Номер 1, страница 12, часть 2 - гдз по английскому языку 4 класс учебник Кузовлев, Перегудова

Часть 2. Part 2. Unit 5. The place that makes me happy. Lesson 3. The doll's house - номер 1, страница 12.

Условие.

1. “The Tale of Two Bad Mice” by Beatrix Potter* is about a girl who had a doll’s house. Two dolls lived in the house.

1) The paragraphs of the tale are not in the correct order. Put the paragraphs in the correct order and find what was there in the house. (LLN No. 4)

A. Then Tom Thumb* looked into the wardrobe in Jane’s room, took Jane’s clothes and threw them out of the window. Hunca Munca took a chair, a bookcase, a bird cage, and Lucinda’s clothes downstairs. The book-case and the bird cage didn’t go into the mouse-hole. Hunca Munca left them on the floor. But she took the bedclothes into the mouse-hole.

B. One morning Lucinda and Jane went out for a walk in the doll’s car. Suddenly two mice came. They were Tom Thumb and Hunca Munca. The mice went to the doll’s house. They opened the door and went upstairs. They saw meat, a fish, a cake, and some oranges on the table. The mice were happy! Tom Thumb took the meat. He wanted to eat the meat but it was not easy. Suddenly the meat broke. Under the paint it was clay! Tom Thumb and Hunca Munca broke up the cake, the fish, and the oranges.

C. The doll’s house was red with white windows and a door. It was very beautiful. It was the house of two dolls, Lucinda and Jane.

D. Suddenly the little girl came. The mice ran away into their hole.

WORD BUILDING

window ['windəʊ] — окно

suddenly — неожиданно

leave (left; left) — оставлять

throw [θrəʊ] (threw; thrown) — бросать

break [breɪk] (broke; broken) — ломать(ся)

hole — нора

mouse-hole — ?

2) Reading rules. The girl comes into the room.

What will you tell the girl about what has happened? Choose the correct variant (a, b or c).

1. [əʊ] a. Tom has taken Jane’s clothes into the mouse-hole.

[əʊ] b. Tom has thrown Jane’s clothes out of the window.

[aʊ] c. Tom the mouse has broken the house.

2. [eə] a. Hunca Munca has taken the chair from upstairs.

[eɪ] b. She has taken the bookcase and the cage into her hole.

[e] c. She has left the dresses on the bed.

3. [i:] a. Tom Thumb has eaten the meal.

[eɪ] b. He has taken the cake from the table.

[eɪ] c. The mice have made a cake.

3) It is “The Tale of Two Bad Mice”. Why has it got this name? What did the mice do in the house? (LLN No. 6)

break [breɪk] v (broke; broken) ломать(ся);	to ~ up разбивать
take [teɪk] v (took; taken) брать;	to ~ away уносить, забирать
throw [θrəʊ] v (threw; thrown) бросать;	to ~ out выбрасывать

Решение.