Question

Write the words. Responsibility, Benefits of, handful of, demond for, relevance of, grasp of, respect for, knowledge for, sense of. Seventeen-year-old Theo Drummond is an experton sea birds; he's also a student at a small school inthe Orkney Islands off the coast of North Scotland.At the moment, he's writing an article aboutthe birds for their online magazine, Word of theWild. He's one of a_______students whoare preparing the latest issue. 'Working on themagazine gives students a______computerskills, as well as encouraging_______their local environment,' explains teacher JohnGreenaway, who has ______for the runningof the project and sees the real ____connecting academic work to day-to-day life.Meanwhile, eighteen-year-old Kelly Blair is busyphotographing an unusual specimen of lobster. Itwas found by her fisherman father. "Many familieswork in fishing, so there's a _______projectsthat involve these activities, says Kelly.'It's important to teach students about theoutside world, but it's also important to show ______local ways of life and help reinforce our ____community,' continues John. Ithelps to keep students engaged and it helps themto learn - that's what matters most.'

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 handful of

2 relevance of

3 knowledge for

4responsibility

5benefits of

6demand for

7 respect for

8 grasp of

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Answer 2

Seventeen-year-old Theo Drummond is an expert on sea birds; he's also a student at a small school in the Orkney Islands off the coast of North Scotland. At the moment, he's writing an article about the birds for their online magazine, Word of the Wild. He's one of a handful of students who are preparing the latest issue. 'Working on the magazine gives students a grasp of computer skills, as well as encouraging responsibility for their local environment,' explains teacher John Greenaway, who has respect for the running of the project and sees the real relevance of connecting academic work to day-to-day life. Meanwhile, eighteen-year-old Kelly Blair is busy photographing an unusual specimen of lobster. It was found by her fisherman father. "Many families work in fishing, so there's a demand for projects that involve these activities," says Kelly. 'It's important to teach students about the outside world, but it's also important to show knowledge of local ways of life and help reinforce our sense of community,' continues John. It helps to keep students engaged and it helps them to learn - that's what matters most.'