Question

1​Read the text. Then write true or false. Correct the false sentences. (10 marks) THE AFGHAN GIRL The world was amazed by Sharbat Gula’s beautiful green eyes when she first appeared on the cover of National Geographic magazine. She was photographed in 1985 at the age of thirteen by journalist Steve McCurry. She lived in Afghanistan and was forced to leave her home in Afghanistan during the war with the USA. For many people she symbolized the war. Nobody knew who she was for a long time. The journalist tried to find her during the 90s, but he couldn’t. In 2002 a team from National Geographic looked for her. A few women said they were Sharbat, and a few men said they were her husband! They finally found the real Sharbat later that year. Her identity was confirmed using technology which matched her eyes to the eyes in the photo. Sharbat was photographed again and her story was published in the April 2002 magazine. A television documentary was made about her life, and a charity was set up by National Geographic with the aim of educating under-sixteen-year-olds in Afghanistan. 1 Sharbat isn’t very good-looking. 2 Steve first took her photo in the nineties. 3 Sharbat hasn’t lived in Afghanistan all her life. 4 People found Sharbat seventeen years later. 5 ​The magazine helps adults in Sharbat’s home country. ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Sharbat is very beautiful, she has beautiful green eyes.

2. Steve first took her photo in the eighties

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Answer 2

1. False. Sharbat Gula was described as having beautiful green eyes. Correction: Sharbat is good-looking.

2. False. Steve McCurry first took her photo in 1985, not in the nineties. Correction: Steve first took her photo in 1985.

3. True. Sharbat was forced to leave her home in Afghanistan during the war with the USA, indicating that she hasn't lived in Afghanistan all her life.

4. False. People found Sharbat seventeen years after her initial photograph was taken, which would be in 2002, not 1990s. Correction: People found Sharbat seventeen years later, in 2002.

5. False. The magazine aimed to educate under-sixteen-year-olds in Afghanistan, not adults. Correction: The magazine helps children (under-sixteen-year-olds) in Sharbat's home country.