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Задание №6335.
Чтение. ЕГЭ по английскому

Прочитайте текст и заполните пропуски A — F частями предложений, обозначенными цифрами 1 — 7. Одна из частей в списке 1—7 лишняя.

‘Tune In, Turn On, and Drop Out’ was the motto of the hippie movement that grew partially out of young America’s disillusionment with the Vietnam War. Hippies were mainly white teenagers and young adults ___ (A).

The immediate precursor to the hippies was the so-called Beat Generation of the late 1950s. But where the intellectual beats tended to stay out of politics, the hippies were known as much for their political outspokenness ___ (B). Their opposition to the Vietnam War became one of the most significant aspects of the growing antiwar movement throughout the latter half of the 1960s.

To express their protests, and to ‘turn on’ others, the hippies used art, street theatre and particularly music. This culture reached its peak in the summer of 1967, when a concert in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park introduced the music of the hippies to a wider audience. The concert inspired thousands of young people around the country to head to San Francisco, ___ (C).

In the 60’s, hippies sought to free themselves from societal restrictions, choose their own way and find new meaning in life. This made hippies instantly recognizable to one another and served ___ (D).

Hippies often chose brightly coloured clothing. Much of hippie clothing was selfmade, and hippies often purchased their clothes from flea markets and second-hand shops. Natural and foreign accessories for both men and women included Native American jewellery, headbands and long beaded necklaces. Tie-dyeing was very fashionable ___ (E).

Hippie culture spread worldwide through a fusion of rock music, folk and blues. It also found expression in literature, fashion, and the visual arts, ___ (F).

Eventually the hippie movement extended far beyond the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, and appeared in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, Brazil and many other countries.

1. which were against the war and the government
2. who shared distrust towards traditional values and authority
3. some wearing flowers in their hair
4. including film, posters and album covers
5. as part of hippie style and still is today
6. as a visual symbol of their willingness to question authority
7. as for their long hair and colourful clothing

A B C D E F
           

Решение:
Пропуску A соответствует часть текста под номером 2.
Пропуску B соответствует часть текста под номером 7.
Пропуску C соответствует часть текста под номером 3.
Пропуску D соответствует часть текста под номером 6.
Пропуску E соответствует часть текста под номером 5.
Пропуску F соответствует часть текста под номером 4.

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Раздел !.ЧТЕНИЕ

1.1. Подумайте и ответьте на вопросы:

> Is the life of a modern teenager difficult or easy? Give your argu­ments.

> What problems can teenagers face?

> What are the most popular teenage activities?

> What teenage subcultures do you know? Would you like to join any of them? Why∕why not?

> Is it important for teenagers to follow fashion? Why∕why not?

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‘Tune In, Turn On, and Drop Out’ was the motto of the hippie movement that grew partially out of young America’s disillusionment with the Vietnam War. Hippies were mainly white teenagers and young adults A

The immediate precursor to the hippies was the so-called Beat Generation of the late 1950s. But where the intellectual beats tended to stay out of politics, the hippies were known as much for their politi­cal outspokenness B Their opposition to the

Vietnam War became one of the most significant aspects of the grow­ing antiwar movement throughout the latter half of the 1960s.

To express their protests, and to ‘turn on’ others, the hippies used art, street theatre and particularly music. This culture reached its peak in the summer of 1967, when a concert in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park introduced the music of the hippies to a wider audience. The concert inspired thousands of young people around the country to head to San Francisco, C

In the 60’s, hippies sought to free themselves from societal restric­tions, choose their own way and find new meaning in life. This made hippies instantly recognizable to one another and served D

Hippies often chose brightly coloured clothing. Much of hippie clothing was self-made, and hippies often purchased their clothes from flea markets and second-hand shops. Natural and foreign accessories for both men and women included Native American jewellery, head­bands and long beaded necklaces. Tie-dyeing was very fashionable E

Hippie culture spread worldwide through a fusion of rock music, folk and blues. It also found expression in literature, fashion, and the visual arts, F_________

Eventually the hippie movement extended far beyond the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, and appeared in Australia, Can­ada, New Zealand, Japan, Brazil and many other countries.

