Номер 1, страница 33 - гдз по английскому языку 7 класс контрольные работы Афанасьева, Михеева

ВАРИАНТ 2 (обычный уровень сложности)

1 Прочитай текст и отметь, какие утверждения после него соответствуют содержанию (Т), а о чём в тексте не упоминается (NS).

As you know, there are many different languages in the world. But more than half the people in the world today speak languages that come from one old language. Its name is Indo-European. The Indo-Europeans were a group of people who lived in the northern part of the continent of Europe. There was not much food in the area where those people lived and their life was hard. So they began to leave their homes and tried to find better places. As they moved about, they took their language with them. They had new homes all over Europe and as far away as India. With time, the Indo-European people began to speak in different ways. After thousands of years, the original Indo-European language turned into different languages.

1. The Indo-European language is the name of a very old language.

2. There is no Indo-European language nowadays.

3. The Indo-Europeans moved east and west trying to find better places to live.

4. Some Indo-Europeans moved to Asia.

5. Indo-Europeans spoke the language of their parents for a few centuries.

Прочитай текст и отметь, какие утверждения после него соответствуют содержанию (Т), а о чём в тексте не упоминается (NS).

Ответ:

1. The Indo-European language is the name of a very old language. (T)

Индоевропейский язык — это название очень древнего языка. (Т)

2. There is no Indo-European language nowadays. (T)

В настоящее время индоевропейского языка не существует. (Т)

3. The Indo-Europeans moved east and west trying to find better places to live. (T)

Индоевропейцы двигались на восток и на запад, пытаясь найти лучшие места для жизни. (Т)

4. Some Indo-Europeans moved to Asia. (T)

Некоторые индоевропейцы переселились в Азию. (Т)

5. Indo-Europeans spoke the language of their parents for a few centuries. (NS)

Индоевропейцы говорили на языке своих родителей в течение нескольких столетий. (НС)