Question

Дистанционный урок № 10. Цель урока: совершенствование грамматических навыков. Вопросы B4-В12 Прочитайте приведённый ниже текст. Преобразуйте слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами в конце строк, обозначенных номерами B4–B12 так, чтобы они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполните пропуски полученными словами. Days passed, and more and more B4.__________ (CHILD) saw the doll’s house. It was all they talked about. "__________ you B5.__________(SEE) the Burnells' doll's house?" "Oh, isn't it lovely!" Even in the lunch hour, they talked about it. The little girls sat under the trees eating B6._________(THEY) thick meat B7.__________(SANDWICH) and big pieces of cake. All the time the Kelveys were sitting as near as they B8.___________(CAN). They listened too, little Else B9.___________(HOLD ON) to her sister, as they ate their jam sandwiches out of a newspaper. At last, everybody B10.____________(SEE) the doll’s house except the Kelveys. On that day, the little girls B11.___________(BE) not quite so B12.__________(INTEREST) in the subject. Вопросы B13-В18 Прочитайте приведенный ниже текст. Преобразуйте, если необходимо, слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами в конце строк, обозначенные номерами В13-В18, так, чтобы они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текстов. Mr Beam was fifty. As he washed, he examined his face in the mirror. "I'm older," he thought. "But what do I care? I don't care, even if Maria does. And she's getting old, too!" He finished dressing and hurried downstairs. He thought B13.___________ (ANXIETY) that he was probably late for breakfast. B14.___________ (IMMEDIATE) after breakfast he had to open his shop, and that always kept him busy until ten o’clock at night. Sometimes, during the day, Maria came into the shop and explained the mistakes that he was making. She did this even when there were customers there. He found a little B15._________ (HAPPY) every morning when he opened the newspaper. While he was reading it, he could escape from his dull house and his B16._________ (HOPE) life. For a short time he could forget. On this particular morning, good news came to Mr. Beam in his own home. It came in a long envelope from a B17._________ (LAW). "Let me see!" said his wife. "Give the letter to me!" "Go on!" he said. "Push your nose into it!" "Oh!" She cried. "The money has already made you B18._________ (PLEASURE)."

Answer 1

4children
5do you see...?
6their
7sandwiches
8could
9held on
10saw
11were
12interested
13anxiously
14immediately
15happily
16hopeless
17lawer
18unpleasant

Answer 2

Прежде всего, давайте рассмотрим пропуски в первом тексте:

Days passed, and more and more children (B4) saw the doll’s house. It was all they talked about. "Have you (B5) seen the Burnells' doll's house?" "Oh, isn't it lovely!" Even in the lunch hour, they talked about it. The little girls sat under the trees eating their (B6) thick meat sandwiches (B7) and big pieces of cake. All the time the Kelveys were sitting as near as they could (B8). They listened too, little Else holding on (B9) to her sister, as they ate their jam sandwiches out of a newspaper.

At last, everybody saw (B10) the doll’s house except the Kelveys. On that day, the little girls were (B11) not quite so interested (B12) in the subject.

Теперь рассмотрим пропуски во втором тексте:

Mr. Beam was fifty. As he washed, he examined his face in the mirror. "I'm older," he thought. "But what do I care? I don't care, even if Maria does. And she's getting old, too!" He finished dressing and hurried downstairs. He thought with anxiety (B13) that he was probably late for breakfast. Immediately (B14) after breakfast he had to open his shop, and that always kept him busy until ten o’clock at night. Sometimes, during the day, Maria came into the shop and explained the mistakes that he was making. She did this even when there were customers there. He found a little happiness (B15) every morning when he opened the newspaper. While he was reading it, he could escape from his dull house and his hopeless (B16) life. For a short time he could forget.

On this particular morning, good news came to Mr. Beam in his own home. It came in a long envelope from a lawyer (B17). "Let me see!" said his wife. "Give the letter to me!" "Go on!" he said. "Push your nose into it!" "Oh!" She cried. "The money has already made you pleased (B18)."

Таким образом, слова, вставленные в пропуски, соответствуют содержанию текстов и делают их грамматически правильными.