Номер 3, страница 10 - гдз по английскому языку 9 класс (starlight) тренировочные упражнения в формате огэ (гиа) Комиссаров, Кирдяева

3. Read the dialogue and choose the correct answer.

Zak: Good morning to all! Today on the school radio we have Romy Tenant, who has joined her class. I hope you all remember Romy, who had to leave school two years ago and follow her parents. Hi, Romy. Welcome back.

Romy: Hello. Really happy to see you, Zak.

Zak: So, you've been on the move all your life, haven't you?

Romy: Quite so. You know, my parents work for the embassy, so I was actually born in England, but grew up in Holland. Then did part of my schooling in France, then back to London, then moved to Pakistan recently. And now back to England.

Zak: That's an impressive list! And Pakistan sounds most exotic and unusual. I guess it's because it's a different part of the world which culture, traditions and views on life are not at all like those in Europe. And the country is portrayed in a negative light most of the time on television and in the press. There's little good news coming from there.

Romy: Yep. It was extremely hard to adjust to life there. I mean, France and Holland are OK, I felt almost at home there, though with Pakistan it wasn't the case. I come from a very different background religiously and culturally.

Zak: What was most inconvenient for you?

Romy: I would say transportation. That's because I am very used to walking to places or taking my bicycle. But there because of security reasons I always had to go by the embassy car. And that was annoying at times, as I didn't feel free.

Zak: So was living in Pakistan a purely negative experience?

Romy: Oh, no, by all means no. There is incredible diversity of landscape, ecosystem, cultural trades, and religion. I took part in lots of cultural events, like Diwali. And I even learnt some Bollywood dancing. And another most important thing I learnt from Pakistani people is patience. I really admire them for that.

Zak: What do you miss most about Pakistan?

Romy: My friends. I've made many friends, really. And Pakistani food, especially Dal. How I love Dal! I would eat it every day. It's a thick stew made from beans or peas, and served with rice.

Zak: Thank you, Romy. It's been my pleasure talking to you. And that was Zak Roff, school news. Good day.

1. Romy left school for a while because ______

a) she had bad marks.

b) her parents worked abroad.

c) her parents immigrated.

2. Romy has studied and lived in ______

a) Europe.

b) Asia.

c) Europe and Asia.

3. Zak says that media reports about Pakistan are ______

a) not optimistic.

b) true to life.

c) unusual.

4. Romy missed her ______

a) independence.

b) bicycle.

c) school.

5. In Pakistan Romy learnt ______

a) patience.

b) dancing.

c) both.

6. After her return from Pakistan Romy misses ______

a) Bollywood dancing.

b) local cuisine.

c) local festivals.

3. Read the dialogue and choose the correct answer.

Zak: Good morning to all! Today on the school radio we have Romy Tenant, who has joined her class. I hope you all remember Romy, who had to leave school two years ago and follow her parents. Hi, Romy. Welcome back.

Romy: Hello. Really happy to see you, Zak.

Zak: So, you've been on the move all your life, haven't you?

Romy: Quite so. You know, my parents work for the embassy, so I was actually born in England, but grew up in the Netherlands. Then did part of my schooling in France, then back to London, then moved to Pakistan recently. And now back to England.

Zak: That's an impressive list! And Pakistan sounds most exotic and unusual. I guess it's because it's a different part of the world which culture, traditions and views on life are not at all like those in Europe. And the country is portrayed in a negative light most of the time on television and in the press. There's little good news coming from there.

Romy: Yep. It was extremely hard to adjust to life there. I mean, France and the Netherlands were OK. I felt almost at home there, though with Pakistan it wasn't the case. I come from a very different background religiously and culturally.

Zak: What was most inconvenient for you?

Romy: I would say transportation. That's because I am very used to walking to places or taking my bicycle. But there because of security reasons I always had to go by the embassy car. That was annoying at times, as I didn't feel free.

Zak: So was living in Pakistan a purely negative experience?

Romy: Oh, no, by all means no. There is incredible diversity of landscapes, ecosystems, cultural trades, and religions. I took part in lots of cultural events, like Diwali. And I even learnt some Bollywood dancing. And another most important thing I learnt from Pakistani people is patience. I really admire them for that.

Zak: What do you miss most about Pakistan?

Romy: My friends. I've made many friends, really. And Pakistani food, especially Dal. How I love Dal! I would eat it every day. It's a thick stew made from beans or peas, and served with rice.

Zak: Thank you, Romy. It's been my pleasure talking to you. And that was Zak Roff, school news. Good day.

1. Romy left school for a while because _____

a) she had bad marks.

b) her parents worked abroad.

c) her parents immigrated.

2. Romy has studied and lived in _____

a) Europe.

b) Asia.

c) Europe and Asia.

3. Zak says that media reports about Pakistan are _____

a) not optimistic.

b) true to life.

c) unusual.

4. Romy missed her _____

a) independence.

b) bicycle.

c) school.

5. In Pakistan Romy learnt _____

a) patience.

b) dancing.

c) both.

6. After her return from Pakistan, Romy misses _____

a) Bollywood dancing.

b) local cuisine.

c) local festivals.

3. Прочитайте диалог и выберите правильный ответ.

Ответ:

1. Romy left school for a while because her parents worked abroad.

Роми на время ушла из школы, потому что ее родители работали за границей.

2. Romy has studied and lived in Europe and Asia.

Роми училась и жила в Европе и Азии.

3. Zak says that media reports about Pakistan are not optimistic.

Зак говорит, что сообщения СМИ о Пакистане не оптимистичны.

4. Romy missed her independence.

Роми скучала по своей независимости.

5. In Pakistan Romy learnt both patience and dancing.

В Пакистане Роми научилась и терпению, и танцам.

6. After her return from Pakistan, Romy misses local cuisine.

После возвращения из Пакистана Роми скучает по местной кухне.