Номер 1, страница 28 - гдз по английскому языку 11 класс рабочая тетрадь Вербицкая, Фрикер

Self-assessment test 1. Units 1-3 - номер 1, страница 28.

Условие.

1 Read the article on six amazing people. Match the headings (A-G) to the people (1-6). There is one extra heading. (6 points)

A Playing by the rules	[]
B It runs in the family	[]
C Still remembered	[]
D Different from the rest	[]
E Royal approval	[]
F You can't do better than that	[]
G A strong voice	[]

LIFESTYLE AMAZING PEOPLE

Your amazing people

Last week we asked you to vote for your choice in our 'Amazing Britons' competition. Here are seven suggestions. Keep your ideas coming in, and we will print more of your ideas next week.

1 Ian Botham is one of the greatest sports stars England has ever produced. He was a great cricketer and also played professional football. His son Liam also started as a cricket professional but then became a professional rugby player until injury forced him out of the game. Ian Botham is also known for his long distance walks for charity, which have raised over £5 million so far.

2 Ray Winstone wasn't academic, leaving school with just one exam pass, in drama. However, he was good at boxing and was London schoolboy champion for three years. At acting school, his background and size made him stand out from the other students. Not surprisingly, many of his acting roles have been tough, violent characters.

3 Emma Watson is best known for playing Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter films. However, there is more to her than acting. She won a poetry competition at the age of seven, and in the summer of 2006 she passed ten GCSE exams all with an A or A* grade, the highest grade possible. And that was while she was also making films.

4 Although born in Liverpool, John Aldridge was a famous Republic of Ireland footballer in the 1990s. He is perhaps best known for shouting at officials during a match at the 1994 World Cup when he was trying to come on as substitute. Recently, he won a charity singing competition on Irish TV, raising money for a children's hospital.

5 Rolf Harris was a junior swimming champion in Western Australia, but he left Australia to attend art college in England. He became a popular singer and TV presenter and is famous for his large, quickly drawn paintings which look as if they will be of nothing at all but suddenly turn into beautiful pictures. The Queen asked him to paint her portrait for her 80th birthday celebrations in 2005. Some people didn't like the painting, but she did.

6 Paul Foot was a journalist who spent much of his life writing about injustice and trying to help people fight the system. He was never interested in money, leaving well-paid jobs which didn't give him the freedom to write what he wanted for lower-paid work elsewhere. There is now an annual Paul Foot Journalism award given each year in his memory.

Решение.