Номер 5, страница 53 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (spotlight) учебник Ваулина, Дули

Module 3. Great Minds. Culture corner 3 - номер 5, страница 53.

Условие 2019-2022.

5 ICT Collect information on the history and development of banknotes/coins in your country. Present it to the class.

BRITISH BANKNOTES

1 British money is called the 'pound', or sometimes 'pounds sterling'. The word 'sterling' probably ..... with a little silver coin 1000 years ago. A 'pound' referred to how many coins you needed to make a pound in weight. Back then, as now, this was worth a lot; check the price of 400 grams of silver today! ORIGIN

2 It was a nuisance to carry round so many coins, so people put them in a bank. The bank gave notes to their customers, representing a number of pounds. Customers used these notes to buy things from a merchant. The merchant could take the note to the bank and exchange it for silver coins. In fact, British banknotes still say 'I promise to pay .....' on them, and then their value – followed by the ..... of the Chief Cashier of the Bank of England. SIGN

3 Of course, the notes don't get you pounds of silver any more! For many years, they have been ..... . In the 1960s, British banknotes began to carry pictures of famous British people on them. SYMBOL

4 These included Elizabeth Fry, a prison reformer; Sir Edward Elgar, a ..... and Adam Smith, an economist. These pictures change from time to time, but there is one person who is always on a British banknote: the King or Queen! COMPOSE

5 These pictures make the notes ..... , but they have another purpose. ATTRACT

6 They are full of ..... details that make them difficult to copy, or 'counterfeit'. There are four British banknotes: £5, or the 'fiver'; £10, or the 'tenner'; £20 and £50. HIDE

7 If you are wondering why there is no £100 note, or even higher – well, most banks do not like to create high-value notes, it is because it makes it easier for ..... to steal large amounts. CRIME

Условие 2023-2027.

5 ICT Collect information on the history and development of banknotes/coins in Russia.

Present it to the class.

BRITISH BANKNOTES

1 British money is called the ‘pound’, or sometimes ‘pounds sterling’. The word ‘sterling’ probably ..... with a little silver coin 1000 years ago. A ‘pound’ referred how many coins you needed to make a pound in weight. Back then, as now, this was worth a lot; check the price of 400 grams of silver today!	ORIGIN
2 It was a nuisance to carry round so many coins, so people put them in a bank. The bank gave notes to their customers, representing a number of pounds. Customers used these notes to buy things from a merchant. The merchant could take the note to the bank and exchange it for silver coins. In fact, British banknotes still say ‘I promise to pay ...’ on them, and then their value – followed by the ..... of the Chief Cashier of the Bank of England.	SIGN
3 Of course, the notes don’t get you pounds of silver any more! For many years, they have been ..... . In the 1960s, British banknotes began to carry pictures of famous British people on them.	SYMBOL
4 These included Elizabeth Fry, a prison reformer; Sir Edward Elgar, a ..... and Adam Smith, an economist. These pictures change from time to time, but there is one person who is always on a British banknote: the King or Queen!	COMPOSE
5 These pictures make the notes ..... , but they have another purpose.	ATTRACT
6 They are full of ..... details that make them difficult to copy, or ‘counterfeit’. There are four British banknotes: £5, or the ‘fiver’; £10, or the ‘tenner’; £20 and £50.	HIDE
7 If you are wondering why there is no £100 note, or even higher – well, most banks do not like to create high-value notes, it is because it makes it easier for ..... to steal large amounts.	CRIME

Решение 2023-2027.

Решение 2 2023-2027.

Заполните пропуски в тексте, используя слова, образованные от тех, что даны заглавными буквами справа.

Ответ:

1. originated (произошло)

2. signature (подпись)

3. symbols (символами)

4. composer (композитор)

5. attractive (привлекательными)

6. hidden (скрытых)

7. criminals (преступникам)