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Приклад запитання: Small spots covering the face especially nose, they appear mostly in spring

Приклад запитання: __ your relatives ___ in Poland or in Ukraine?

Приклад запитання: __ your relatives ___ in Poland or in Ukraine?

Приклад запитання: We need to leave right away or we are going to — our train!

Приклад запитання: Cooking in the Classroom? Elementary!The workplace of professional chef Catherine Pressler is a former storage room at Hunters Woods Elementary School. Outside Room 106, a sign proclaims, “Chef Pressler, Food FUNdamentals.” This is where students come to take part in a cooking-based course which began several years ago when Pressler was looking for a way to be active in her children’s school. Her kids aren’t in elementary school anymore, but Pressler has stayed. Named by Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Volunteer of the Year, she is the creator of a highly detailed and organised series of classes for kindergarten through sixth grade that adds to themes from daily course work.How is cooking connected with math, science or history? Just look: Kindergartners whip up a recipe inspired by a popular children’s tale, “Stone Soup”; as they handle the ingredients, they learn about geometric shapes, sorting, identification of fruits and vegetables, and the five senses. Lessons become more complex for the older kids. Fourth-graders prepare a grand menu from Colonial Virginia to review the state’s history, culture and natural resources. Hunters Woods Principal Stephen Hockett says, “Everything she does is amazing. To have children use their thinking skills and make connections to the real world is incredible. When kids are having a good time is when they learn the most.” Pressler spends up to 60 hours a week preparing lessons, buying supplies and teaching. She volunteers her time; the supply budget comes from student fees, the PTA and sometimes her own pocket. The programme has grown so large that Pressler is looking for grants and other sources of income.You have to see Pressler in action to truly understand the scope of her programme, and her dedication to the kids. On a spring afternoon in Room 106, third-grade students arrive to find gleaming stainless-steel pasta machines and other carefully organised supplies waiting on clean tabletops. Pressler isn’t two minutes into the lesson before she gives the first hints that the programme is about a lot more than cooking.Pressler manages to talk without stopping, but without losing her young audience. Their eyes follow her as she springs around the room discussing history and geography, pulling down a world map here and pointing to an architectural poster there. Pulling out packages of pasta, she wows the kids with the variety of ingredients used to make different kinds of it, including soy, buckwheat, rice, corn and rye. Soon the class is shrieking with delight as they run dough through pasta machines and measure it for the longest-noodle contest.Pressler is a role model with a diverse background. “I went to school in architecture and interior design. I’d always loved science, so then I went to graduate school in textile chemistry. Then I said, “I’m going to chef school now, as a hobby.” And I found that’s where my heart was. I worked as a pastry chef for a number of years and really loved that.” She missed interacting with more people, however.Pressler says she dreams of expanding the programme to reach more students at other schools or taking her programme to television. Her recipe for success is to integrate learning with life, instill enthusiasm for learning in the children, and inspire them to achieve their heart’s desire.1.    Which statement is TRUE of Catherine Pressler, according to PARAGRAGH 1?

Приклад запитання: If people ... after picnics, it ....... the environment.

Приклад запитання:     I ... all my friends if I had the house by the beach.

Приклад запитання: Today we're eating .... ! I've already booked a table!

Приклад запитання: ... is the physical and electronic parts of a computer.