1. which were against the war and the government

2. who shared distrust towards traditional values and authority

3. some wearing flowers in their hair

4. including film, posters and album covers

5. as part of hippie style and still is today

6. as a visual symbol of their willingness to question authority

7. as for their long hair and colourful clothing

A

B

C

D

E

F

1.3. Выпишите из текста синонимы к следующим словам и слово­сочетаниям:

1. forerunner 6. tried

2. to not get involved in sth 7. limitations

3. подпись: 8. bought
9. mixture
10. expanded
Frankness

4. important

5. encouraged

1.4. Выразите свое мнение:> Have you ever heard about the hippie movement?

> What is your attitude to this subculture? Give your reasons.

> Are subcultures important for modern teenagers?

Why∕why not?

1.5. Прочитайте рассказ и выполните задания 1—7. В каждом за­дании обведите цифру 1, 2, 3 Или 4, Соответствующую вы­бранному вами варианту ответа. Перенесите ответы в таблицу.

Полезные советы:

/ При выборе ответа помните, что слова в правильном варианте не всегда совпадают со словами текста. Очень часто правильный ответ выражает идею текста другими словами.

*’Если вы затрудняетесь с выбором правильного ответа, попробуйте исключить неверные ответы. Обращайте вни­мание на детали, так как неверные ответы могут содер­жать иную грамматическую форму или слегка измененную информацию из текста.

Arriving home after her part-time job at Burger King, Lykesia Lilly planned to shoot some hoops. It was late afternoon on a Sun­day. Maybe she’d even play some one-on-one with her little nephew Adrian before supper. But when Lilly asked her sister where the boy was, her casual question was met with concern. “I was outside look­ing for him because his dad and I realized we hadn’t seen him in a while,’ recalls Adrian’s mother, Stephanie Crump. ‘He was supposed to be playing at a house down the street, but when we called, he wasn’t there.’

In their tiny, rural community of Burnsville, North Carolina, kids still run freely from yard to yard, popping in and out of single-story brick houses with tree-lined lawns. Even traffic poses little threat. The hamlet’s centre consists of a single blinking caution light and two stores. But on that sunny May afternoon, six-year-old Adrian Clark seemed to have simply vanished. Much of his close and extended family joined in a frantic search, combing the neighbourhood and the energetic first grader’s usual play spots.

Finally, they heard faint cries coming from below a mound of rocks piled on his grandmother’s lawn. ‘We could hear him, but we couldn’t see him,’ recalls Lilly. ‘It was like he was invisible.’ Fol­lowing his voice, they stumbled on an abandoned well covered with landscaping shale that had been forgotten for years. Somehow Adrian had pushed the slabs aside and slipped into the ragged hole in the ground. There, down the dark, narrow shaft, they saw him — a small figure 15 feet below, suspended over water. Exhausted and shivering, he’d been clinging to pieces of craggy rock and concrete for nearly an hour.

From the lip of the well, the family tried to reassure the child. But they had no idea how to get him out. The well was only 14 inches wide at the top, ‘the size of a five-gallon bucket,’ says Crump. ‘We realized none of the adults could fit through it.’ They lowered a long orange extension cord, but Adrian — who’d slipped into the murky, freezing water three times by now — was too afraid to let go of the wall to wrap the lifeline around himself.

Fighting hysteria, Crump made two calls to 911. One reached the local volunteer fire department, and the other, the Anson County EMS dispatcher, 13 miles away. But Crump still worried that Adrian would lose his grip before they got there. That’s when Lilly decided she had to go down — despite her inability to swim. ‘Everyone was panicking and crying, and I knew I couldn’t wait any longer,’ she recalls. ‘I just had to get my nephew.’

Crump and Adrian’s father, Dale Clark, lowered Lilly down the shaft as far as they could, then let go. The well got wider part of the way down, and she slid past her nephew and into the water below. Fortunately, Lilly instinctively pushed off the bottom, 12 feet under­water, and Surfacedjust under Adrian. ‘I got focused,’ she says. With the water Ieveljust under her nose, Lilly then bolstered her 100-pound nephew, who was shaking in his soaking clothes. With one arm, she grabbed the cord that Adrian’s father was dangling from above and tied it around Adrian’s waist. ‘I was pushing him and holding on with my legs while they were pulling,’ Lilly says. ‘Somehow they got him out. I believe God was with us that day.’

