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- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Use the phrases from the vocabulary notes in the sentences of your own
- •IV. Decide whether the following statements are true or false according to the text
- •V. Make up 6-7 questions about the text and ask them to your partner
- •VI. Find the English equivalents of the following words in the text
- •VII. Use the words from exercise VI to fill in the blanks in the following sentences
- •I. Read the following questions and identify their type
- •II. Ask questions to the underlined words
- •III. Make question-tags
- •II. Listen to the second fragment and complete the following sentences. Study the following words before listening
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Match two halves of the sentences
- •IV. Answer the following questions about the text “Life”
- •V. Find the following words in the text “Life” and explain their meanings. Then select the synonyms of these words from the list below. Explain the difference between the synonyms using a dictionary
- •VI. Use the words from the previous exercise in your own sentences
- •I. Look at the following sentences. What is special about their structure? Discuss this type of structure with your teacher and do the task below
- •II. Listen to fragment b again and fill in the gaps in the text below
- •The variety of approaches to the problem of life: the physiological, metabolic, biochemical, and genetic definitions of life.
- •Metabolism, growth, reproduction, responsiveness, and adaptation as the main functional activities performed by living organisms.
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Complete the sentences with the appropriate phrases from the vocabulary notes
- •IV. Make up 7-8 questions about the text “The Origin of Life” and ask them to your partner
- •V. Find the English equivalents of the following words in the text “The Origin of Life”
- •VI. Use the words from exercise IV to fill in the blanks in the following sentences.
- •I. Look at the following sentences and try to identify the position of the words like probably, often, always both, ever, never, already, etc.
- •II. Reconstruct the sentences below putting their fragments in order
- •I. Translate the following sentences into English
- •II. Choose the appropriate word to complete each of the following sentences
- •III. Reconstruct the following text using the words from the box to fill in the blanks. What do you think about extraterrestrial life?
- •IV. Reconstruct the text below putting the extracted fragments (a-I) into their correct places (1-9). Make a written translation of the text into Ukrainian
- •VI. Solve the crossword puzzle
- •VII. Using additional sources of information prepare a report on one of the following topics and present it to the class
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •II. Complete the sentences with the appropriate phrases from the vocabulary notes
- •IV. Choose the correct option. In some cases more than one answer is possible
- •V. Think of possible questions for the following answers
- •VI. In the text “Macromolecules” find the words with the following meanings. Use these words in the sentences of your own
- •II. Regard the suffixes enlisted below. What parts of speech are formed by means of these suffixes? Find the words containing such suffixes in the text. What do they mean?
- •III. Fill in the following table as in the model
- •IV. Fill in the spaces in the following text using a suitable form of the word given at the end of the lines. The first is given as an example
- •II. Listen to the following piece of information about cellulose. Fill in the missing words or phrases
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Use the phrases from the vocabulary notes in the sentences of your own
- •IV. Answer the following questions about the text “Cell as a Basic Unit of Life”
- •V. Fill in the following table with synonyms (from list a) and opposites (from list b) of the given words. Explain the difference between the synonyms and illustrate it using your own examples
- •VI. Explain the difference between the words in each group below
- •VII. Fill in the blanks in the sentences below with the words from the previous exercise putting them in the appropriate forms
- •I. Many new words in the English language are formed by means of prefixes. Look at the prefixes below. What meanings do they add to words?
- •II. Match the following words with the prefixes from the previous exercise. Some of the words can take several different prefixes. What is the meaning of the resulting words?
- •II. Listen to the text again and fill in the missing parts into the following sentences
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Paraphrase the underlined parts of the sentences using the phrases from vocabulary notes
- •IV. Are the following statements about the text “Cell Structure” true or false?
