Test One, страница 21 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс контрольные задания Афанасьева, Михеева

Unit two. Il. Reading Tests - страница 21.

Условие.

II. Reading Tests

NEF Test One. Read the text and match its paragraphs (A—F) with the titles (1—7). There is one title you don’t have to use.

Titles:

1. A unique construction

2. Religious education for the young

3. A place of interest for the young

4. Their ceremonies and rites

5. Faiths and religions

6. Financial support of the temple construction

7. A religion born abroad

A Country of Different Religions

A. The main religion in the United Kingdom is Christianity. The monarch is both head of state and head of Church. There are two main churches in the country: the Church of England and the Church of Scotland. However, there are various non-Christian religious institutions, such as Muslim and Hindu.

B. British schoolchildren normally start their day with morning Christian prayer. But almost every school has children from non-Christian backgrounds, so taking part in Christian prayers is not compulsory. All British children receive some religious education to learn about different religions and religious beliefs. Most schools are mixed schools, which means children from any ethnic or cultural backgrounds can join them. However, there are also some specialized schools in London, for example all-Muslim schools.

C. There are about half a million Hindus in the UK. London has the largest Hindu community in Britain. Hinduism is a very old religion which started in India. The word Hindu comes from the name of the River Indus. It just means “the people who lives near the Indus River”. Hindus believe in reincarnation. They think that when you die, you would be reborn into another body. If you had been bad, you would come back as an insect or a rat.

D. There are over 150 Hindu temples in the UK but the most magnificent one is situated in London. In fact, it is the largest Indian temple outside India. It is called Mandir. Mandir is simply a Hindu name for a temple. The Mandir in London is well worth a visit. It is made of carved marble and is a true architectural wonder. The material for the temple was first shipped from Bulgaria and Italy to India where it was beautifully carved by 1,500 Indian craftsmen and then shipped to London to be assembled. Mandir is designed and constructed entirely according to ancient Vedic texts — using no steel whatsoever.

E. The temple was finished in 1995 and took five years to build. The money came from generous donations and various fund raising projects. For example, the Aluminium Recycling Project raised 150,000 pounds by collecting and recycling 7 million aluminium cans and 22 tons of aluminium foil.

F. A school visit to Mandir is an ideal way to learn about Hinduism in the Religious Education curriculum and get a firsthand experience of the Hindu faith in practice. School groups choosing to visit Mandir are numerous, around 800 throughout the academic calendar. Such groups cover the entire spectrum of students from junior, primary and secondary schools to sixth form colleges and sometimes even universities.

Paragraphs	A	B	C	D	E	F
Titles

Решение.

Решение 2.

Прочитайте текст и сопоставьте его абзацы (A–F) с заголовками (1–7). Один заголовок лишний.

Ответ:

Paragraphs / Абзацы	A	B	C	D	E	F
Titles / Заголовки	5	2	7	1	6	3