Lilly herself was pulled out just as the rescue squad arrived. Both Adrian and Lilly were taken to the hospital, where he was blanket­ed with heat packs to ward off hypothermia and she was treated for bruises and lacerations. County workers sealed the well for good a few days later.

The next week, Crump threw a surprise party to honour the gentle-natured teen, who in the past had expressed fear of even the tamer rides at a nearby amusement park. ‘I think, Lord, if my baby had drowned, if he hadn’t been able to hold on Crump says. ‘I can’t thank Lykesia enough.’ Now working in a day-care centre, Lilly is hoping for a scholarship to attend the University of North Carolina, where she wants to study forensics. ‘She’s more serious and responsible now,’ observes Crump. ‘I don’t think she knew she had it in her.’

Lilly and Adrian have been uniquely close since the rescue. ‘He reminds me all the time,’ she says fondly. ‘He’ll say, ‘Thank you, Aun­tie, for saving me.’ And he’ll hug me. Just out of the blue.

(Adapted from ‘Leaps of Faith’ by Joanna Powell)

1. Arriving home, Lykesia Lilly intended

1) to take some photographs.

2) to shoot a gun with her nephew.

3) to play with a hula hoop.

4) to play basketball.

2. Burnsville is

1) a hamlet with almost no traffic.

2) a tiny village with no shops.

3) a small town in North Carolina;

4) a city with dangerous traffic.

3. Finally the family found Adrian

1) in a pile on his grandmother’s lawn.

2) in a deep hole under the stones.

3) in the river deep below the ground.

4) behind a mound of rocks.

4. Lilly decided she had to go down to Adrian because

1) she could swim very well.

2) the rescuers could arrive too late.

3) everyone was crying for help.

4) подпись: 33There were no other volunteers.

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5. A few days later county workers

1) found a lot of goods in the well.

2) searched the well for goods.

3) closed the entrance of the well for ever.

4) fenced the well for good.

6. After the accident Lily

1) got a scholarship to attend the University of North Carolina.

2) sees less of her nephew.,

3) is as serious and responsible as she was before.

4) has changed for the better.

7. In the last paragraph ‘Just out of the blue’ means

1) heartily.

2) tightly.

3) unexpectedly.

4) energetically.

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2

3

4

5

6

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1.6. Выпишите из текста синонимы к следующим словам и слово­сочетаниям:

1.7. Выразите свое мнение:

> Do you consider Lykesia Lilly a courageous girl? Why∕why not?

> Would you act similarly if you were in the same situation? Why/ why not?

> Do you always help people when they are in trouble? Why∕why not?

Раздел 2. АУДИРОВАНИЕ

2.1. Подготовка к аудированию. Прочитайте утверждения A-G В задании 2.2 И подчеркните ключевые слова, определяющие различия между утверждениями.

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1.2. Вы услышите мнения 6 Подростков об идеальном друге. Ус­тановите соответствие между высказываниями каждого го­ворящего 1—6 и утверждениями, данными в списке A—G. Используйте каждое утверждение, обозначенное соответству­ющей буквой, только один раз. В задании есть одно лишнее утверждение. Вы услышите запись дважды. Занесите свои ответы в таблицу.

A. A perfect friend never gossips.

B. A friend in need is a friend indeed.

C. A perfect friend is not always ideal.

D. True friends always share everything with us.

E. A true friend will never abandon you.

F. A perfect friend is always honest.

G. A true friend is the greatest of all blessings.

Говорящий

1

2

3

4

5

6

Утверждение

1.3. Обсудите свои ответы с партнером:

> What helped you choose your answers?

> What was the most difficult answer for you? Why?

> Whose opinion do you agree with? Why?

Раздел 3. ГОВОРЕНИЕ

3.1. Прочитайте рекомендации к составлению диалога-обмена мнениями.

1. Цель диалога — обсудить с партнером предложенные ва­рианты решения коммуникативной задачи (опции) и принять совместное решение.

2. Во время подготовки к ответу продумайте аргументы «за» и «против» каждого пункта задания. Помните, что для ус­пешного ответа вы должны высказывать не только развернутые аргументы в пользу своего мнения, но также и контраргументы на мнение собеседника.

3. Вы должны начать диалог — ввести в ситуацию. Для этого вы можете использовать формулировку задания, перефразиро­вав её, и затем спросить мнение собеседника по этому вопросу.

