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Comprehension check-up

1.5. Find English equivalents to the following Ukrainian words:

Додаткова годівля, контролювати хворобу, малий обсяг, рибне господарство, інтенсивна продуктивність, промисловість з високим ризиком, зовнішнє засвоювання, всебічна система.

1.6. Find Ukrainian equivalents to the following English words:

Labour-intensive, high-risk industry, extensive adoption, intensive adoption, full complement, supplemental feeding, full measure, disease control, small scale, large scale, comprehensive system, fish farms.

1.7. Make up word combinations:

Labour

industry

Bio

adoption

Extensive

design

Pond

intensive

Full

manipulation

Stock

measure

Disease

harvesting

Scientific

control

Food

practice

Age-old

supply

1.8. Finish the sentences:

  1. Aquaculture is considered to be….

  2. An important characteristic feature of aquaculture is that….

  3. The management of these kinds of aquaculture systems are….

  4. Within intensive and extensive aquaculture methods there are….

  5. So it can be organized on the basis of….

1.9. Answer the following questions:

  1. What kind of industry is aquaculture?

  2. What is the important characteristic feature of aquaculture?

  3. What is extensive-adoption of traditional techniques of aquaculture based on?

  4. What does intensive-adoption of full complement of culture techniques include?

  5. Is semi-intensive the adoption of mid-level technology?

1.10. Make sentences using the key-words below:

1. … is considered to be … .

2. The management of these kinds of … are completely different.

3. Despite the fact that … is an age-old practice in some regions of the world.

4. Within … aquaculture methods there are numerous specific types of … .

5. Extensive adoption of traditional techniques of aquaculture is based on … .

photosynthetical production, intensive and extensive, fish culture, aquaculture systems, aquaculture, a labour intensive and a high risk bio-industry.

1.11. Tell true or false:

  1. Extensive adoption is a full complement of culture techniques.

  2. Intensive adoption is based on local photosynthetical production.

  3. Semi-intensive adoption is of high level technology.

  4. The management of these kinds of aquaculture systems is the same.

  5. Despite the fact that fish culture is an age-old practice in some regions of the world, it is relatively new as a significant industry in the most countries.

1.12. Explain the following aquatic terms:

  1. extensive adoption;

  2. intensive adoption;

  3. semi-intensive adoption;

  4. small scale rural aquaculture

  5. large scale vertically integrated aquaculture.

Step 2 Grammar Point (speaking-writing)

2.1. Choose the right form of the verb from the brackets.Explain your choice.

1. Five years ago he ... a student.

a – will be,

b – was,

c – were.

2. He... ... the text and now he can retell it.

a – was reading,

b – read,

c – has read.

3. Where ... you put your bag? I cann’t find it.

a – did,

b – have,

c – has.

4. He ... smoking last year.

a – stops,

b – stopped,

c – had stopped.

5. You ... him a telegram last week.

a – had send,

b – sends,

c – send.

6. I ... never ... a car before.

a – have driven,

b – drives,

c – drove.

7. I ... ... where to go tonight.

a – has decided,

b – have decided,

c – decided.

8. ... you .... this book before?

a – has read,

b – have read,

c – will read.

9. She ...... her key already.

a – has found,

b – have found,

c – finds.

10. They ... ... their dinner already.

a – had,

b – has,

c – have

2.2. Choose the right verb-form from the brackets.Translate the sentences.

1. I ...her since she was practically a little girl

a – did not see,

b – havenot seen,

c – do not see.

2. I’m so sorry. I ... ...the cup.

a – break,

b – breaks,

c – have broken.

3. She was glad she ... ... ...his address.

a – о did not loose,

b – had not lost,

c – has not lost.

4. I was very much surprise when I heard she... ...home.

a – has left, left,

b – had

c – have left

5. Yesterday we discussed the film which we ... ... before.

a – has seen,

b – hаd seen,

c – saw

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