Номер 1, страница 112 - гдз по английскому языку 6 класс (starlight) учебник Баранова, Дули

Module 6. Art & Culture. Skills - номер 1, страница 112.

Условие.

Reading

(Multiple choice)

1 Read the rubric and do the task.

Read the text and for questions 1-6, choose the correct option, A, B, C, D.

1 Izmailovo flea market is

A near a park.

B near a metro station.

C in Moscow.

D all of the above.

2 On Saturdays,

A there are traders from outside Russia.

B you have to search for a bargain.

C goods are not displayed well.

D goods are only sold from car boots.

3 At the flea market you

A can find whatever you want.

B can shop in the evenings.

C can't buy women's clothes.

D can't have lunch.

4 The writer says that the flea market is a good place to

A see objects from the past.

B learn Russian history.

C meet your friends.

D learn Russian.

5 The writer warns the reader about

A getting too excited.

B getting lost.

C being tricked.

D paying too much.

6 The writer says that

A it gets too hot there in the summer.

B you can spend too much money there.

C the market is not open for long.

D it is too big to see everything in one day.

Izmailovo

Flea Market

Izmailovo market has had a long history. Since the 17th century, you have been able to find paintings, antiques and handicrafts from different parts of Russia here. But you can also find pharmacy pots, empty perfume bottles and pearl-like buttons. Now located close to Izmailovsky Park and Partizanskaya metro station in Moscow, this outdoor market is the best place for shoppers with a taste for the unusual and the old-fashioned.

The flea market is open every day from 9 am to 6 pm. If you want to find a bargain, the best day is Saturday because traders come from different areas of Russia. Everyone is in a rush and doesn't care much about 'window dressing' – the things they're selling may be all over the ground or even still in the car boot. Shopping up and down the aisles can be a real treasure hunt where you can find Soviet posters, old magazines, photos, paintings, gramophone records, clothes for everybody, shoes, furniture, lamps and even fur coats. And if you get hungry, there are also lots of hot food stalls where you can get some delicious shashlik (Russian kebabs) with flatbread.

The flea market is a perfect place to experience real Russian history, speak with Russians from all over the country and see a wealth of items from over 200 years of everyday Russian life. If you're looking for something made in Soviet times, there are lots of flags, old coins, books, belts, hats and much more. For book lovers, there are editions dating back to the 19th century and, for collectors and people who love craftsmanship, there is a carpet section and beautiful, traditional, wooden furniture. It's easy to get excited with so much choice especially as there's an excellent chance of finding something unique. However, be careful you don't get tricked, especially if you want to buy a painting because it may not be an original one.

The only problem with this market is that you can easily spend more time and money than you expect because there's so much to choose from at reasonable prices. As it's an open-air market, this isn't a problem in the summer, but in the winter you can't stay outdoors for a long time, so you have to do your shopping quickly. Anyway, whenever you decide to go, it's a really fun place to spend a few hours.

Study skills

Text completion - grammar

Read the text once to get to know what it is about. Read again and for each gap decide what grammar structure is needed. Pay attention to the words before or after the gap as well as time linkers as they will help you decide what grammar form is needed.

Решение.