номер 3, страница 52 - гдз по английскому языку 7 класс (spotlight) тренировочные упражнения в формате огэ (гиа) Ваулина, Подоляко

3. Read the news story and mark the statements True (T),

False (F), Not Stated (NS).

OMG (Oh, My God!) – The New Kid in Class Is a . . . Robot!

On February 5th, 2013, the fifth grade students at Japan's Higashihikari Elementary School welcomed a new student. However, unlike other newcomers, he was not shy and seemed to recognise all 119 kids by their names. Impressed? You will be even more so, when you find out that Robovie is not human but a robot, masquerading as a fifth-grade student!

Developed by Japan's Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, the 1.2 meter tall student is part of a 14-month experiment to test if robots can learn to communicate naturally and assimilate with a group of people. This is the company's longest experiment of this kind. They hope to make robots useful part of household in future.

Robovie sounds like a five-year old in his daily vocabulary and speaking skills. The scientists hope that he will develop his vocabulary by interacting with the fifth graders. But he has an unfair advantage – he was preprogrammed with the contents of the fifth grade science text book. So he impressed the class by answering correctly some difficult questions.

Robovie is doing quite well on the social front too. He not only knows all the students in his grade, but after classes he also shakes hands with the sixth graders and is polite enough to answer all their questions

1. The new student in the class was very shy.

2. The new student's name was Robovie because he was a robot.

3. Robovie looked like his classmates.

4. Robovie was one of the teachers' favourite students.

5. The experiment with the robot in a primary class is half a year long.

6. The company is working on making robots part of people's everyday life at home.

7. Robovie knows more words than his classmates.

8. Robovie makes no mistakes in grammar.

9. Robovie can remember all the facts from his science textbook.

10. He mixes up with his classmates and 6 Form students with no problems.

3. Read the news story and mark the statements True (T), False (F), Not Stated (NS).

OMG (Oh, My God!) - The New Kid in Class Is a . . . Robot!

On February 5th, 2013, the fifth grade students at Japan's Higashihikari Elementary School welcomed a new student. However, unlike other newcomers, he was not shy and seemed to recognise all 119 kids by their names. Impressed? You will be even more so, when you find out that Robovie is not human but a robot, masquerading as a fifth-grade student!

Developed by Japan's Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, the 1.2 meter tall student is part of a 14-month experiment to test if robots can learn to communicate naturally and assimilate with a group of people. This is the company's longest experiment of this kind. They hope to make robots useful part of household in future.

Robovie sounds like a five-year old in his daily vocabulary and speaking skills. The scientists hope that he will develop his vocabulary by interacting with the fifth graders. But he has an unfair advantage - he was preprogrammed with the contents of the fifth grade science text book. So he impressed the class by answering correctly some difficult questions.

Robovie is doing quite well on the social front too. He not only knows all the students in his grade, but after classes he also shakes hands with the sixth graders and is polite enough to answer all their questions

1. The new student in the class was very shy.____

2. The new student's name was Robovie because he was a robot.____

3. Robovie looked like his classmates.____

4. Robovie was one of the teachers' favourite students.____

5. The experiment with the robot in a primary class is half a year long.____

6. The company is working on making robots part of people's everyday life at home.____

7. Robovie knows more words than his classmates.____

8. Robovie makes no mistakes in grammar.____

9. Robovie can remember all the facts from his science textbook.____

10. He mixes up with his classmates and 6 Form students with no problems.____

Упражнение 3, страница 52

Прочитайте текст и отметьте утверждения: верно (Т), неверно (F), не указано (NS).

OMG (Oh, My God!) — The New Kid in Class Is a...Robot!

On February 5th, 2013, the fifth grade students at Japan's Higashihikari Elementary School welcomed a new student. However, unlike other newcomers, he was not shy and seemed to recognise all 119 kids by their names. Impressed? You will be even more so, when you find out that Robovie is not human but a robot, masquerading as a fifth-grade student!

Developed by Japan's Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, the 1.2 meter tall student is part of a 14-month experiment to test if robots can learn to communicate naturally and assimilate with a group of people. This is the company's longest experiment of this kind. They hope to make robots useful part of household in future.

Robovie sounds like a five-year old in his daily vocabulary and speaking skills. The scientists hope that he will develop his vocabulary by interacting with the fifth graders. But he has an unfair advantage — he was preprogrammed with the contents of the fifth grade science text book. So he impressed the class by answering correctly some difficult questions.

Robovie is doing quite well on the social front too. He not only knows all the students in his grade, but after classes he also shakes hands with the sixth graders and is polite enough to answer all their questions.

ОМГ (О Боже мой!) — Новичок в классе
Это... Робот!

5 февраля 2013 года ученики пятого класса японской начальной школы Хигасихикари приветствовали нового ученика. Однако, в отличие от других новичков, он не был застенчивым и, казалось, узнал всех 119 ребят по именам. Впечатлены? Вы еще более впечатлитесь, когда узнаете, что Робови — не человек, а робот, маскирующийся под пятиклассника!

Разработанный Международным институтом перспективных телекоммуникаций Японии, студент ростом 1,2 метра является частью 14-месячного эксперимента, призванного проверить, могут ли роботы научиться естественно общаться и ассимилироваться с группой людей. Это самый продолжительный эксперимент компании такого рода. Они надеются в будущем сделать роботов полезной частью домашнего хозяйства.

Робови по своему повседневному словарному запасу и разговорным навыкам напоминает пятилетнего ребенка. Ученые надеются, что он будет развивать свой словарный запас, общаясь с пятиклассниками. Но у него есть несправедливое преимущество — в него заранее запрограммировали содержание учебника по естествознанию для пятого класса. Поэтому он произвел впечатление на класс, правильно ответив на некоторые трудные вопросы.

Robovie также неплохо преуспевает на социальном фронте. Он не только знает всех учеников своего класса, но и после занятий пожимает руки шестиклассникам и достаточно вежлив, чтобы ответить на все их вопросы.

1. The new student in the class was very shy.
Новый ученик в классе был очень застенчивым.
False (Неверно)

2. The new student's name was Robovie because he was a robot.
Нового ученика звали Робови, потому что он был роботом.
True (Верно)

3. Robovie looked like his classmates.
Робови был похож на своих одноклассников.
True (Верно)

4. Robovie was one of the teachers' favourite students.
Робови был одним из любимых учеников учителей.
DS (Не указано)

5. The experiment with the robot in a primary class is half a year long.
Эксперимент с роботом в начальных классах длится полгода.
False (Неверно)

6. The company is working on making robots part of people's everyday life at home.
Компания работает над тем, чтобы сделать роботов частью повседневной жизни людей дома.
True (Верно)

7. Robovie knows more words than his classmates.
Робови знает больше слов, чем его одноклассники.
False (Неверно)

8. Robovie makes no mistakes in grammar.
Робови не делает ошибок в грамматике.
True (Верно)

9. Robovie can remember all the facts from his science textbook.
Робови может запомнить все факты из своего учебника по естествознанию.
True (Верно)

9. He mixes up with his classmates and 6 Form students with no problems.
Он без проблем общается со своими одноклассниками и учениками 6 класса.
True (Верно)

3. Прочитайте новостную статью и отметьте утверждения как Верно (T), Неверно (F), Не указано (NS).

Ответ:

1. F (False) — Неверно

2. NS (Not Stated) — Не указано

3. NS (Not Stated) — Не указано

4. NS (Not Stated) — Не указано

5. F (False) — Неверно

6. T (True) — Верно

7. NS (Not Stated) — Не указано

8. NS (Not Stated) — Не указано

9. T (True) — Верно

10. T (True) — Верно