номер 6, страница 105 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (spotlight) тренировочные упражнения в формате огэ (гиа) Ваулина, Подоляко

6. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the words derived from the capitalized words.

A World of Dolls (continued)

But, by then, my sisters’ interests moved to (1)___ toys. Their dolls were in a (2)___ condition. One had lost one of her arms, and the other was (3)___. Thus, I (4)___ became the (5)___ mother of three children instead of just one. I enjoyed this (6)___ of being the only one in the world who could give them (7)___ with a lot of love. Indeed, they made the rest of my (8)___ very happy. Ten years ago I sent a letter to a (9)___ column of a magazine. I wrote about my dream doll which I had always wanted to find and buy someday.

“The doll does not need to be a (10)___ one, but she must look as if she listens when I talk to her, like the doll Emily in the book “A Little (11)___”. Several weeks later a letter and a parcel came from an (12)___ (13)___ lady living in Colorado, US. (to be continued)

DIFFER/MISERY ONE LEG/EXPECT LUCK FEEL PROTECT CHILD READ LUXURY PRINCE KNOW/JAPAN

6. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words.

A World of Dolls

Yukiko Hattori from Japan (1)_____ always LOVE dolls. She tells how she (2)_____ to love COME them and (3)_____ a special experience of SHARE friendship.

My mother was able (4)_____ dolls out of any- MAKE thing. She used (5)_____ them for my two MAKE (6)_____ sisters and me. They were cornhusk OLD (обёртка початка кукурузы) dolls, rag (тря- пичные) dolls, eggshell dolls and even tiny matchstick dolls. I enjoyed (7)_____ with them, PLAY but still, secretly, I dreamed of a store-bought doll like the one our rich cousin (8)_____. Her HAVE doll had beautiful blonde curls, and it (9)_____ CAN open and close its blue glass eyes and even say "Mamma". I never (10)_____ (11)_____ it, but STOP/ADMIRE I (12)_____ such dolls were too expensive for KNOW my parents to buy for all three of us.

One day my father came back from his business trip with three store-bought dolls! They were much (13)_____ than our (14)_____ doll and SMALL/COUSIN their eyes were just (15)_____ ones, but PAINT I (16)_____ about such differences. We each NOT CARE (17)_____ one and I named mine Misako. Soon CHOOSE my sisters and I became devoted mothers.

Our "children" (18)_____ us busy all day. KEEP We (19)_____ them a bath, dressed them, GIVE (20)_____ them out for a walk. Several months TAKE (21)_____ they became more like real chil- LATE dren – their faces and (22)_____ became BODY (23)_____. I (24)_____ that Misako was DIRTY/FEEL (25)_____ to me than before because of CLOSE (26)_____ familiar changes. “I (27)_____ care THIS/TAKE of my doll for half a year,” I wrote in a letter to my best friend, “and I (28)_____ really happy. FEEL I (29)_____ glad if I (30)_____ have more little BE/CAN friends like my Misako.”

(to be continued)

Упражнение 6, страница 105

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A World of Dolls
Yukiko Hattori from Japan always (1) loved dolls. She tells how she (2) came to love them and (3) shares a special experience of friendship. My mother was able (4) to make dolls out of anything. She used (5) to make them for my two (6) elder sisters and me. They were cornhusk dolls, rag dolls, eggshell dolls and even tiny matchstick dolls. I enjoyed (7) playing with them, but still, secretly, I dreamed of a store-bought doll like the one our rich cousin (8) had. Her doll had beautiful blonde curls, and it (9) could open and close its blue glass eyes and even say "Mamma". I (10) have never stopped (11) admiring it, but I (12) knew such dolls were too expensive for my parents to buy for all three of us.

