- •Оглавление
- •Введение
- •Vk.Com/English.Odessa
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Translate into Russian what the coastguard spokesman said, paying attention to different forms of Passive Voice.
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Grammar Review
- •V. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. Four dead, 5 missing in ship collision
- •I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Grammar Review
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 3. Cargo master dies as ships collide
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 4. В Балтийском море столкнулись два судна, есть жертвы
- •Unit 2. Sinking Text 1 (а). Rescuers in search for 50 missing after ferry sinks
- •I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Grammar Review
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 1 (в). Bangladesh's ferry safety failures
- •I. Read the text about the causes of ferry disasters in Bangladesh and make sure your suppositions were true.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. Ferry sank in Indonesia
- •I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Grammar Review
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Group work
- •Text 3. Hundreds missing in ferry disaster
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 4. Search and rescue teams in Indonesia are continuing a search for about 400 people missing after a ferry sank in a storm off the coast of Java
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 5. Ferry survivors found after nine days at sea
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 3. Fires Text 1. Fire on a Russian submarine
- •I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. Search for Jakarta ferry victims
- •I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Translate the text from English into Russian starting from "The Indonesian five navy ships…" up to "…to escape the flames".
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Grammar Review
- •V. Speech Practice
- •Text 3. Dozens of people are still feared missing
- •I. Read the text below and complete the unfinished sentences.
- •II. Speak about the second accident. Think of the safety measures which had not been taken to prevent the mishap. Group work
- •Text 4. Пожар на пароме в Филиппинах: 150 пропавших
- •Unit 4. Grounding Text 1. Banana boat rescue will take days
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Grammar Review
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 2 (b). Two lost after the accident
- •Two 0) lost after the accident
- •Text 3. Причиной крушения у берегов Чукотки гидрографического военного судна могли быть сильный ветер и большая волна
- •Unit 5. Casualties Text 1. Four die in fire on Australian Navy tanker
- •I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Supplementary Reading Text 1. A trawler has sunk in the North Sea after a collision with a Norwegian supply vessel south-east of Shetland
- •Text 2. Master says "I'm no hero"
- •Text 3. Fire out on liner off se England
- •Text 4. Storm hampers shipwreck search
- •Text 5. Breathing gear could have saved lives of two oilmen
- •Text 6. Medical officials in Brazil have ruled out anthrax
- •Group Work
- •Text 7. Italian ship sinks, 1 missing after collision
- •Text 8. Italian research ship sinks, all passengers safe
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. Two rowers trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean have been rescued
- •I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Grammar Review
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 3. Mystery of "dumped" man found drifting on raft of oil drums
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 4. Российский сухогруз "Нахичевань" затонул
- •Unit 2. Human Errors in Accidents Text 1. Human error in Greek ship sinking
- •I. Before reading the text try to remember the information about the accident the cruise ship Sea Diamond had. Below you can find some more facts explaining the mishap.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. A number of errors led to a collision between a uk cargo ship and a Danish fishing boat
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Translate into Russian the passages dealing with the causes contributing to the disaster.
- •III. Grammar Review
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 3. Shape up or face uk prosecution
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Translate into Russian the sentences estimating the level of watchkeeping on the ship and dealing with the causes of the disaster.
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 4. Three rescued from capsized ship
- •I. Read the text.
- •Text 6. Bad loading blamed for capsize
- •Vocabulary
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Translate the passages describing the acoustic device and the way it operated.
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Grammar Review
- •V. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. Pirate mother ship spotted
- •I. Read the text which will help you look into the problem of piracy off the Somali coast.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Translate into Russian the passage describing the actions taken by pirates against the ships and their crews.
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 3. Captain counts the cost of piracy
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 4. Освобождение сухогруза "Леманн Тимбер" обошлось в 700 тысяч долларов
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Supplementary Reading Text 1. Three die as trawler capsizes off English coast
- •Text 2. Two die in Russian submarine fire
- •Text 3. Ships in Indonesia often carry far more passengers than recorded
- •Text 4. 83 dead, 130 missing in Bangladesh
- •Text 5. Hunt for man overboard called off
- •Text 6. Sea sighting as crewman lost
- •Text 7. Lawsuit charges Norwegian Cruise Line negligence in collision
- •Text 8. A fire apparently started by a cigarette broke out aboard a giant cruise ship
- •Text 9. Fishing boat runs aground
- •Text 10. Cruise ship comes to sailor's aid
- •Text 11. Egypt has launched an investigation into a collision in the Suez Canal between a cargo ship and a passenger vessel carrying Muslim pilgrims
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Comprehension Check
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Grammar Review
- •V. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. 1993: Oil tanker runs aground off Shetland
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Comprehension Check
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Grammar Review
- •V. Speech Practice
- •Text 3. Disaster strikes
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Comprehension Check
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 4. Crippled fuel oil tanker sinks
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Comprehension Check
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 5. Prestige disaster
- •I. Scan the text below to find the following information:
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 6. Prestige oil disaster
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •IV. Written Practice
- •Text 7. Stricken cargo ship runs aground
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Text 8. Stricken container ship refloated
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Speech Practice
- •Group work
- •Text 9. Attempts to break Napoli in two
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 10. Ship split after new explosions
- •After reading the texts and exchanging the information about the accident, describe the disaster according to the plan below using the facts from the four texts.
