Reading, страница 79 - гдз по английскому языку 5 класс (starlight) тренировочные упражнения в формате огэ (гиа) Комиссаров, Кирдяева

READING

Read the dialogue and mark the statements True (T), False (F) or Not Stated (NS).

Dan: So Hannah, I'm planning my first trip to Japan, but I've never been there and I'm not sure what I should do. I know you just came back from a trip. Can you help me?

Hannah: Well, of course, Dan. First you should go to a national temple. It helps you feel real Japan. It gives you an idea about the heart of the country. And there are many famous temples all over the country.

Dan: Okay, that sounds really interesting. Anything else that I can try? How about for example, Japanese food?

Hannah: Well, Japanese food is very popular today. For example, fish dishes like sushi or sashimi. Japanese people love them. They also eat a lot of rice. They just love steamed rice with lots of vegetables. By the way, the Japanese eat very little meat, they prefer healthier food.

Dan: Yeah, especially because sushi is getting really, really popular everywhere now. So I'm really looking forward to trying proper Japanese sushi. How about anything else, any like cultural experience or something that Japanese people do every day?

Hannah: Well, when I was there, one of my friends recommended that I should go and try something that's called "an Onsen".

Dan: "An Onsen"? It sounds like French.

Hannah: It's a hot spring, a big public bath where you can go. It's like a big swimming pool open to everybody. Well, it was a bit scary and strange but I really liked it.

Dan: Why do you say it's strange?

Hannah: Well, it was winter, you know. Quite sunny but chilly. But the water in the bath was so warm and pleasant. I didn't want to get out. Actually I was very lucky with the weather. It never rained, there was just one cloudy and foggy day, and that's it.

Dan: Yeah. I hope it's sunny there now. Hannah, do you know any big celebrations or any big events that I can see in Japan?

Hannah: Well, in Japan there are many festivals. Fireworks are the symbol of Japan's summer, and fireworks festivals are held all over the country during the summer. The displays are absolutely amazing.

Dan: Oh, that sounds really interesting, especially because I'm going in summer. Is there anything I shouldn't do in Japan or that I should be really careful with?

Hannah: Well, Japan is a very quiet and a very polite country. So you can't be too loud. And it's important to be polite to the older people.

Dan: Well yeah, I'm trying to keep that in mind. Thank you very much for the advice.

Hannah: You're welcome.

1. Visiting a temple helps to understand Japan.

2. Japanese food is different in European countries.

3. The Japanese like fried rice with meat.

4. People take "an Onsen" at their flats.

5. The water in "an Onsen" is not cold or chilly.

6. It is healthy to take "an Onsen" every day.

7. When Hanna was in Japan, the weather was good.

8. Fireworks festivals take place in winter.

9. You must show good manners in Japan.

10. Japanese children are very loud.

Reading / Чтение

Стр. 79. Read the dialogue and mark the statements True (T), False (F) or Not Stated (NS).

Dan: So Hannah, I'm planning my first trip to Japan, but I've never been there and I'm not sure what I should do. I know you just came back from a trip. Can you help me?
Итак, Ханна, я планирую свою первую поездку в Японию, но я никогда там не был и не уверен, что мне следует делать. Я знаю, ты только что вернулась из поездки. Ты не могла бы мне помочь?

Hannah: Well, of course, Dan. First you should go to a national temple. It helps you feel real Japan. It gives you an idea about the heart of the country. And there are many famous temples all over the country.
Ну, конечно, Дэн. Сначала тебе следует посетить национальный храм. Это поможет тебе почувствовать настоящую Японию. Это даст тебе представление о сердце страны. И по всей стране есть много знаменитых храмов.

Dan: Okay, that sounds really interesting. Anything else that I can try? How about for example, Japanese food?
Хорошо, звучит действительно интересно. Что-нибудь еще, что я могу попробовать? Как насчет, например, японской кухни?

Hannah: Well, Japanese food is very popular today. For example, fish dishes like sushi or sashimi, Japanese people love them. They also eat a lot of rice. They just love steamed rice with lots of vegetables. By the way, the Japanese eat very little meat, they prefer healthier food.
Ну, японская кухня сегодня очень популярна. Например, японцы обожают рыбные блюда, такие как суши или сашими. Они также едят много риса. Они просто обожают рис, приготовленный на пару, с большим количеством овощей. Кстати, японцы едят очень мало мяса, они предпочитают более здоровую пищу.

Dan: Yeah, especially because sushi is getting really, really popular everywhere now. So I'm really looking forward to trying proper Japanese sushi. How about anything else, any like cultural experience or something that Japanese people do every day?
Да, особенно потому, что суши сейчас становятся все более популярными во всем мире. Так что я с нетерпением жду возможности попробовать настоящие японские суши. Как насчет чего-нибудь еще, например, культурного компонента или чего-то такого, чем японцы занимаются каждый день?