4. Ваша задача — последовательно обсудить все предло­женные варианты и прийти к единому мнению. Время диалога ограниченно (3—4 минуты), однако не спешите переходить от одной опции к другой. Для успешного ответа вам надо по каж­дой опции сказать не менее 2 развернутых аргументов и выска­зать хотя бы один контраргумент.

5. Во время беседы будьте активны: предлагайте варианты и запрашивайте мнение собеседника. Как правило, собеседник высказывает точку зрения, противоположную вашей. Это отлич­ный повод возразить ему и высказать весомый контраргумент.

6. Следует помнить, что диалог предполагает соблюдение очередности реплик, поэтому после 2—3 предложений следует поинтересоваться мнением собеседника. При этом желательно использовать разнообразные вопросительные предложения.

7. Диалогическая речь предполагает знание и использо­вание разговорных формул и клише. Обязательно реагируйте на реплики собеседника, выражая согласие или несогласие, одобрение, сомнение или удивление. Если вы не согласны с собеседником, выражайте свое несогласие вежливо и коррект­но. Большое значение имеют также поддерживающие реплики типа I see, Oh yes, You are right.

8. А что делать, если вы не поняли собеседника? Не молчать, а стараться восстановить беседу. Для этого вы можете исполь­зовать следующие фразы: 7 Didn’t quite catch what you said. Could you explain what you mean?’Или ‘!Veil, would you say it again, please?’

9. He забудьте, что в конце беседы вы должны принять сов­местное решение, то есть выбрать одну из опций с учетом мнен ия собеседника. Помните, что собеседник, как правило, не согла­шается с вами, и вам надо его убедить принять вашу точку зре­ния. Есть и второй вариант: согласиться с мнением собеседника, но это надо сделать логично и аргументировано. Обязательно сформулируйте ваше совместное решение в конце диалога. Без данного решения задание не может считаться выполненным.

10. При оценивании диалога учитываются не только содер­жание и коммуникативность, но также и лексический запас, грам­матика и произношение, поэтому старайтесь не делать ошибок.

11. При составлении диалога вам будут полезны следующие фразы-клише. ‘

Expressing agreement

In general 1 quite agree…

I absolutely∕completely∕totally agree that…

I can’t but agree with you!

I am of the same opinion.

You’ve got a point.

I feel the same.

That’s how I feel too.

I’m with you there.

You’re quite right./That’s right.

Exactly!

In a way, you are right.

I partly agree with you.

I agree to a certain extent, but…

I wouldn’t say that.

I can see your point, but…

I see what you mean, but…

You could be right, but

I think…

That’s not true at all!

I’m sorry, but I can’t agree…

I don’t think that….

Not exactly!

On the contrary, …

Expressing likes∕dislikes

I really enjoy travelling.

Γm fond of collecting.

Γm keen on books by Tolkien.

Γm fascinated by London.

Expressing disagreement

I’m afraid I have to disagree (with)…

Γm captivated by the story line of this book.

Γm extremely interested in his­

I don’t really agree. Don’t you think…?

Tory.

I hate rap music.

3.2. Вы с другом хотите присоединиться к какой-нибудь молодеж­ной субкультуре. Обсудите с партнером возможные варианты и выберите тот, Который подходит вам обоим:

> punks

> hackers

> goths

> hippies

Время говорения 3—4 минуты.

3.3. Прочитайте вариант диалога. Выпишите в таблицу аргументы «за» и «против» для каждой субкультуры.

Option

Arguments ‘for’

Arguments ‘against’

Punks

Hackers

Goths

Hippies

,’

‘Why don’t we join some teenage subculture? It will help us to find new friends and to express our individuality.’

‘Well, it’s a good idea. But what subculture can we join?’

‘I Suggestjoining a group of punks because they are very unusual. With their brightly coloured spiked hair and shocking clothes punks really stand out of the crowd. Besides, Tm fond of their music. What do you think of it?’

‘As for me, I consider their music too aggressive and their lyrics often contain oppositional themes.’

‘Actually, they are opposed to the values, norms and materialism in our society and I agree with them.’

‘In my opinion, they rebel not only against the negative aspects of our society. They are full of hate and so they reject everything. I believe that teens shouldn’t be so violent.’

‘Perhaps, you are right. And what do you suggest?’

