номер 2, страница 80 - гдз по английскому языку 5 класс рабочая тетрадь Кузовлев, Лапа

II READING COMPREHENSION

What happened in Lily's family on the Fourth of July.

1) For questions 1–4, choose the correct answer: a, b or c.

The Welcome-Home Cake

By Linda Herman

On the Fourth of July, Lily looked out of the window. Everyone was celebrating America's birthday.

Usually Lily helped Dad to hang the flag while Mom was making a picnic dinner. (1) _______

But this year Dad bought the cake and went to bring Mom home from hospital. Sister Carol was doing something in her room. Lily looked at the cake. Mom's cakes were always more beautiful. Suddenly Lily smiled. In the cupboard there were Mom's cake-decorating things. Lily took red, blue, and yellow sugar crystals. She made a line of red crystals on the cake and a line of yellow crystals under that.

“Yuck!” Carol said. (2) _______ “What is it?”

“A flag,” Lily answered. But it didn't look like a flag at all.

“Mom's at home!” Carol shouted. (3) _______

Lily helped Mom to sit on the sofa. Then Carol brought in chicken dinner. They greeted Mom while they were eating dinner.

“It's time for the fireworks,” Dad said.

Carol brought in the cake. Everyone sang “Happy Birthday” to America. But Lily didn't sing. She was looking at the cake. She was sad.

Suddenly Mom pointed to the window. (4) _______ Pop! Pop! Pop! “It is like the fireworks on the cake,” said Mom softly. And her eyes were brighter than the fireworks in the sky.

(from “Highlights for Children”)

1 That year the Fourth of July was different because ...

a usually Carol made chicken dinner.

b usually their mother cooked traditional picnic dinner.

c usually they lit fireworks.

2 Where did they get the cake?

a Mom made it.

b Lily made it.

c Dad bought it.

3 Why was Lily sad?

a She decorated the cake but it was not nice.

b She didn't like cakes.

c She was afraid of fireworks.

4 The mother said that the decorations were like the fireworks because...

a the decorations were really beautiful.

b the mother liked watching fireworks.

c the mother wanted to make her daughter happy.

2) Decide in which gap (1–4) in the text each sentence (a–d) should go.

a She ran to the door.

b Then they went to the city park and watched the fireworks.

c Fireworks were going off outside.

d She was looking at the cake.

Упр. 2, стр. 80. Reading comprehension / Понимание прочитанного

What happened in Lily's family on the Fourth of July.
Что произошло в семье Лили 4 июля.

1) For questions 1-4, choose the correct answer: a, b or с.
(Для вопросов 1-4 выберите правильный ответ: а, в или с.)

1. b. – That year the Fourth of July was different because usually their mother cooked traditional picnic dinner.
В тот год 4 июля было по-другому, потому что обычно их мама готовила традиционный ужин-пикник.

2. c. – Where did they get the cake? Dad bought it.
Где они взяли торт? Его купил папа.

3. a. Why was Lily sad? – She decorated the cake but it was not nice.
Почему Лили была грустна? Она украсила торт, но он был некрасивым.

4. c. The mother said that the decorations were like the fireworks because the mother wanted to make her daughter happy.
Мать сказала, что украшения были похожи на фейерверк, потому что мама хотела сделать свою дочь счастливой.

2) Decide in which gap (1-4) in the text each sentence (a-d) should go.
(Определите, в какой пробел (1-4) в тексте должно быть вставлено каждое предложение (a-d).)

Смотрите п. 1.

1. b; 2. d; 3. a; 4. c.

Что произошло в семье Лили четвертого июля?
1) Для вопросов 1–4 выберите правильный ответ: a, b или c.
2) Решите, в какой пропуск (1–4) в тексте следует вставить каждое предложение (a–d).

Ответ:

1)

1. b) usually their mother cooked traditional picnic dinner.
b) обычно их мама готовила традиционный обед для пикника.

2. c) Dad bought it.
c) Папа купил его.

3. a) She decorated the cake but it was not nice.
a) Она украсила торт, но получилось некрасиво.

4. c) the mother wanted to make her daughter happy.
c) мама хотела порадовать свою дочь.

2)

II READING COMPREHENSION

What happened in Lily’s family on the Fourth of July.

1) For questions 1–4, choose the correct answer a, b or c.

The Welcome-Home Cake

By Linda Herman

On the Fourth of July, Lily looked out of the window. Everyone was celebrating America’s birthday. Usually Lily helped Dad to hang the flag while Mom was making a picnic dinner. (1) __________

But this year Dad bought the cake and went to bring Mom home from hospital. Sister Carol was doing something in her room. Lily looked at the cake. Mom’s cakes were always more beautiful. Suddenly Lily smiled. In the cupboard there were Mom’s cake-decorating things. Lily took red, blue, and yellow sugar crystals. She made a line of red crystals on the cake and a line of yellow crystals under that.

“Yuck!” Carol said. (2) __________ “What is it?”

“A flag,” Lily answered. But it didn’t look like a flag at all.

“Mom’s at home!” Carol shouted. (3) __________

Lily helped Mom to sit on the sofa. Then Carol brought in chicken dinner. They greeted Mom while they were eating dinner.

“It’s time for the fireworks,” Dad said.

Carol brought in the cake. Everyone sang “Happy Birthday” to America. But Lily didn’t sing. She was looking at the cake. She was sad.

Suddenly Mom pointed to the window. (4) __________ Pop! Pop! Pop! “It is like the fireworks on the cake,” said Mom softly. And her eyes were brighter than the fireworks in the sky.

(from “Highlights for Children”)

1 That year the Fourth of July was different because ...

a usually Carol made chicken dinner.

b usually their mother cooked traditional picnic dinner.

c usually they lit fireworks.

2 Where did they get the cake?

a Mom made it.

b Lily made it.

c Dad bought it.

3 Why was Lily sad?

a She decorated the cake but it was not nice.

b She didn’t like cakes.

c She was afraid of fireworks.

4 The mother said that the decorations were like the fireworks because...

a the decorations were really beautiful.

b the mother liked watching fireworks.

c the mother wanted to make her daughter happy.

2) Decide in which gap (1–4) in the text each sentence (a–d) should go.

a She ran to the door.

b Then they went to the city park and watched the fireworks.

c Fireworks were going off outside.

d She was looking at the cake.