Номер 2, страница 122 - гдз по английскому языку 9 класс (starlight) учебник Баранова, Дули

Module 6. Back in time. 6 Skills - номер 2, страница 122.

Условие 2019-2022.

2 ✏️ RNE Read the text. Decide which of the statements (1-8) are T (True), F (False) or NS (Not stated), meaning that you can't give a clear answer to them.

1 Manuel thought the soup tasted good.

2 The prehistoric camp participants have to hunt animals for food.

3 Archaeologists aren't sure what prehistoric man wore.

4 Manuel says that our ancestors were not inventive.

5 The writer didn't really enjoy cave painting.

6 Manuel thinks people don't appreciate what Neanderthals achieved.

7 The writer feels that he/she learnt valuable skills on the holiday.

8 Manuel recognised what the writer had made.

Условие 2023-2027.

2 Read the text. Decide which of the statements (1-8) are T (True), F (False) or NS (Not stated), meaning that you can't give a clear answer to them.

1 Manuel thought the soup tasted good.

2 The prehistoric camp participants have to hunt animals for food.

3 Archaeologists aren't sure what prehistoric man wore.

4 Manuel says that our ancestors were not inventive.

5 The writer didn't really enjoy cave painting.

6 Manuel thinks people don't appreciate what Neanderthals achieved.

7 The writer feels that he/she learnt valuable skills on the holiday.

8 Manuel recognised what the writer had made.

STONE AGE HOLIDAYS

'Nettle and sphagnum moss soup?' asked Manuel. It was almost edible ... if you had no sense of smell and pretended that your taste buds hadn't evolved yet! I had another mouthful of boiled-up Spanish grass and river sand. I coughed and spluttered and went 'Uggh!' Manuel smiled from beneath a thick, bright green moustache: 'Spoken like a true Neanderthal!'

Manuel Luque is a professional archaeologist and director of Paleorama, which offers the world's first fly-drive 'Stone Age' holidays. Modern 'time travellers' can now enjoy prehistoric breaks in a riverside field near Burgos in northern Spain. They have to make their own meals, and because it is illegal to hunt in the area, the menu is mainly vegetarian.

But before you can cook your lunch, you must make a fire. So for about half an hour I collected leaves and fallen fir needles before being shown, for another hour, how to light them by rubbing two twigs together. The dress code was relaxed. Fox has never been my favourite fabric. Deerskin has never suited me, either. So my host let me wear modern leisurewear. 'We don't insist on animal skins,' he explained. 'No clothing has ever been found. We can only guess what our ancestors dressed in.'

'This is hands-on archaeology,' he continued, ladling his hedgerow casserole into a home-made animal skin bowl. 'I want people to relate to their ancestors, their lifestyles and their achievements. Palaeolithic man was not a beast. He liked innovations and he knew how to adapt to his environment. Stinging nettles were an important part of his diet. He made soup as well as soap out of them. Our breaks are all about learning about primitive technology and appreciating the cleverness of our ancestors.'

Guests at the five-day camps can visit the famous Palaeolithic remains at Atapuerca. You make your own accommodation – primitive tents for four – and your own bread out of crushed plant roots. There are also classes in beginners' cave painting. It takes three seconds to char the end of a branch for charcoal work but five days to make coloured paint from ochre. It takes years to be able to paint a really realistic auroch (a type of large wild cattle now extinct). I stuck to stick-men.

'People have a low opinion of Neanderthals – they are very misunderstood,' Manuel told me. 'Actually, they were a success story. Neanderthal man survived for 270,000 years. Civilised man has been around for only 7,000. This is my attempt to make a subject which I am so passionate about more popular,' he said.

'When our prehistoric-camp participants leave, they realise nature is full of resources. They see their ancestors in a new and positive light. Not as dirty, smelly, ugly idiots. They learn to respect their specialist skills.' He looked at my handiwork. 'That's not a bad shoe,' he said. I stared at him in disbelief. 'Actually it's a soup bowl,' I said.

Решение 2023-2027.

Решение 2 2023-2027.

Прочитайте текст. Определите, какие из утверждений (1-8) являются T (Верными), F (Ложными) или NS (Не указано), что означает, что вы не можете дать четкий ответ на них.

Ответ:

1 False - The writer describes the soup as "almost edible" and coughed, and Manuel implies it's typical "Neanderthal" food, not necessarily good tasting. / Ложно - Автор описывает суп как "почти съедобный" и кашлял, а Мануэль подразумевает, что это типичная "неандертальская" еда, не обязательно вкусная.

2 False - The text states it is illegal to hunt in the area, and the menu is mainly vegetarian. / Ложно - В тексте говорится, что охота в этом районе незаконна, и меню в основном вегетарианское.

3 True - Manuel explains that no clothing has ever been found, and they can only guess what their ancestors wore. / Верно - Мануэль объясняет, что никакой одежды никогда не было найдено, и они могут только догадываться, что носили их предки.

4 False - Manuel explicitly states that "Palaeolithic man was not a beast. He liked innovations and he knew how to adapt to his environment." / Ложно - Мануэль прямо заявляет, что "палеолитический человек не был животным. Он любил новшества и умел приспосабливаться к окружающей среде."

5 NS - The writer describes the difficulty and duration of cave painting and mentions sticking to "stick-men," but does not state whether they enjoyed the activity. / Не указано - Автор описывает сложность и продолжительность наскальной живописи и упоминает, что придерживался "человечков", но не указывает, нравилась ли ему эта деятельность.

6 True - Manuel says, "People have a low opinion of Neanderthals – they are very misunderstood... This is my attempt to make a subject which I am so passionate about more popular." / Верно - Мануэль говорит: "У людей низкое мнение о неандертальцах – их очень неправильно понимают... Это моя попытка сделать тему, которой я так увлечен, более популярной."

7 False - The text mentions what other participants learn, but the writer's personal anecdotes (the soup, the "stick-men" painting, and Manuel mistaking their "soup bowl" for a "shoe") suggest a humorous lack of valuable skills acquired by the writer. / Ложно - В тексте упоминается, чему учатся другие участники, но личные анекдоты автора (суп, рисование "человечков" и то, что Мануэль принял его "суповую миску" за "ботинок") указывают на юмористическое отсутствие ценных навыков, приобретенных автором.

8 False - Manuel thought the writer's creation was "not a bad shoe," but the writer clarified it was a "soup bowl," meaning Manuel did not recognize it. / Ложно - Мануэль подумал, что творение автора было "неплохим ботинком", но автор уточнил, что это была "суповая миска", что означает, что Мануэль не узнал его.