‘Let’s join a group of hackers. We are botlι fond of computers and hackers are the ‘wizards’ of the computer community. They can do things with them that seem ‘magical’. What is more, they are rather peaceful and they don’t protest against their parents and the soci­ety.’

‘I wouldn’t say that. Lots of hackers break into computers of banks and offices and steal money. In my opinion, they are all criminals. And don’t forget that if you use a computer for a long time, you be­come addicted to it. Computer addiction is very dangerous and can even lead to mental health problems. That’s why 1 wouldn’t like to join this group. What about joining a group of Goths?’

‘Goths? You mean these strange teens with startling white make-up, black lipstick and black hair. They are terrible!’

‘You see, Goths see the world as a dark place but they like it that way so they are rather peaceful. The members gather together to read Bram Stoker and talk about being vampires, and about the end of the world. I completely agree with their philosophy because our life is very difficult.’

‘As for me, Γm afraid of vampires and I don’t think that our world is a dark place. On the contrary, Γm sure that our life is chang­ing for the better. That’s why I picture our world as colourful and sunny rather than dark. Besides, I don’t feel like wearing dark clothes because they make me look older. I’d rather wear something bright and colourful.’

‘Then we’d better join a group of hippies. Γm sure you’ll like this subculture because they are not violent. Hippies believe in peace and one of their favourite sayings is ‘Make love, not war’.’

‘Yes, I know this subculture and Γm fond of their music. But I’ve heard that hippies are associated with drugs and I don’t want to become a drug addict.’

‘In a way, you are right. In the past hippies were also opposed to the normal standards of the society and used drugs to show their disagreement. But today hippies are more socially active. They set up environmental groups and join charity projects. They express their phi­losophy by dressing in unusual clothes and having long hair.’

T agree that we should join this subculture because it is very un­usual with its own style distinct from others. Another reason is that hippies want to change the world for the better. In my opinion, teens must not only criticise the society they live in but they should also think how to improve it.’

‘I completely agree with you. This is the best subculture for us.’

3.4. Работа с партнером. Вы с другом получили задание написать статью в школьную газету о проблемах современных подрост­ков. Обсудите с партнером возможные темы и выберите ту, которая нравится вам обоим:

> teens and d’rugs

> teenage subcultures

> teenagers at school

> computer addiction

Время говорения 3—4 минуты.

При составлении диалога вы можете использовать аргумен­ты «за» и «против», приведенные в таблице, или придумать свои собственные.

Option

Arguments Tor9

Arguments ‘against’

Teens and drugs

• This problem is important because drug addiction can cause serious health problems and eventually lead to death

• According to statistics, the number of drug addicts has doubled over the last twenty years.

• Thanks to our teachers everyone is already aware of the consequences of drug addiction.

• This topic is too much spoken about on TV.

• There are no drug addicts in our school so it is unlikely that this topic will be interesting to our students.

Teenage subcultures

• It’s always interesting to learn about different lifestyles, values and beliefs.

• There are students in our school that belong to different subcultures and they can give interviews to us.

• Not many teens join dif­ferent subcultures today, and other students are not interested in teenage subcultures.

• Some subcultures are rather aggressive and we may have problems after publishing our article.

Teenagers at school

• Teens have a lot of problems at school, for example, tea­chers are not always fair to students.

• Modern teenagers get too many home assignments so they are overloaded with ho­mework, which can be harm­ful to their health.

• Teacherscouldbeoffended if we wrote that they were unfair. As a result, teens will have more problems.

• I don’t think that we have too much homework. Many students don’t do homework at all.

Computer addiction

• Computer addiction is a problem of the new millennium. Teens spend all their free time playing computer games instead of walking or doing sports. • Almost all teens have a computer so this topic will interest everyone.

• We are getting more and more dependent on computers.

• Spending too much time in front of the computer is harmful to our health.

• Not all teenagers play computer games. Many teens work on computer using different application programs.

• Modern computers have LCD monitors, which are not harmful.

Раздел 4 ГРАММАТИКА И ЛЕКСИКА

ГРАММАТИКА

МЕСТОИМЕНИЯ

Перед выполнением упражнений изучите раздел
МЕСТОИМЕНИЯ В ГРАММАТИЧЕСКОМ СПРАВОЧНИКЕ.

4.1. Вставьте личные местоимения.

