
- •Пособие «Обучающие задания по словообразованию как средство расширения словарного запаса» Содержание:
- •2. Наиболее употребительные модели словообразования. Значения префиксов.
- •Вариант тестового контроля
- •Значения суффиксов.
- •Вариант тестового контроля
- •3. Конверсия частей речи
- •Прилагательные могут быть образованы от существительных с помощью суффиксов:
- •4. Тренировочные упражнения
- •5. Образцы заданий в формате егэ.
5. Образцы заданий в формате егэ.
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PEACE MONTH
Organizers of this year's Peace Month are encouraging
B11 ____________schoolchildren and adults to send them ART
drawings, paintings or photographs.
B12 These must ____________the theme of peace and include SYMBOL
the slogan 'Take A Step For Peace'.
B13 The ____________will include two categories - one COMPETE
for under-18s and a second for adults over 18.
The deadline for entries is 29th July, and the winner of each B14 category will win art ____________. EQUIP
B15 Entries can be any form of art, ____________it can be PROVIDE
reproduced on printed material.
The winning images will also be used in the artwork for all
B16 ____________for Peace Month on posters and on the PUBLIC
website.
THE BRITISH AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Air quality in London has improved since the
В11 of the congestion charge, which INTRODUCE
makes people pay to take their cars into central London.
After decades of being driven away by pollution,
B12 such as otters which used to be CREATE
endangered species are returning to British rivers.
'The British are realising that their day-to-day B13 have an impact on the environment. CHOOSE
And they are realising that these things directly
B14 ________________their families' health,' says recycling EFFECT
campaigner Georgina Bloomfield from the organization Friends of the Earth.
So more and more British people are washing out jam jars and putting them in recycling bins or writing to local B15 about the environment. POLITICS
It seems that most British people want to make a
B16 - and that's exactly what they're doing. DIFFERENT
CHIMPS USE TOOLS
Bll cameras in the Congolese jungle have HIDE
captured chimpanzees using 'tool kits' in the form of sticks to break into a termite mound, so that they can eat the termites inside it.
This is believed to be the most sophisticated B12 activity ever recorded in great apes. CULTURE
B13 The film is thought to be the first DEMONSTRATE
that chimps can copy each other to carry out complex tasks involving the use of tools.
В14 It is possibly the most example of a IMPRESS
growing body of evidence concerning the use of tools.
It supports the idea that chimpanzees are one of the few species other than humans to conform to
B15 traditions passed between members SOCIETY
of a group.
Research on chimps, gorillas, orang-utans and bonobos shows that all four great ape species, have patterns of B16 known as culture in humans. BEHAVE
SHOPPING AND TRAFFIC
When a customer buys something in a supermarket, the bar B11 code on the product is read at the till. ELECTRONIC
The information is transmitted to head office, where it is collected and analysed, and then a schedule for the
B12 of the product to the supplier is DELIVER
produced.
B13 A miracle of scale, speed and , it's EFFICIENT
the new system of food distribution that has imposed a huge strain on Britain's transport infrastructure.
Between 35 and 40 per cent of lorries on UK roads today are B14 in producing and distributing food. INVOLVE
B15 Shopping for food has also made a CONSIDER
contribution to the increase in traffic.
B16 In the last ten years, the average DISTANT
travelled to go shopping went up 30 per cent, as small and local shops came under pressure from out-of-town retail stores and closed.
CHANGES ТО ENGINEERING
Engineering in the transport sector has increasingly become
B11 an area of work for educated, HIGH
computer-literate professionals.
B12 These engineers are facing challenges PRACTICE
in a period of rapid technological advances.
B13 The engineering skills are all still in TRADITION
demand in the transport sector: aerodynamics and mechanics, electrical and electronic, chemical and materials.
But the big transport projects also require engineers with a
B14 range of other skills, project management, INCLUDE
business development, teamwork and even aesthetics.
A new breed of engineers is being trained, with a more global
B15 view of the of a complex system GROW
over a period of time.
B16 A transport system will be in for 20 years USEFUL
or more, during which time developments in technology, materials and ways of thinking will have happened, so design systems have to be flexible.