- •Часть I
- •Contents
- •Prehistory
- •Stone age and neanderthals
- •Bronze age
- •Iron age
- •I. Hallstatt culture
- •II. La tène culture
- •Atlantis
- •Ancient egypt
- •Ancient greece
- •Ancient rome
- •The celts
- •The vikings
- •Easter island
- •The maya
- •Mini humans
- •History as a science
- •Methods of archeology
- •Stonehenge
- •Egyptian pyramids
- •Babylon
- •The hanging gardens of babylon
- •The acropolis
- •The temple of artemis in ephesus
- •Associated carved decorated deserved destroyed disappeared founded helped noted modeled reconstructed revived
- •The lighthouse of alexandria, egypt
- •The coliseum
- •Teotihuacán
- •The greatest architectural monuments
- •Pangaea
- •Aurora borelis
- •Isthmus and peninsula
- •Ethnic native physical considered separated joins country inhabitants isthmus landbridge projection region subcontinent
- •Perception of geography
- •Errors in geography
- •Do you know where the kong mountains are?
- •Polar exploration
- •Arctic encounter
- •Great discoveries and tragedies
- •I. Captain cook
- •Survey charted natives continent passage coast
- •II. Lieutenant bligh
- •Boat explorer conspiracy navigated voyage adrift circumstances feat crew instruments
- •Hot springs and geisers
- •From the history of toponymy
- •I. Horse latitudes
- •VI. Australia or antarctica?
- •Confusing geographical terms
- •Quizz 1. Words of geographical origin
- •Apple casual city glossy goat headwear inhabitant jeans leather pattern porcelain race slot steel
- •Quizz 2. “national brands”
- •Natural selection
- •Mutualism in nature
- •Brainy crows learn how to upgrade tools
- •Interfering with nature
- •Invaders
- •Unwelcome gifts
- •Camels in america
- •Fatal frogs
- •Ants united
- •The grizzly bear
- •Appearance flesh nature reputation temper avid cautious frosted terrifying classed destroyed observed
- •Spiders
- •Crocodiles, blood and carbon dioxide
- •MBreeding long mass mysterious only particular regular return sure steadily bodies causes efforts guideposts landmarks ysterious migration
- •Curious facts about animals
- •Balance in nature
- •Hunting
- •Nature’s last resorts
- •Golden lion tamarin
- •The american eagle
- •Vanishing horses
- •The coelacanth
- •Analysis fossils coast decomposed prevented presumed exciting enabling carrying ancient common extinct hollow peculiar
- •Crocodiles: scary but lovely to watch
- •Extinct species
- •Dinosaurs
- •Existent features prehistoric powerful principal vegetarian era hind period range
- •Stegosaurus
- •Mammoth
- •The phoenix: extinct or never existed
- •Number one factor
- •Keeepng fit
- •Feeling happy against all odds
- •Keeping warm in winter
- •Wake up, it is summer!
- •Medical smile
- •Sleep is vital
- •A breath of fresh air
- •Is smoking beneficial for you?
- •Living a long time
- •Good news for baldies
- •Running
- •Exercise – the case against
- •Mountaineering
- •Evolution of nutrition
- •Food: quality vs. Quantity
- •Canned food
- •A short history of beef
- •Worcestershire sauсe
- •Retirement order safe local wonderful original manufacturers horrible clearing stuff natural annually
- •It takes your breath away!
- •Ice cream
- •Margarine
- •CPhysical sequence combined brewed substance range resist unknown currency addiction explorers divine powers similar energized hocolate
- •Coca-cola
- •The sandwich
- •Existed sense advertising established incident gambling drag toast lump original portable
- •Eat more fruit and vegetables
- •Learning strategies
- •Intellegence and learning languages
- •Advantage animal approach genius intelligence habit measure mistakes question solution way word
- •The unique role of language
- •Iq (intelligence quotient)
- •Age and performance
- •Midlife crisis
- •Eq (emotional intelligence)
- •Rapport
- •How to be in high spirits
- •Caused claimed overcome improved guilt damage suicide hesitation shift coloured fed undervalued
- •Ways to successful learning
- •English spelling
- •Alarming tendency
- •Television and reading
- •Listening
- •Who invented writing
- •Invention in literature
- •Backgammon
- •Popular board games
- •I. Monopoly
- •II. Scrabble
- •The piano
- •Central combine central early impressive irritating
- •The origins of photography
- •Farewell to darkness
- •How television was invented
- •Available commercial convinced determination exploring earnings live living origin outline overnight persuaded recognizable transmitted spare
- •Gilletee, men’s best friend
- •The can opener
- •Inventions in sport
- •I. Frisbee
- •II. Basketball
- •Named after their creators
- •Boots cloth footwear hat instrument jacket pen raincoat revolver tuba
- •Technology and human history
- •Information revolution
- •A new generation of mobile phones
- •Indespensable device?
