Текст (№ 54 SPECIAL REQUEST TO EDUCATION MINISTER, страница 60)

Текст (№ 54 SPECIAL REQUEST TO EDUCATION MINISTER, страница 60)

1. Read the article and say in 2-3 sentences what it is about. This text is a request of pupils of Gardane School to Education Minister. They need a new teacher for the senior class of their school.

2. The children mention some qualities that their future teacher should possess. Find this extract and read it aloud. (Из 3 абзаца) We don't mind how old the new teacher is, or whether it's a man or a woman. They should like the country and outdoor life, and be healthy. We would like someone who is patient, happy and does not shout. The teacher should be clever and know how to help us understand things. We'd like our teacher to be properly dressed and to come on time. They should be kind, make us feel happy in the school, and help us make our classroom nice. We would like someone who thinks of exciting things to do, inside and outside school.

3. Why did children like their last teacher? Their last teacher got them to write down the history of the village which their grandparents knew; make a nature calendar so they learned more about farming and about the animals and plants in their valley; read all sorts of books and write a newspaper about their village.

4. What will happen if the school doesn't get a new teacher? In this case the pupils of Gardane School will have to leave their families and their valley to go to school.

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Аудирование (Скрипт 42, страница 104)

1. How do people call the sign @ in different countries? In South Africa it is ‘monkey’s tail’, in Greece ‘little duck’, in Poland ‘little trunk’, in Russia ‘little dog’, in Sweden it is ‘elephant’s trunk’ and in Turkey it’s simply ‘ear’.

2. How did Roy Tomlinson invent email? It was in 1971 and it was a fun thing to try out and it took three to six hours to do.

3. Does it trouble him that he is not very famous? No, it doesn’t bother him. Computer fans know what he has done.

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