Мир кукол
Юкико Хаттори из Японии всегда любила кукол. Она рассказывает, как полюбила их, и делится особым опытом дружбы. Моя мама могла делать кукол из чего угодно. Она использовала для изготовления их для моих двух старших сестер и меня. Это были куклы из кукурузных шелухи, тряпичные куклы, куклы из яичной скорлупы и даже крошечные куклы из спичек. Мне нравилось играть с ними, но все же, втайне, я мечтала о кукле, купленной в магазине, как у нашей богатой кузины. У ее куклы были красивые светлые кудри, и она могла открывать и закрывать свои голубые стеклянные глаза и даже говорить «Мама». Я никогда не переставала восхищаться ею, но я знала, что такие куклы слишком дороги для моих родителей, чтобы покупать их для нас всех троих.

One day my father came back from his business trip with three store-bought dolls! They were much (13) smaller than our (14) cousin's doll and their eyes were just (15) painted ones, but I (16) didn't care about such differences. We each (17) have chosen one and I named mine Misako. Soon my sisters and I became devoted mothers. Our "children" (18) were keeping us busy all day.

Однажды мой отец вернулся из командировки с тремя куклами, купленными в магазине! Они были намного меньше, чем кукла нашей кузины, и их глаза были просто нарисованными, но я не заботилась о таких различиях. Мы выбрали по одной, и я назвала свою Мисако. Вскоре мои сестры и я стали преданными матерями. Наши «дети» занимали нас весь день.

We (19) gave them a bath, dressed them, (20) took them out for a walk. Several months (21) later they became more like real children — their faces and (22) bodies became (23) dirtier. I (24) felt that Misako was (25) closer to me than before because of (26) these familiar changes. "I (27) have been taking care of my doll for half a year," I wrote in a letter to my best friend, "and I (28) felt really happy. I (29) was glad if I (30) could have more friends like my Misako."

Мы купали их, одевали их, выводили их на прогулку. Несколько месяцев спустя они стали больше похожи на настоящих детей — их лица и тела стали грязнее. Я чувствовала, что Мисако стала ближе ко мне, чем раньше, из-за этих знакомых изменений. «Я заботилась о своей кукле полгода», — писала я в письме своей лучшей подруге, «и я чувствовала себя по-настоящему счастливой. Я была рада, если бы у меня было больше друзей, таких как моя Мисако».

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6. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the proper grammatical form of the capitalized words.

Yukiko Hattori from Japan (1) loves dolls. (любит)
She tells how she (2) came to love them and (3) share a special experience of friendship. (пришла; делить)
My mother was able (4) to make dolls out of anything. (делать)
She used (5) to make them for my two (6) old sisters and me. (делать; старших)
They were cornhusk dolls, rag dolls, eggshell dolls and even tiny matchstick dolls. I enjoyed (7) playing with them, but still, secretly, I dreamed of a store-bought doll like the one our rich cousin (8) had. (играя; имела)
Her doll had beautiful blonde curls, and it (9) could open and close its blue glass eyes and even say "Mamma". (могла)
I never (10) stopped (11) admiring it, but I (12) knew such dolls were too expensive for my parents to buy for all three of us. (переставала; любоваться; знала)
One day my father came back from his business trip with three store-bought dolls! They were much (13) smaller than our (14) cousin's doll and their eyes were just (15) painted ones, but I (16) didn't care about such differences. (меньше; кузиной; нарисованные; не заботилась)
We each (17) chose one and I named mine Misako. (выбрали)
Soon my sisters and I became devoted mothers. Our "children" (18) kept us busy all day. (держали)
We (19) gave them a bath, dressed them, (20) took them out for a walk. (давали; выводили)
Several months (21) later they became more like real children — their faces and (22) bodies became. (позже; тела)
I (23) felt that Misako was (24) dirty. (чувствовала; грязной)
She became (25) closer to me than before because of (26) these familiar changes. (ближе; эти)
"I (27) took care of my doll for half a year," I wrote in a letter to my best friend, "and I (28) felt really happy. (заботилась; чувствовала)
I (29) would be glad if I (30) could have more little friends like my Misako.” (была бы; могла бы)