- •Telephone calls
- •Intelligent home
- •Satellite tv
- •Identity cards
- •Credit cards
- •Multycard
- •Refrigerators and environment
- •Technology and crime
- •Contribution of thieves
- •The microwave
- •Traffic lights
- •The world’s most loved car
- •Life behind the wheel
- •Housed humble luxury obsession response
- •Shortages traced used waiting working
- •6 . The car of the future
- •In Search of the Ideal Car
- •Deadly driving
- •Bicycles
- •Vanadium in automobile industry
- •Analyzed beaten discovered found invited made mined picked revolutionized remained unknown used
- •What does it take to be an astronaut?
- •Early years of space exploration
- •Board cooperation countdown joint mission orbit space risks crewed astronautics traveler scientist
- •Crewed space station
- •I. Salyut
- •II. Skylab
- •Challenger disaster
- •Weightless and heavenly happy
- •Apollo 13
- •Moon walk
- •Alone attention captured circling collective eternity fault historic link slipped surface uttered witnessed
- •In and out of space
- •Moon colony
- •Shelters explore determined attempts survival speculating permanent maintain steps conquering serve expand manufacturing extreme require
- •Sustaining life in space
- •Interstellar travel
- •Список использованной литературы
- •Useful words and facts текстовые задания по словообразованию и словоупотреблению
- •Часть I
- •195251 Санкт-Петербург, Политехническая ул., 29
Midlife crisis
A
ge,
question
(1),
has an impact on creative
capable (2).
Midlife crisis occurs around the age of 40. At this stress
(3) age,
creative people
go (4) an important change. One of the best known midlife crises is that of the French
paint (5) Gauguin, who left his wife and his bank (6) career at 35 and ran off to the picture (7) island of Tahiti, where he was to create his fame (8) paintings. For such art (9) as Chopin, Mozart, Raphael, Watteau the crisis at this point of their lives was fate (10).
Once they pass this hurdle, however, many create (11) people continue their activities for many years. A.G. Bell, for example, invented his telephone when he was 27, but he continued to invent for another 45 years. Albert Einstein was working energy (12) on extensions and modify (13) of the Unified Field Theory well into his 70s, and many of Thomas Edison’s invent (14) were produced late in his 84-year life.
7. Образуйте соответствующее однокоренное слово.
Eq (emotional intelligence)
When we think of brilliant (1) we imagine Einstein – deep-eyed, wooly-haired. High achievers are thought to be born for great (2). But while natural talent seems to flourish in some, it appear (3) in others. The ability to defer gratify (4) is a master skill, a triumph of reasoning brain over the impulse (5) one. It is a sign of emotional intelligence. It does not show in the IQ test. Brain power measure (6) in IQ does not matter as much as the qualities of mind – the ability to understand our own feelings and the ability to management (7) our own emotions. EQ is not the opposition (8) to IQ. What the research (9) are trying to understand is to what extent they are complement (10) to each other. Most researchers agree that among the ingredients of success, IQ counts for about twenty per cent, the rest depending on everything from luck to society (11) class. In the business world, IQ gets you a job, while EQ gets you a promote (12).
8. Образуйте соответствующее однокоренное слово.
Rapport
I
f
people have rapport with each other, they have a relation
(1) in
which they have a special able
(2)
to understand each other’s feelings or points of view. Knowing
about rapport is a small step towards its achieve
(3).
How do we create the relationship of trust and how can we extension (4) this natural skill? How do we know that two people are in rapport? Communicate (5) seems to flow when people are in rapport; their body move (6) as well as their words match each other. What we say can create or destruction (7) rapport, but that it only seven per cent of the communication.
Body language and tone of voice are more importance (8). You may have noticed that people who are in rapport mirror and match each other in post (9), gesture and eye contact. It is like a dance, where partners response (10) and mirror each other’s move (11). Have you ever found yourself enjoying deeply a converse (12) with someone and note (13) that your bodies have adopted the same posture? The deeper the rapport, the closer the match tends to be. This skill seems to be born (14), for new-born babies move in rhythmic (15) with the voices of the people around them.
9. Заполните пропуски подходящими по смыслу словами из предложенного списка.
