Английский.9 язык.

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Английскийязыккласс.9

Вариант.

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Вы услышите разговор двух знакомых. В заданиях А1–А6 обведите цифру 1, 2

или 3, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись

дважды.

Who informed Jennifer about Dan’s trip?

A1

It was

1)

Dan himself.

2)

Dan's brother.

3)

Dan's neighbour.

Why did Dan go to New Zealand?

A2

Dan went there to

1)

spend his holidays.

2)

see his friends.

3)

work on a project.

Why was Dan stopped by New Zealand customs officers?

A3

Dan had

1)

his pet in his bag.

2)

too much luggage.

3)

food in his bag.

Dan stayed

1)

in a city hotel.

2)

in a youth hostel.

3)

at a campsite.

What was the subject of the photo exhibition in Auckland?

A5

The exhibition was about

1)

butterflies.

2)

Maori people.

3)

wild flowers.

Why does Dan want to go to New Zealand again?

A6

He wants to

1)

escape from the city environment.

2)

take photos of unique flora and fauna.

3)

take part in a photo exhibition there.

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Английскийязыккласс.9

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Английскийязыккласс.9

Вариант.

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Раздел 2 (задания по чтению)

F.

Coober Pedy is a really tough place – it is very hot and dusty in the daytime

B3

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t in

winter.

The

miners dug with

in

summer and freezing

cold at nigh

текстами А–G. Запишите свои ответы в таблицу. Используйте каждую

primitive tools and often had to sell their opals very cheaply. The nearest

букву только один раз. В задании есть один лишний заголовок.

towns were very far away and the food cost a lot! The miners simply had

1. The Most Famous Australian Stones

5. The Richest Place for Opals

no money to build other houses but dugout holes.

2. The Hard Life of the Miners

6. Uses of Opals in Industries

G.

Nowadays, many people in the town still prefer to live underground but

3. The Country’s Mineral Resources

7. Optical and Mystical Features of Opals

their homes look very different from the miners' holes. Coober Pedy is

4. Tourist Attraction

8. The Meaning of the Town’s Name

popular with tourists. People from different countries want to see the town

that is often called the opal capital of the world. They stay in the

underground hotels, eat in the underground restaurants, buy opals in the

A.

Australia is very rich in natural resources. It has large supplies of coal and

underground shops and enjoy it all very much.

natural gas, uranium, nickel, zinc, gold and others. The mining sector is the

most important export sector and, according to the government's plans, the

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A

B

C

D

E

F

G

mining industry is going to keep developing in the future.

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B.

Australians also mine for precious stones like sapphires and topaz, and they

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are very proud of their famous opals. The opal is a unique stone because it

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looks like a mineral but it’s not - minerals consist of crystals but opal has a

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non-crystal nature. In 1994, the opal was declared Australia's National

положительногони,

отрицательного ответа (3 – Not stated).

Gemstone.

Cats have been people’s companions for centuries. They are valued for their

Opals look really beautiful. They can be clear, milky white, blue, green,

loving but independent nature, sharp mind and gracious manners. Lots of famous people

red, yellow, black or multi-coloured

have kept cats as pets and treated them like family members.

practically every colour we can see. In the Middle Ages, the opal was

Sir Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the UK, for example, was very fond of

considered to be a stone that could bring great luck. People believed that it

animals and surrounded himself with dogs, cats and more exotic pets like swans,

had all the power of the stones whose colour was represented in the colour

kangaroos and others. One of his favourites was a cat named Jock who attended many

spectrum of the opal.

at the Churchill house could not begin untilCabinet meetings. Rumour says that meals

D.

Opals are mined in different parts of Australia. However, the largest and

the cat was at the table. Sir Walter Scott, a famous poet and novelist, was devoted to

ng supernatural about them. He wrote: “Catscats too. He thought that there was somethi

most productive opal field is in South Australia in a place called Coober

are a mysterious kind of folk. There is more going on in their minds than we are aware

Pedy, a small mining town in the desert. The world's largest and most

of.” Sir Isaac Newton was a great cat lover, too. It was Newton, by the way, who

valuable gem opal, "Olympic Australis", was found there in August 1956.

invented the cat-flap. He didn’t want his research to be interrupted, so the doors in his

The huge opal weighs 3450 grams!

house were always closed. But he didn’t want to restrict his cats’ freedom either. A cat-

E.

The name Coober Pedy developed from "kupa piti" which can be translated

flap

is a

small hole

cut into

a

door and

covered with

wood

or plastic that

moves

The cat -flap in Newton’s house allowed hisallowing a cat to enter or leave the house.

from the local aboriginal dialect as “white man in a hole”. And that was

cats to go in and out when the doors were closed.

true – in the beginning of the twentieth century the first white people

It’s believed that the cat was domesticated in Egypt thousands of years ago.

appeared in that place. They were opal miners. To survive in the harsh

Researchers say that ancient people valued cats for their ability to hunt mice and rats -

climate they dug holes in the earth and lived there.

the animals that ate grain products - and save crops. Later, other talents of the cat were

discovered - they could defend people not only from mice but from snakes and spiders,

too. There's some evidence that Egyptian cats helped people hunt birds in marshes - just

like hunting dogs they approached the birds and made them fly up. Then they found the

shot birds in marshes and brought them to the hunters. Though the latter is not a proven

fact, the cat had enough talents to be worshiped in Ancient Egypt. Cats were treated and

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