- •V. Continue the sentences below
- •VI. Look for the equivalents of the following words in the text “Cell Structure”
- •VII. Translate the sentences below using the English equivalents of the words from the previous exercise
- •I. What tense forms are the verbs in italics in the following sentences? Comment on the tense form usage in these sentences
- •II. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense form
- •I. You will hear a text about cells’ movement. Before listening discuss the words and expressions in the box with your fellow students and teacher
- •II. Listen to the text and answer the questions below
- •III. Read the following passage and try to complete it with the appropriate words. Then listen to the recording and check yourself
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Answer the following questions about the text “Cell Division”
- •IV. Look for the words with the following meanings in the text “Cell Division”
- •V. Make up you own sentences using the words from exercise IV and phrases from vocabulary notes
- •VII. Fill in the spaces in the sentences below with the words from exercise VII
- •I. Turn the following sentences into Passive Voice
- •II. Turn the following sentences into Active Voice making any necessary changes
- •I. You will hear a text about an uncontrolled cells proliferation resulting in tumours. Before listening discuss the words and expressions in the box with your fellow students and teacher
- •II. Listen to the text and answer the questions below
- •III. Listen to the following passage and fill in the missing information into the text below
- •I. Translate the following sentences into English
- •II. Choose the appropriate word to complete each of the following sentences
- •III. Read the passage below and fill in the blanks with the words from the box
- •IV. Reconstruct the text below putting the extracted fragments (a-I) into their correct places (1-9). Make a written translation of the text into Ukrainian
- •V. Read the following extracts about stem cells. Answer the questions in the Discussion section
- •VI. Using additional sources of information prepare a report on one of the following topics and present it to the class
- •VII. Solve the crossword puzzle. Work in pairs. Student a make the clues to the given answers for your partner to guess. Student b go to page 178
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •VI. Look for the synonyms of the following words in the text “The Protista”
- •VII. Use the words from the previous exercise to fill in the gaps in the sentences below
- •VIII. Read the sentences below and explain how the meanings of the underlined words change in different contexts. Make up your own sentences using these words in different meanings
- •I. Complete the table
- •II. Listen to the first part of the text and fill in the table below
- •III. Listen to the second part of the text dealing with eradication of malaria and complete the sentences below
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Paraphrase the underlined parts of the sentences using the phrases from vocabulary notes
- •IV. Answer the following questions about the text “The Bacteria”
- •V. Read the text “The Bacteria” again and find the English equivalents of the following expressions there. Use these expressions in the sentences of your own
- •VI. Fill in the following table with synonyms (from list a) and opposites (from list b) of the given words. Explain the difference between the synonyms and illustrate it using your own examples
- •VII. Look at the picture of a bacterium and match the numbers with the correct names of organelles from the list below. Describe the functions of each structural unit of the bacterial cell
- •I. Choose the appropriate preposition
- •II. Complete the following passage by choosing the correct prepositions from the list below to fill in the gaps
- •II. Listen to the tape and fill in the gaps with the correct figures concerning the structure of e. Coli
- •III. Listen to the tape again and decide whether the following statements are true or false
- •Viruses
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Match two halves of the sentences
- •IV. Split the text “Viruses” into several logical parts and give titles to them
- •V. Think of possible questions for the following answers
- •VI. Say whether the following statements are true or false according to the text “Viruses”
- •VII. Skim the text “Viruses” one more time to find the words with the following meanings
- •VIII. Use the words from the previous exercise to fill in the blanks in the sentences below
- •I. Read the following sentences paying special attention to the highlighted phrasal verbs. What do they mean? What do you know about phrasal verbs?
- •II. Match each of the following phrasal verbs to the correct meaning
- •III. Use a proper phrasal verb from the previous exercise to complete each of the following sentences
- •I. You are going to hear a text about the well-known disease cholera and the agent causing it. Before listening discuss the meaning of the words in the box below with your classmates or teacher
- •II. Listen to the first fragment of the text and tick the items below that are mentioned in it
- •III. Listen again and note down as much information on the items you’ve ticked as possible
- •IV. Listen to the second part of the text and choose all possible continuations for the sentences below
- •I. Translate the following passage using the vocabulary of this lesson
- •I. Translate the following sentences into English
- •II. Choose the right word to complete each of the sentences below
- •III. Reconstruct the text below putting the extracted fragments (1-10) into their correct places (a-j). Make a written translation of the text into Ukrainian
- •IV. Read the passage below and fill in the blanks with the words from the box
- •V. Read the following text and answer the questions in the Discusion section
- •Destroy!
- •Do Not Destroy!
- •VI. Solve the following crossword puzzle using the clues below
- •VII. Using additional sources of information prepare a report on one of the following topics and present it to the class
- •Vascular plants
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Match two halves of the sentences. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian
- •IV. Decide whether the following statements are true or false according to the text
- •V. Make up 6-7 questions about the text “Vascular Plants” and ask them to your partner
- •VI. Look for the words with the following meanings in the text “Vascular Plants”
- •VII. Use the words from exercise IV to fill in the blanks in the following sentences
- •VIII. Fill in the table converting the given words into other parts of speech where possible. Follow the example
- •I. Read the following passage and explain the use of each article in it
- •II. Use a/an, or the articles where necessary in the following text
- •I. You are going to hear three pieces of information about the ferns. Before listening, look through the words in the box below. Use a dictionary or discuss their meanings in class if necessary.