- •Group work
- •Text 11. В Дании объявлена мазутная опасность
- •Unit 2. Breaking the Rules Text 1. The captain of a Russian trawler could face criminal charges
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Grammar Review
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 2. Charges read out against captain of Elektron
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Translate into Russian the passages defining the violations committed by the Russian ship, according to Norwegian inspectors.
- •III. Vocabulary Practice
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 3. Captain Yarantsev is ordered to pay a fine of 100,000 rubles Read the text about the court decision concerning the case of the Elektron and express your opinion.
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 4. У капитана "Электрона" не выдержало сердце
- •Text 5. Trawlers "caught" in Canada's net
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Grammar Review
- •IV. Speech Practice
- •Text 6. Pirate fishing ships head for the scrap heap
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •I. Read the text.
- •Vocabulary
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •III. Speech Practice
- •Active Vocabulary
- •Supplementary Reading Text 1. Oil leaks from Gulf of Mexico pipe hit by anchor
- •Text 2. Pollution fears after Athena explosion
- •Text 3. A ship involved in a collision in the English Channel had failed a number of safety checks around the world
- •Text 4. Barge with oil spill debris sinks in Philippines
- •Text 5. Deadly accident on Staten Island ferry
- •Text 6. Capsized ship recovery continues
- •Text 7. Fire ferry arrives safely
- •Text 8. About Greenpeace
- •II. Now you are going to work in groups of three. Each student has to read one text. Exchange the information. Text 2 (a). Navigational aspects of the disaster
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 2 (b). Damage to the ship
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 2 (c). Rescue operation and the death toll
- •Vocabulary
- •III. After reading the texts and exchanging the information about the accident, describe the disaster according to the plan of your own using the facts from the texts. Text 3. Afterword
- •Text 4 (a). 1987: Hundreds trapped as car ferry capsizes
- •I. Read the text.
- •II. Vocabulary Practice
- •Group Work
- •Text 8. There are conflicting reports on whether the al-Salam Boccaccio'98 met all regional safety requirements
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 9. The sinking of a passenger ferry in the Red Sea Friday is one of the deadliest maritime disasters in recent years
- •Group Work
- •Text 11(a). Raising the Tricolor
- •Vocabulary
- •Text 11 (b). The wreck lay on its side in the English Channel until August 2003
- •Vocabulary
- •After reading the texts and exchanging the information about the causes of the accident, do your best to describe the disaster using the facts from the three texts. Unit 2. Maib Accident Reports
- •Below you can find an example of a typical description of the accident (narrative) and the lessons drawn from it. Text 1. Seaman lost while waiting for pilot
- •I. Read the narrative. Narrative
- •II. Discussion
- •Now read the conclusions made by the maib. The Lessons
- •Text 2. Look out or lose out
- •I. Read the narrative. Narrative
- •Narrative
- •Text 2. The Estonia disaster killed 852 people
- •Text 3. 154 rescued on sinking ship
- •Text 4. Submarines are a hidden threat to smaller craft
- •Text 5. Fire aboard Russian submarine kills two
- •Text 6. Soldiers and emergency workers are battling to clean up an oil spill that has reportedly killed some 30,000 birds in the Kerch Strait, by the Black Sea
- •Text 7. Russian frigate begins anti-piracy patrols off Somalia coast
- •The lessons to Case 17
- •The lessons to Case 20
- •Vocabulary
- •Abbreviations
- •Литература
III. Speech Practice
Rephrase the following sentences:
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Passengers told they were taken from the ship on lifeboats. |
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Lifeboats … … for… |
2. |
The evacuation proceeded calmly. |
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There … … panic during… |
3. |
More than a dozen ships in the area were involved. |
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The search and rescue operation … … by… |
4. |
The ship was towed off the rocks for the rescue to take place. |
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The rescue operation could only … … … after… |
5. |
The ship was pulling into the port and I think the ship hit a few rocks. |
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When entering the port the ship might have… |
6. |
The ship tilted so far to the right the first five floors were flooded. |
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The first five floors were flooded as a result of… |
Text 2 (b). Two lost after the accident
1. Read the text below and fill in the words which fit the best. There is an example.
Two 0) lost after the accident
6 April, 2007
Two French tourists are 1)… after 1,600 passengers and crew were 2)… from a stricken cruise ship Sea Diamond off the Greek island of Santorini.
