- •Text II
- •The Moon and the Planets
- •I. Put the paragraphs into the right order:
- •Text III Spinning tops and Gyroscopes Lead-in
- •II. Fill in the gaps with the terms (the list is given below):
- •III. Which paragraph says that...?
- •IV. Answer the questions:
- •V. Speaking
- •Text IV Hydroelectric Power
- •Text V
- •The Law of Buoyancy and Naval Architecture
- •II Which paragraph states the following?
- •Text VI Transformation of Energy: An Ideal System
- •Varying degrees of conversion in real systems
- •II. Decide whether the statements are true or false:
- •III. Think of the following:
- •IV. Summarize the article in 7 – 8 sentences.
- •V. Additional questions:
- •Text VII
- •Vibrations
- •III. Speaking
- •Properties of a Wave
- •III. Discussion:
- •Text IX
- •Infrasound at the Ghost-Busters' Service
- •I Put the paragraphs in the right order:
- •III Vocabulary practice. Fill in the words from exercise II into the gaps below. Change the word forms if necessary.
- •IV Answer the questions:
III Vocabulary practice. Fill in the words from exercise II into the gaps below. Change the word forms if necessary.
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The satellite _______ atmospheric gases responsible for ozone destruction.
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A baseball in flight is subject to ________, which impedes the its motion through the air.
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The vibrations of the gong ______ through the temple.
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Most ______ _______, such as rain, are relatively harmless so far as humans are concerned.
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For periodic waves, _______ has an inverse relationship to the concept of wavelength; simply, frequency is inversely proportional to wavelength λ.
IV Answer the questions:
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How does infrasound affect the human body? Can you give any examples?
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How did the scientist come to his conclusion? What helped him to make it?
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According to the article, what is the explanation to the paranormal phenomena? Do you agree with it?
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In what circumstances can infrasound occur?
V Speaking. You are Vic Tandy giving a report for the Society of Physical Researches. Your speech should be clear and convincing.