Приклад запитання: Read the text.In America, we celebrate many holidays during the year. I will tell you about three of my favourite holidays, when they occur, why they are important and how we celebrate them. These three holidays are the Fourth of July, Halloween, and Thanksgiving.On the Fourth of July, we celebrate the birthday of the United States. This holiday is not only called the Fourth of July, but also Independence Day. On July 4, 1776, the people of the American colonies declared their independence from England. Many people, including George Washington, helped the early Americans gain their freedom and independence. Today, Americans celebrate the Fourth of July in different ways. Many families gather to enjoy a special meal outdoors in the warm weather. Some families go to the beach to relax. Some families watch sports such as baseball. And all over America, people watch a beautiful show of fireworks. Another one of my favourite holidays is Halloween. We celebrate Halloween on the 31st of October. Children all over America love Halloween. They dress up in costumes, looking like ghosts and witches. They ask people for candy and other sweet things to eat. They go to parties and try to scare one another. Even adults love Halloween, because it is a time to dress in costume and pretend to be someone else.My third favourite holiday is Thanksgiving. We celebrate Thanksgiving on the last Thursday in November. Children do not go to school and adults do not go to work on this special day. Early Americans celebrated Thanksgiving to express their thanks for the fall harvest. Today, we celebrate Thanksgiving to take time to be thankful for all the wonderful things we have, such as family, food, good health and freedom. On Thanksgiving, families gather and enjoy a special meal of turkey, sweet potatoes, and pumpkin pie. In New York City, there is a special parade with music and dancing. Many Americans watch the Thanksgiving parade on television to make the day special. I have been to the parade and have enjoyed seeing how happy everyone is to celebrate this special day.Say if the statements are true or false.The Fourth of July is also called Independence Day.

Приклад запитання: Read and choose the correct answer.I. At any ocean beach you can see the water rise up toward high tide. Something is pulling the water up. We now know that the moon is doing the pulling. How can it pull? We call the pull gravitation. All matter everywhere pulls all other matter everywhere. The bigger the object, the greater the pull. The moon is big enough to pull the earth, and it pulls the water on the earth. The moon pulls the water facing the moon. When you see high tide, you know that the moon is pulling the water up.A. When you drop something, and it falls to the ground, it falls because of -

Приклад запитання: Read the text and choose the correct answer.I. Can we SEE that the earth is a globe? Yes, we can, when we watch a ship that sails out to sea. If we watch closely, we see the ship begin to disappear. The bottom of the ship disappears first, and then the ship seems to sink lower and lower, until we can only see the top of the ship, and then we see nothing at all. What is hiding the ship from us? It is the earth. Stick a pin most of the way into an orange, and slowly turn the orange away from you. You will see the pin disappear, just as a ship does on the earth.A. This story is mainly about -

Приклад запитання: We ______ to the cinema tonight. B: ______ to the cinema?

Приклад запитання: Which sentence would you use in the following situations?You`re approaching your friend`s house.You can see lights on in two rooms.

Приклад запитання: https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening/b1-listening/advice-examsThe teacher wants the students to …

Приклад запитання: We can eat out in .... in the UK

Приклад запитання: The money you received every month for your work is your ...

Приклад запитання: 1 Listen to the text. For each item (1—3) choose the correct variant (A, B, Cor D).1) The text tells about ...

Приклад запитання: 'My dad ran a marathon at the age of 65.' → She told me that her dad ___ a marathon at the age of 65.

Приклад запитання: The money you received every month for your work is your ...

Приклад запитання: He was too ____ to talk to anyone at the party so he left early and went home.

Приклад запитання: Choose the correct answer. The city of Baltimore became the biggest city in America where they stopped including sugary drinks in children's menus.

Приклад запитання: __ your relatives ___ in Poland or in Ukraine?

Приклад запитання: Margaret didn’t wear her shoes; she was barefoot. She ..... on a piece of broken glass and cut her foot.

Приклад запитання: Which sentence is correct?

Приклад запитання: Describe what is happening in the picture.Where do you think this boy is?How do you think this boy feels?Do you think the boy will shoot or pass the ball?What could happen next?

