Номер 1, страница 85 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (spotlight) тренировочные упражнения в формате огэ (гиа) Ваулина, Подоляко

1. Read the texts. Match the titles to the texts. One title is extra.

1. SAILING SCHOOLS

2. SCHOOLS ON THE MOVE

3. STUDENTS-RULED SCHOOL

4. FOREST KINDERGARTENS

5. CAVE SCHOOLS

6. THE UNDERGROUND SCHOOL

A. Who says you need walls to learn? Who needs a building at all? The new type of kindergartens, a concept popularised in Europe, are schools for 3–6 years olds that take place almost completely outdoors. Kids in regular kindergartens play on the monkey bars; kids in these kindergartens climb trees. Rain or shine, snow or rain, heat or cold, these kids are out exploring and interacting with their environment.

B. Terraset Elementary school was built in the mid-1970s, when the US was struck by the energy crisis. The country introduced energy saving mode, which was used for heating schools. The designers had a difficult task: the building below the surface of the ground was to be not only warm but also cool. This required new energy costs. The problem was solved with solar collectors. Today Terraset is not only the most energy-efficient school in the country, but also one of the major tourist attractions in the area.

C. School ALPHA, which opened its doors in 1972, is famous for disobedience. There are no evaluations, no strict schedule, and no homework. No one will punish you for writing with chalk on a blackboard. Pupils decide how to spend the school day and what activities to attend. Classes are formed not by age but by the students’ interests: along with Maths and spelling lessons students are provided by modeling, cooking and even basic philosophy. Another tradition is to hold meetings during which children as adults have the right to speak about the need for changes in the schedule of subjects and the system of school management.

D. In the past, the children of nomadic herders (скотоводы – кочевники) did not receive formal education or were forced to stay in boarding schools, and for months did not see their family. Today this problem is solved with the help of the nomadic schools. In Yakutia there are more than a dozen of such schools. One of these nomadic schools is “Keneleken”. In addition to the usual parking facilities there are school tents. Children are engaged in a special schedule. All schools for the children of reindeer herders in the national project have access to satellite Internet. After their homework or tests are checked the schoolchildren get the review.

E. Many children in rural areas of Bangladesh, particularly girls, do not have access to education. Due to tradition, boys are the first ones to be sent to school and girls can go to school only if the facility is not too far from home. Often, the nearest school is miles away. During the monsoon season many schools find themselves under water. Due to the climate change, the yearly floods have become worse and prolonged and children can now go for months without having classes. The solution was unusual, but simple and effective: if children can’t go to school, the school in the form of boats should go to them.

1. Read the texts. Match the titles (1–6) to the texts (A–E). One title is extra. Complete the table below.

1. SAILING SCHOOLS

2. SCHOOLS ON THE MOVE

3. STUDENTS-RULED SCHOOL

4. FOREST KINDERGARTENS

5. CAVE SCHOOLS

6. THE UNDERGROUND SCHOOL

A. Who says you need walls to learn? Who needs a building at all? The new type of kindergartens, a concept popularised in Europe, are schools for 3–6 years olds that take place almost completely outdoors. Kids in regular kindergartens play on the monkey bars; kids in these kindergartens climb trees. Rain or shine, snow or rain, heat or cold, these kids are out exploring and interacting with their environment.

B. Terraset Elementary school was built in the mid-1970s, when the US was struck by the energy crisis. The country introduced energy saving mode, which was used for heating schools. The designers had a difficult task: the building below the surface of the ground was to be not only warm but also cool. This required new energy costs. The problem was solved with solar collectors. Today Terraset is not only the most energy-efficient school in the country, but also one of the major tourist attractions in the area.

C. School ALPHA, which opened its doors in 1972, is famous for disobedience. There are no evaluations, no strict schedule, and no homework. No one will punish you for writing with chalk on a blackboard. Pupils decide how to spend the school day and what activities to attend. Classes are formed not by age but by the students' interests: along with Maths and spelling lessons students are provided by modeling, cooking and even basic philosophy. Another tradition is to hold meetings during which children as adults have the right to speak about the need for changes in the schedule of subjects and the system of school management.

D. In the past, the children of nomadic herders (скотоводы-кочевники) did not receive formal education or were forced to stay in boarding schools, and for months did not see their family. Today this problem is solved with the help of the nomadic schools. In Yakutia there are more than a dozen of such schools. One of these nomadic schools is “Keneleken”. In addition to the usual parking facilities there are school tents. Children are engaged in a special schedule. All schools for the children of reindeer herders in the national project have access to satellite Internet. After their homework or tests are checked the schoolchildren get the review.

E. Many children in rural areas of Bangladesh, particularly girls, do not have access to education. Due to tradition, boys are the first ones to be sent to school and girls can go to school only if the facility is not too far from home. Often, the nearest school is miles away. During the monsoon season many schools find themselves under water. Due to the climate change, the yearly floods have become worse and prolonged and children can now go for months without having classes. The solution was unusual, but simple and effective: if children can't go to school, the school in the form of boats should go to them.

Прочитайте тексты. Соотнесите заголовки (1–6) с текстами (A–E). Один заголовок является лишним. Заполните таблицу ниже.

Ответ:

Translation:

The table above matches the titles to the texts as follows:
1. SAILING SCHOOLS matches text E (schools in the form of boats in Bangladesh).
2. SCHOOLS ON THE MOVE matches text D (nomadic schools for reindeer herders in Yakutia).
3. STUDENTS-RULED SCHOOL matches text C (School ALPHA where pupils decide how to spend the day).
4. FOREST KINDERGARTENS matches text A (kindergartens that take place almost completely outdoors).
5. CAVE SCHOOLS is the extra title and does not match any text.
6. THE UNDERGROUND SCHOOL matches text B (Terraset Elementary school built below the surface of the ground).