1. Who is that woman? Why are you looking at?

2. Do you know that man? I work with.

3. Γm talking to you. Please listen to.

4. These books are interesting. Do you want to look at?

5. He likes that camera. He’s going to buy.

6. Where are the tickets? I can’t find.

7. We’re going out. You can go with.

8. I don’t like dogs. Γm afraid of.

9. Where is he? 1 want to talk to.

10. These plums are bad. Don’t eat.

11. I want those pencils. Please give to.

12. They want the money. Please give to.

13. He wants the key. Please give to.

14. He never drinks milk. He doesn’t like.

15. I often go to the parties. like.

16. ‘Where are my glasses?’ ‘are on the table.’

17. Where’s Dan? I want to talk to.

18. We’re going shopping. Do you want to go with?

19. I want to see him but doesn’t want to see.

20. 1 don’t know those people. Do you know?

4.2. Вставьте притяжательные прилагательные или притяжатель­ные местоимения.

1. This book belongs to me. This is book.

2. The man put hand into pocket.

3. The cat ate_________ food.

4. She took out handkerchief and gave it to me.

5. My husband never wears glasses.

6. This is their car. The other car is too.

7. May I introduce to you one of colleagues?

8. There were a lot of people coming back from work.

9. Every season is beautiful in own way.

10. They would like a house of own.

11. I’ll try best, I promise.

12. Every country has own customs and traditions.

13. He cut finger this evening.

14. Lend me pen, I’ve lost.

15. They’re going to London with some students of.

16. This is not my pencil, is red.

17. I haven’t got a pen. Can you give me? .

18. Take off coat, please.

19. We went on holiday with some friends of.

20. Ann is married. husband works in a bank.

4.3. Вставьте возвратные местоимения.

1. She was very pleased with when she. got such a good

Job.

2. The winner looked very proud of.

3. She brought up her children by.

4. The cat is washing.

5. The children enjoyed when they visited Disneyland.

6. She decided to do all the cooking.

7. He was asked to behave at school.

8. Cats are very clean animals: they are always washing.

9. Doctors advised us that we have to exercise regularly in order to keep healthy.

10. In your problem is nothing to worry about.

11. She loves looking at in the mirror.

12. If you don’t behave, I shall put you all to bed early.

13. I don’t feel today. I don’t know what’s wrong with

Me.

14. The teacher tried to make understood but she failed to

Get the class to understand.

15. We painted the room.

4.4. Прочитайте письмо и преобразуйте местоимения, напечатан­ные заглавными буквами в конце строк, так, чтобы они грам­матически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполните пропуски полученными словами.

Dear Sally,

Thank you for your letter. It was great to hear from you again. Γm fine and 1 hope that you and (1) YOU Parents are fine too.

In your letter you ask me if anybody helps me with (2)Homework. Γve got a brother, but he thinks I Only about (3). My friend Jenny has got a broth — HE er too and he always helps Jenny with (4)home — SHE work. And she helps Mark to clean (5) room. HE That’s great when brothers and sisters help each other.

Well, we do a lot of homework because (6) WE Teachers are very strict and they want (7)to work WE hard. My parents think it is okay to have a lot of home­work. However, Jenny’s parents say that she needs some, free time so that she can play with (8)Friends. SHE They meet together every evening, go to the park and enjoy (9). So what can I do? THEY

подпись: bye. i hope to hear from you soon. love, ann

Anyway, thank you for (10)photo. I think YOU You look so sweet.

4.5. Вставьте указательные местоимения.

1. Fll never forget my holiday in London. was the holiday of a lifetime.

2. What are you doing Sunday?

3. Didn’t you just love striped trousers in the shop we just

Passed?

4. Mmm! is the best cake I’ve ever tasted!

5. Do you see boy over there? He’s my cousin.

6. Hello, is Mr Cook. Can I speak to Mr Brown, please?

7. tGuess what! Γm going to London!’ ‘Congratulations.

Is fantastic!’

8. were the days when we used to dance every night.

9. ‘belonged to my grandmother,’ said David as he slipped the ring onto Jane’s finger.

10. Don’t you think jeans suit me?

11. records you threw out were my original hits from the seventies!

12. ‘bike needs repairing.’ ‘is what I was trying to tell you.’

13. What do you think of dress Ann was wearing last night?

14. What’s you’re reading?

15. boys over there are my sons.