Приклад запитання: Read the text and do tasks. (The text appears only once)In Britain, a lot of people say that teenagers do not eat good food. Television chefs have tried to encourage teenagers and young people to eat better food; but still, lots of young people in Britain prefer a daily diet of hamburgers and other fast food. Freeway magazine asked some British teenagers for their opinion about "fast food". FREEWAY: People say that today's young people like nothing apart from "fast food"; do you think this is true? And what do you think of fast food?GORDON: I don't have anything against it, really! It's O.K! I mean, you hear people saying it's all junk food, but most of the time it tastes good. Though I wouldn't want to live off it all the time!DANNY: Yeah, if you mean hamburgers and whatever, there's nothing wrong with them. They're good food! They fill you up; and that's what food's supposed to do, isn't it? I mean there's meat, vegetables and bread and cheese; as far as I'm concerned, that's a pretty balanced diet.GORDON: Yeah, hamburgers are all right. I mean, my mum says it's all junk, but frankly I can't really see what makes it any different from the stuff she cooks. I mean bread's bread, isn't it, and steak's steak, as far as I'm concerned.KATHY: I tend to agree. Like, personally I'm not all that keen on hamburgers - they just make you fat - but ifyou go to a McDonald's or somewhere like that, you can get salads and things too....JO: Well yes, 'course you can, but that's not the point, is it? I mean the thing about junk food is that it's all deep frozen, it's never fresh....KATHY: What d'you mean? You can't get deep-frozen salads...JO: Well maybe not the salads... but the rest's all deep frozen industrial stuff.GORDON: But so is most of the food you get these days...JO: It isn't at all! What about all the organic stuff, and fresh meat and things like that.GORDON: Yes, OK... but who says it’s any better than deep frozen stuff?DANNY: It certainly doesn't taste better, and it's much more hassle.FREEWAY: Don't you eat fresh food at home then?DANNY: Yeah, of course, from time to time; but most of the time my mum does stuff out of the deep freeze. It's good!JO: what sort of stuff?DANNY: All sorts of stuff. Pizzas, fish fingers, lasagna, things like that.JO: You're not really suggesting that deep frozen pizza's as good as the real thing, are you? DANNY: What d'you mean 'the real thing'? Deep frozen pizza's perfectly real, and fine by me... once it's been heated up, I mean!KATHY: Anyway, who eats home-made pizza at home anyway? No-one does! D'you?JO: No, 'cos I'm a vegetarian!KATHY: That doesn't stop you eating pizza, does it?JO: It depends what kind of pizza it is, doesn't it? I mean I love a good vegetarian pizza.DANNY: D'you eat cheese then?JO: Yes, I'm not vegan.GORDON: I think you've got to be sensible about it really: like as I said, I like hamburgers, but I wouldn't want to go round eating them every day; and there's some things that are better than others, obviously. I mean, look at chicken nuggets f'r instance. People think they're eating meat, but they're 90% nugget and only 10% meat. I reckon things like that are a rip off; you're really being conned!JO: But it's the same with all junk food, isn't it?GORDON: What d'you know about it? You just said you were a veggie!JO: Yeah, I am now, but I didn't use to be! If you want to know, the reason I went vegetarian is because I got sick of tasteless junk food.DANNY: Maybe you ate the wrong stuff! Most of the things I eat are pretty tasty, to be quite honest!JO: Yeah, I'm sure they are! But it's all done with chemicals and flavourings, isn't it? You never know what you're eating!DANNY: So what, it's not poison, is it? You can kill yourself by eating poisonous mushrooms, can't you, and they're quite natural...GORDON: And organic....JO: Well look at mad cow disease...GORDON: Well that was an extreme case, wasn't it? An' anyway, how many people have caught it? About twenty! Probably as many as died from eating bad fruit.... WORDS:  conned: deceived, tricked - diet: what you eat - fine by me: good, in my opinion - frankly: honestly - junk: rubbish, very poor quality - hassle: trouble - I'm not all that keen on: I don't particularly like - mad cow disease: a fatal illness of cows, BSE - organic: natural, produced without chemicals - pretty: quite - rip off: a deception, very bad value for money - stuff: things - the point: the subject - vegan: someone who eats no animal products at all.The main idea of the first paragraph:

Приклад запитання: Choose two answers.We say the person is my soulmate when:

Приклад запитання: Kate likes anything.... : she particularly loves ice cream and chocolate.

Приклад запитання: Choose the correct answer :the way of writing a word