
- •Передмова
- •Unit I ukraine, our home
- •How much do you know?
- •Ukraine
- •The national emblems of Ukraine The national emblems include the coat of arms, the flag, and the seal.
- •The ukrainian language
- •The system of schooling
- •It is never too late to learn.
- •Comprehension
- •Decide whether these statements are true (t) or false (f)
- •Unit II ukrainian way of life
- •How much do you know?
- •Traditional food
- •Sport life
- •Welcome to ukraine!
- •Ecology
- •Comprehension
- •Do you know that …
- •Unit III
- •What image of Britain do you have?
- •Great britain
- •Home, sweet home
- •British food
- •Comprehension
- •Decide whether these statements are true (t) or false (f)
- •Discussion points
- •Unit IV british world
- •Sports and games
- •E ducation What are the colleges and institutes of higher education?
- •Holidays in great britain
- •References
- •Comprehension
- •Discussion points
- •How much do you know?
- •The united states of america
- •Washington, d.C.
- •The transatlantic connection
- •Education in the usa
- •Universities and colleges
- •Comprehension
- •Discussion points
- •I. The names of some states have been scrambled up. Find the names of the states, and then write a sentence about an important industry or product of that state.
- •I9% Hispanic (also I. Look at the chart and complete the sentences.
- •III. Choose the right variant to complete the following sentences.
- •IV. Match the words in the column a with their equivalents given in the
- •2) Look at the list of values. Try to guess which value is linked to each saying.
- •The lifestyle of americans
- •Sweet home
- •Eating american style As American as apple pie
- •What’s for breakfast?
- •Fast food
- •Sports crazy
- •Time out
- •Going on vacation
- •Public holidays
- •Comprehension
- •Test yourself at home
- •I. Choose the right variant to fill the gaps in these sentences.
- •Which is better for you?
- •I II. 1) You need equipment to play most sports. Look at the list of sports and decide what equipment is needed for each sport.
- •2) There's something else that you need to play all of these sports. What is it?
- •3) What kind of sports do you play? What special equipment do you need? television in modern life
- •IV. What type of tv program are you probably watching if you see the following? Match the description on the left with the programs on the right.
- •On vacation
- •National public holidays
- •Literature
I. The names of some states have been scrambled up. Find the names of the states, and then write a sentence about an important industry or product of that state.
Example
GOEGRAI - Georgia: Peanuts are grown in Georgia.
cut – grow – make – produce |
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Products and industries cheese movies oil oranges rice |
1. XTSAE____________________________________________________
IRDFOLA__________________________________________________
LAFIROICAN______________________________________________
ISWNCSONI_______________________________________________
ALIOUISNA__________________________________________________
THE MELTING POT
I9% Hispanic (also I. Look at the chart and complete the sentences.
T
he majority of the people
living in the United States are…
The smallest ethnic group is … .
… form 12.6 percent of the population.
There are more … than people of Asian and Pacific Island origin.
THE NATION’S CAPITAL
III. Choose the right variant to complete the following sentences.
1. George Washington was
a) the first president of the USA. c) assassinated in the Ford Theatre.
b) the architect who designed the capital.d) the author of the Declaration of
Emancipation.
2. Washington is situated in
a) the state of New York. c) the State of Washington.
b) the state of Columbia. d) no state.
3. The Capitol is
a) a museum in Washington. c) the President's residence.
b) the Washington Memorial. d) the location of the Congress.
4. The Lincoln Memorial looks like
a) a big pencil. c) a classical Greek temple.
b) an ordinary house. d) a classical Roman temple.
LANGUAGES IN THE USA
IV. Match the words in the column a with their equivalents given in the
column B.
A |
B |
British English |
American English |
1. car |
a) apartment |
2. lift |
b) zipper |
3. biscuit |
c) chips |
4. trousers |
d) store |
5. zip |
e) subway |
6. flat |
f) automobile |
7. sweets |
g) cookie |
8. shop |
h) pants |
9. tube |
i) elevator |
10.crisps |
j) candies |
AMERICAN VALUES
V. 1) Values are the attitudes that people have about their society should be. Look at the list of common American sayings and match them to the correct meaning.
|
Sayings |
|
What the saying means |
1 |
It’s not important if you win or lose. It’s how you play the game that counts. |
A |
Do things for yourself, don’t wait for other to help you. |
2 |
You’ve made your own bed. Now lie in it. |
B |
If you do something, you must accept what happens next. |
3 |
Nice guys finish last. |
C |
You should not leave things until later. |
4 |
Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today. |
D |
It is more important to take part in something than always to be the best. |
5 |
God helps those who help themselves. |
E |
You have to be hard to win. |