The ship sank 15 hours after 3)… .
The names of the missing pair were Jean-Christophe, 45, and his daughter Maud Allain, 16, from western France.
They were in a four-berth cabin when the vessel 4)… a reef. Mr Allain's wife and son narrowly managed1 5)… to the upper decks.
The 6)… passengers were being taken to the port of Piraeus, the ship's destination.
Divers are preparing 7)… the wreck, now about 200 m down.
Greek Tourism Minister has said whoever is responsible for 8)… he will be made accountable2 in the strictest way.
2. Speak about the accident. Think about the causes of the accident making deductions (выводы) about why it happened. Use must have (must've) or might have (might've).
Text 3. Причиной крушения у берегов Чукотки гидрографического военного судна могли быть сильный ветер и большая волна
Give a free translation of the text below.
08.07.2008
Следственная комиссия выясняет причины аварии гидрографического (hydrographic) судна Тихоокеанского флота (Pacific fleet) в Анадырском лимане (Anadyr estuary). Гидрографическое судно "Глубомер", в ходе выполнения работ по установке навигационных знаков, получило пробоину и село на мель в 600 метрах от берега. 30 человек экипажа были своевременно (in good time) эвакуированы с борта аварийного судна большим гидрографическим катером. Пострадавших нет. На момент происшествия скорость ветра в акватории порта достигала 12 м/с.
Неделю назад военные гидрографы прибыли на Чукотку и приступили к установке плавучих предостерегающих знаков – буев. Сейчас комиссия решает вопрос, каким образом убрать судно с камней.
Судно "Глубомер" имеет водоизмещение 1300 тонн, длину 60 метров.
Unit 5. Casualties Text 1. Four die in fire on Australian Navy tanker
I. Read the text and give answers to the questions below.
What type of ship was the Westralia? Find the information about her activities.
Where did the fire break out?
How badly was the ship damaged?
Were there any casualties?
What kind of injuries did the sailors sustain?
Make sure you understand the words below:
to erupt |
to break out |
to conduct |
to carry out |
fractured |
broken |
Four sailors died yesterday when a fire erupted on Australia's largest vessel as it conducted exercises near Rottnest Island, eight nautical miles off the Western Australia coast.
Five injured sailors were evacuated from the fuel tanker, HMAS Westralia and were being treated for burns, smoke inhalation and shock at a hospital in Perth. The fire broke out around 1100 hrs local time in the engine room and spread through the lower deck of the 171 m vessel as crew members were repairing a fractured fuel tank.
It spread through the engine room and the bilges, causing the diesel-engine Westralia to lose all power and communications. Firefighters took two-and-a-half hours to extinguish the blaze.
A refueling ship that served in the Gulf War, the Westralia was carrying a crew of 70.
Vocabulary
inhalation |
вдыхание |
to spread |
распространяться |
bilge |
трюм |
firefighter |
пожарник |
II. Now speak about the accident using the above questions as a plan. Think of what might have been the cause of the fire.
Text 2. British tourists taken ill on cruise ship
I. Read the text.
July 29, 2007
Seven British pensioners are being treated in hospital for suspected Legionnaires' disease after falling ill on a cruise around Lapland.
The holidaymakers, who had been on a Fred Olsen cruise ship, are being treated in Stockholm, Sweden, for "pneumonia-like symptoms".
The five women and two men, aged in their 70s and 80s, are in a stable condition. They are expected to spend the next few days in hospital.
But the liner, the Black Watch, has already set off for the UK and is due to arrive tomorrow.
A different ship run by the same company, called the Black Prince, was hit by a highly contagious vomiting virus twice last year.
The liner set off from Dover for the 17-day trip almost two weeks ago, and had been due to return to the British port on Wednesday, when it is also due to set off on another trip.
There are more than 750 passengers on board, almost all of whom are British, and there are also 329 crew members.
The liner had already visited several ports in northern Europe, including St Petersburg, Estonia and Finland, before arriving in Stockholm.
It was returning to Britain two days early just as a "precautionary measure".
The ship's pools and Jacuzzi have been closed down "as a precaution" on the advice of the Swedish health authorities.
Legionnaires' disease is a potentially fatal form of pneumonia which usually affects middle-aged or elderly people.
Symptoms are similar to those of flu, and include feeling feverish, muscle pain, headaches, a cough – possibly leading on to pneumonia. It can be treated with antibiotics.