- •II. Listen to the first fragment and say whether the following statements are true or false
- •II. Listen to the second fragment and answer the following questions
- •III. Listen to the third fragment and complete the summary below with the missing information
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Use the phrases from vocabulary notes in the sentences of your own
- •IV. Answer the following questions about the text “Development of Gametophytes in Angiosperms”
- •V. Read the text “Development of Gametophytes in Angiosperms” again and find there the English equivalents of the following words and expressions. Use them in the sentences of your own
- •VI. The words below can be easily confused because of their similar pronunciation and spelling. Using a dictionary learn the meanings of these words and explain the difference between them
- •VII. Use the words from the previous exercise in the following sentences
- •I. Read the following sentences and explain the use of modal verbs in them
- •II. Fill in can, may, must, need, should, might, and could in the sentences below
- •III. Translate the following sentences using modal verbs
- •I. Listen to the text about fruit and answer the questions (a-c). Before listening discuss the meanings of the words and phrases in the box
- •II. Listen again and fill in the spaces in the chart below
- •III. Listen to the poem by Henry Abbey and fill in the gaps with the appropriate words to complete the text of the poem below. Before listening, make sure you understand the words in the box
- •IV. Discuss the poem from the previous exercise. What do you feel when you plant a tree? How important are plants in our lives? Try to add one more verse to the poem
- •Vascular plants and their major characteristics.
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Complete the sentences with the appropriate phrases from the vocabulary notes. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian
- •IV. Make up 6-7 questions about the text “Animals” and ask them to your fellow students
- •V. Finish the sentences below using the information from the text
- •VI. Look for the synonyms of the following words in the text “Animals”
- •VI. Use the words and expressions from the previous exercise to fill in the gaps in the sentences below
- •I. Look at the following sentences and identify the form and function of the infinitives used in them
- •II. Change the highlighted parts of the following sentences using the infinitive or infinitive constructions
- •III. Translate the sentences below into English using the infinitive or infinitive constructions
- •I. You will hear a text describing an unusual living creature discovered in late 1990s. Before listening discuss the words in the box with your fellow students and your teacher
- •II. Listen to the tape and fill in the table below
- •III. Answer the following questions about Symbion pandora
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Paraphrase the underlined parts of the sentences
- •IV. Answer the following questions about the text “Phylum Chordata”
- •VI. Fill in the spaces in the sentences below with the appropriate words from exercise V
- •I. Read the following sentences and identify the form and function of the gerunds and participles used in them
- •II. Open the brackets in the following sentences using the correct forms of the gerund, participle or infinitive
- •I. You will hear a text about animal rights. Before listening discuss the words in the box with your fellow students and your teacher
- •II. Say whether the following statements are true or false
- •III. Listen to the first part of the text again. What do the following abbreviations stand for: aspca, hsus, peta? Do you know any organizations protecting animal rights in Europe or in your country?
- •IV. Listen to the abstract about using animals in entertainment and sports one more time. Complete the passage below
- •I. Translate the following sentences into English
- •II. Choose the appropriate word to complete each of the following sentences
- •III. Reconstruct the following text using the words from the box to fill in the blanks
- •IV. Reconstruct the text below putting the extracted fragments (a-I) into their correct places (1-9). Make a written translation of the text into Ukrainian
- •VII. Using additional sources of information prepare a report on one of the following topics and present it to the class
- •Interactions between living organismsm of different spesies in the natural environment.
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Match two parts of the sentences
- •IV. Answer the following questions about the text “Anthropogenesis”
- •V. Complete the sentences below
- •VI. Look for the English equivalents of the following words in the text “Anthropogenesis”
- •VII. Use the words and expressions from the previous exercise to fill in the gaps in the sentences below
- •I. Look at the following sentences paying attention to the use of the degrees of comparison of adjectives and adverbs
- •II. Use the adjectives from the brackets in the correct degree
- •III. Translate the sentences below into English
- •I. You will hear a report on a Neanderthal dna testing. Before listening discuss the words and expressions in the box with your fellow students and your teacher
- •II. Listen to the text and fill in the table below
- •III. Choose the right option to complete the sentences below
- •IV. Reconstruct the following extract from the text about Neanderthals. Listen to the fragment again and check yourselves
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Use the phrases from the vocabulary notes in the sentences of your own
- •IV. Decide whether the following statements are true or false according to the text
- •V. Make up 6-7 questions about the text “Evolution” and ask them to your partner
- •VI. Look for the words with the following meanings in the text “Evolution”
- •VII. Use the words from exercise V to fill in the blanks in the following sentences
- •IX. Translate the following sentences into English using the focus words from the previous exercise
- •I. Look at the following sentences and identify the types of conditionals in them
- •II. Match the halves of the sentences from columns a and b
- •III. Choose the appropriate word or word combination to complete the following sentences: if, even if, unless, provided, providing, otherwise, but for, in case
