Vocabulary
1
verb |
noun |
adjective |
adverb |
to demonstrate |
demonstration |
demonstrative |
demonstratively |
to invite |
invitation |
inviting |
invitingly |
to invent |
invention |
inventive |
inventively |
to develop |
development |
developing developed |
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to telegraph |
telegraph |
telegraphic |
telegraphically |
2 a) developed b) demonstration c) inventive
d) inviting e) telegraph/telegraphy
3
nouns |
both |
verbs |
belief |
staff |
merge |
device |
patent |
improve |
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tour |
receive |
4
proficient
intended for
expanded
reproduce sound
astonished
merged
tremendous
was marred
possessed
a motion pictures
5 a) - b) as c) on d) on, to e) to
6 to take a job, to reproduce sound, self-improvement, to bring international fame, to make a recording, a curious child, to attend school, to spend much of his time reading scientific and technical books, to give a chance, to start a family, bankers
investment, competitor, to teach oneself much, to set up one’s laboratory
Unit 2 Guglielmo Marconi
Reading
3 a) 3 b) 3 c) 3 d) 2 e) 2 f) 1
Vocabulary
1.
-able/ible |
-al |
-ic |
-ful |
-ive |
-ous |
remarkable |
historical |
historic |
successful |
intensive |
continuous |
charitable |
commercial |
electric |
stressful |
expensive |
ridiculous |
responsible |
practical |
magnetic |
eventful |
creative |
various |
breakable |
directional |
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explosive |
famous |
believable |
national |
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dangerous |
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physical |
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electrical |
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continental |
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structural |
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2 1с 2a 3f 4e 5d 6b
day-light effect
science-based industry
wireless communication industry
long-distance telegraphy
radio telephone link,
high-powered family
3 a) a baby b) a leg c) a building d) hotel e) flowers
5 a) for b) for c) in d) in e) with f) in
6 an unstoppable will to succeed, to transmit radio signal, was educated privately, took a keen interest in, a system of wireless telegraphy, erected permanent station, possibilities of wireless communication, had been equipped with, patented several new inventions, aerial, collaborators, radio beacon, the recipient of many honorary awards, was decorated with, fundamental discovery, to pursue an objective, to establish new science-based industry
Grammar
First the shorter-distance public service of wireless telegraphy was established between Italy and Montenegro. Then the opening of the first transatlantic
commercial service between Glace Bay and Ireland took place.
First Tesla’s patents expired. Then the military understood the usefulness of remote-controlled vehicles.
First he foretold the coming of radar in New York in 1922. Then he gave a practical demonstration of its principles.
First Marconi received his Nobel Prize in Physics. Then Tesla refused to receive his.
First the world came to regard radio as a commodity not a miracle. Then he died and left that world behind him.
First Edison invented a little machine capable of recording sound. Then in 1877 he made the first recording.
Unit 3 Nikola Tesla
Reading
4 rotating magnetic field, induction motor, principle of alternating current, polyphase alternating current system of generators, motors, transformers (alternating current dynamo, step-up and step-down transformers, A.C. motor), Tesla coil, fluorescent light, laser beam, wireless communications, wireless transmission of electrical energy, remote control and robotics (remote operation of robotic devices), Tesla’s turbines and vertical take off aircraft, radio (radio transmitter), modern electrical transmissions systems, X-ray tubes, terrestrial stationary waves, wireless transmission of electricity, remote-controlled attack vehicles and torpedoes (automation)