tourists can see interesting ruins, including three old churches and the houses of the people who once lived there. They can also observe thousands of sea birds and sheep, as St Kilda is a nature reserve [[1]].

Lastly, let's write a travel guide for an internet website describing a place in your country and things to do in the area. Please provide the necessary information, and I'll help you with the rest.