Hannah: Well, when I was there, one of my friends recommended that I should go and try something that's called "an Onsen".
Ну, когда я была там, один из моих друзей посоветовал мне попробовать кое-что под названием "ан онсен".

Dan: "An onsen"? It sounds like French.
"Ан онсен"? Звучит как французское.

Hannah: It's a hot spring, a big public bath where you can go. It's like a big swimming pool open to everybody. Well, it was a bit scary and strange but I really liked it.
Это горячий источник, большая общественная купальня, куда можно сходить. Это что-то вроде большого бассейна, открытого для всех желающих. Ну, это было немного страшно и странно, но мне действительно понравилось.

Dan: Why do you say it's strange?
Почему ты говоришь, что это странно?

Hannah: Well, it was winter, you know. Quite sunny but chilly. But the water in the bath was so warm and pleasant. I didn't want to get out. Actually I was very lucky with the weather. It never rained, there was just one cloudy and foggy day, and that's it.
Ну, знаете, была зима. Довольно солнечно, но прохладно. Но вода в ванне была такой теплой и приятной. Я не хотела вылезать. На самом деле мне очень повезло с погодой. Дождя никогда не было, был только один пасмурный и туманный день, и все.

Dan: Yeah. I hope it's sunny there now. Hannah, do you know any big celebrations or any big events that I can see in Japan?
Да. Я надеюсь, что сейчас там солнечно. Ханна, ты знаешь какие-нибудь большие праздники или мероприятия, которые я могу увидеть в Японии?

Hannah: Well, in Japan there are many festivals. Fireworks are the symbol of Japan's summer, and fireworks festivals are held all over the country during the summer. The displays are absolutely amazing.
Ну, в Японии проходит множество фестивалей. Фейерверки символ японского лета, и летом по всей стране проводятся фестивали фейерверков. Зрелище просто потрясающее.

Dan: Oh, that sounds really interesting, especially because I'm going in summer. Is there anything I shouldn't do in Japan or that I should be really careful with?
О, звучит действительно интересно, особенно потому, что я собираюсь туда летом. Есть ли что-нибудь, чего мне не следует делать в Японии или с чем мне следует быть очень осторожным?

Hannah: Well, Japan is a very quiet and a very polite country. So you can't be too loud. And it's important to be polite to the older people.
Ну, Япония очень тихая и вежливая страна. Поэтому нельзя шуметь слишком громко. И важно быть вежливым с пожилыми людьми.

Dan: Well yeah, I'm trying to keep that in mind. Thank you very much for the advice.
Ну да, я постараюсь помнить об этом. Большое тебе спасибо за совет.

Hannah: You're welcome.
Не за что.

1. Visiting a temple helps to understand Japan. - T
Посещение храма помогает лучше понять Японию. - Т

2. Japanese food is different in European countries. - NS
Японская кухня отличается от европейской. - NS

3. The Japanese like fried rice with meat. - F
Японцы любят жареный рис с мясом. - F

The Japanese love steamed rice with lots of vegetables.
Японцы любят рис, приготовленный на пару, с большим количеством овощей.

4. People take "an Onsen" at their flats. - F
Люди принимают "онсен" в своих квартирах. - F

"Onsen" is a big public bath.
"Онсен" - большая общественная баня.

5. The water in "an Onsen" is not cold or chilly. - T
Вода в "Онсэн" не холодная и не прохладная. - Т

6. It is healthy to take "an Onsen" every day. - NS
Полезно принимать "Онсен" каждый день. - NS

7. When Hannah was in Japan, the weather was good. - T
Когда Ханна была в Японии, там стояла хорошая погода. - Т

8. Fireworks festivals take place in winter. - F
Зимой проводятся фестивали фейерверков. - F

Fireworks festivals take place in summer.
Фестивали фейерверков проводятся летом.

9. You must show good manners in Japan. - T
В Японии вы должны проявлять хорошие манеры. - Т

10. Japanese children are very loud. - NS
Японские дети очень шумные. - Ns

Прочитайте диалог и отметьте утверждения как Истинные (T), Ложные (F) или Не указанные (NS).

Ответ:

1. Visiting a temple helps to understand Japan. - T (True / Истина)

2. Japanese food is different in European countries. - NS (Not Stated / Не указано)

3. The Japanese like fried rice with meat. - F (False / Ложь)

4. People take "an Onsen" at their flats. - F (False / Ложь)

5. The water in "an Onsen" is not cold or chilly. - T (True / Истина)

6. It is healthy to take "an Onsen" every day. - NS (Not Stated / Не указано)

7. When Hannah was in Japan, the weather was good. - T (True / Истина)

8. Fireworks festivals take place in winter. - F (False / Ложь)

9. You must show good manners in Japan. - T (True / Истина)

10. Japanese children are very loud. - NS (Not Stated / Не указано)