- •I. You will hear a text about one the most outstanding naturalists of all times Charles Darwin. Before listening discuss the words and expressions in the box with your fellow students and teacher
- •II. Listen to the text and say whether the following statements are true or false
- •III. Fill in the table below with the events from Charles Darwin’s biography
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Complete the sentences below with the appropriate phrase from vocabulary notes
- •IV. Split the text “Genetics” into several logical parts and give titles to them
- •V. Think of possible questions for the following answers
- •VII. Fill in the spaces in the sentences below with the words from exercise V
- •I. Read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space. Use only one word in each space. There is an example in (0)
- •III. Fill in the spaces in the following text using a suitable form of the word given at the end of the lines. The first is given as an example
- •I. You will hear a text about human genetic disorders. Before listening discuss the words in the box with your fellow students and your teacher
- •II. Fill in the table below with the missing information
- •III. Listen to the text again and summarize it using the following words and expressions
- •I. Answer the following questions
- •II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
- •I. Match each word on the left to its correct definition on the right
- •II. Read the following text paying attention to the highlighted words. Explain or interpret the contextual meaning of the underlined phrases
- •Vocabulary notes
- •III. Use the phrases from vocabulary notes in the sentences of your own
- •IV. Complete the following sentences using the information from the text
- •V. Answer the questions
- •VI. Look for the synonyms of the following words in the text “Ecology”
- •VII. Use the words and expressions from the previous exercise to fill in the gaps in the sentences below
- •I. Choose the appropriate word
- •II. Paraphrase each sentence using the word in bold type
- •III. The following text contains 15 mistakes. Spot and correct them
- •I. You will hear a text about the development of ecological systems. Before listening discuss the words in the box with your fellow students and your teacher
- •II. Listen again. Choose the right option to complete the following sentences. In some cases more than one option is possible
- •III. Listen to the following fragment of the text again and reconstruct it
- •I. Choose the appropriate word to complete each of the following sentences
- •II. Reconstruct the following text using the words from the box to fill in the blanks. What do you think about extraterrestrial life?
- •III. Reconstruct the text below putting the extracted fragments (a-j) into their correct places (1-10). Make a written translation of the passage into Ukrainian
- •IV. Read the extracts from the article “Biotechnology, Ethics, and the Politics of Cloning” by Steven Best and Douglas Kellner. Consider and discuss the questions following the text
- •VI. Using additional sources of information prepare a report on one of the following topics and present it to the class
II. Listen to the tape and fill in the table below
species name |
habitat |
morphology |
reproduction modes |
life cycles |
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III. Answer the following questions about Symbion pandora
Who discovered the new life form?
How do the scientists explain the choice of the name for the species?
When does the asexual stage or S. pandora’s reproduction take place?
What happens when the parent organism molts?
What is special about S. pandora’s regeneration of lost organs?
When does the sexual stage of reproduction start?
What is the dwarf male?
Where does fertilization take place?
What happens to the new individual produced as a result to the sexual stage of reproduction?
Why do you think the animal needs such a complicated life cycle?
WRITING
Make a literary translation of the following passage into Ukrainian
Arthropods make up a phylum of invertebrates that includes insects, such as ants, beetles, and butterflies; crustaceans, such as lobsters, shrimps, and crabs; and arachnids, including scorpions, spiders, and ticks. In terms of sheer numbers and the variety of niches they fill, arthropods are the most successful animals on Earth. More than one million arthropod species have been identified — more than 20 times the number of known fish, amphibian, reptile, bird, and mammal species combined. This figure is considered a low estimate of the phylum's actual size because many arthropod species have yet to be discovered and documented. Some scientists suggest the number of arthropod species in tropical forests alone may approach six million to nine million.
Arthropods have adapted to life on land, at sea, and in the air. They occupy an array of habitats, from scorching deserts and scalding hot springs to snow-capped mountains and frigid fjords. As plant pollinators, nutrient recyclers, and prey for other animals, they are essential members of the web of life. If all arthropods suddenly were to perish, thousands of animals and plants that depend on their services soon would vanish as well.
Many arthropods, including shrimp, lobsters, and crabs, are harvested as food for people throughout the world. Other arthropods provide the ingredients for fabric dyes, wood preservatives, and medicines. Members of one arthropod class in particular — insects — can be formidable pests, devouring crops, destroying wood structures, and spreading malaria and other life-threatening disease.
Lesson 4
PHYLUM CHORDATA
PRE-READING TASKS
I. Answer the following questions
What makes representatives of the phylum chordata different from other animals?
Do you know the origin and the meaning of the word “chordata”?
How many classes of vertebrates do you know?
II. Listen to the following words and practice their pronunciation
Abdominal organ, amphibian, caecilian, capillary, cartilaginous fish, cerebellum, cerebral cortex, cerebral hemisphere, chambered heart, chimera, diaphragm, eel, horn, jawless fish, keratin scales, lamprey, larva, mammal, nerve cord, notochord, reptile, salamander, salmon, sensory apparatus, squamate, sternum, sturgeon, swim bladder, tadpole, tuatara, turtle, ventricle.
READING COMPREHENSION AND VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT
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