ЛЕКСИКА

СЛОВООБРАЗОВАНИЕ: ОТРИЦАТЕЛЬНЫЕ ПРЕФИКСЫ

Перед выполнением заданий изучите раздел
ПРЕФИКСЫ В ЛЕКСИЧЕСКОМ СПРАВОЧНИКЕ.

4.6. Образуйте антонимы от следующих слов и разбейте их по ка­тегориям.

Popular, trust, responsible, social, ability, literate, perfect, appro­priate, known, legal, different, regular, appear, polite, important, leg­ible, famous, agreement, usual, possible, dependent, honest, relevant, likely, visible, war, patient, advantage, logical, safe, finite, mature.

Префиксы

Un-

In-

Im-

Tl-

Ir

Dis-

Anti-

Антонимы

Unpopular

4.7. Преобразуйте слова в скобках, используя отрицательные пре­фиксы, так, чтобы они грамматически и лексически соответс­твовали содержанию предложений. Заполните пропуски полу­ченными словами. Переведите предложения на русский язык.

1. John does badly at school because he is very. (ATTENTIVE)

2. Everyone knows that smoking is. (HEALTHY)

3. Dr. Jackson shook his head in. He was clearly against this offer. (APPROVAL)

4. I didn’t like that shop because the staff were very. (HELPFUL)

5. We were pleasantly surprised as the tickets were rather. (EXPENSIVE)

6. If I were you, I wouldn’t do business with Jack. He is an extremely person. (ORGANIZED)

7. He forgave his son’s behaviour. (MATURE)

8. She felt cold and. (COMFORTABLE)

9. This medicine can have side effects. (DESIRABLE)

10. Critics say he has been weak and. (DECISIVE)

4.8. Прочитайте приведенный ниже текст. Преобразуйте слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами в конце строк, так, чтобы они грамматически и лексически соответствовали содержа­нию текста. Заполните пропуски полученными словами.

подпись: employ
likely
able social please capable
подпись: popular
possible
For those who do not wish to continue in full time education after school, one of the most difficult is­sues facing today’s adolescents is (1). In the current economic climate, jobs are few and it’s (2) to find employment for those who have limited experience and qualifications. (3)To get a job can often result in in­creased crime, drug addiction and (4)be­haviour. Although many teenagers are (5) With this situation, they are often (6) Of changing anything. The British Government is currently encouraging young people to learn (7)trades such as plumbing or cooking while also urging employers to offer apprenticeships to young adults, which was earlier (8)

This gives young people a goal in life and can be ef­fective in building self-esteem and ambition.

ФРАЗОВЫЕ ГЛАГОЛЫ ‘COME’ И ‘FALL’

4.9. Вставьте слова из рамки в предложения и переведите их на русский язык.

Across behind between for from in out up

1. She was twenty when she first fell love.

2. Mark has come___________ with a. new idea for our product.

3. My sister is falling with her school work.

4. Luca comes Italy.

5. If your friend comes you and your girlfriend, you’ll

Feel betrayed.

6. He fell Jane when they were together at a music camp.

7. I had fallen___________ with my parents.

8. Have you ever come such a horrible person in all your life?

БЛИЗКИЕ ПО ЗНАЧЕНИЮ СЛОВА

4.10. Вставьте слова из рамки в предложения и переведите их на русский язык. Глаголы необходимо поставить в нужную форму.

Suit fit match stare look skim scan alone lonely

1. Susanna quicklyAt herself in the mirror.

2. She gets .Now that all her friends have left the vil­lage.

3. This suit is the right size for you. It you perfectly.

4. I’ve only his letter; I haven’t read it carefully yet.

5. She must decide what to do. No one else can do it

For her.

6. Chuck sat quietly for hours into the distance, think­

Ing of what might have been.

7. Does this shirt these trousers?

8. Dave the horizon for any sign of the boat.

9. You should wear more red — it you.

ПРАКТИКА ЭКЗАМЕНАЦИОННЫХ ЗАДАНИЙ

4.11. Прочитайте приведенный ниже текст. Преобразуйте, если необходимо, слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами в кон­це строк, так, чтобы они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполните пропуски 1—7 полученными словами.

Полезные советы:

≠ Прежде чем начать заполнять пропуски, обязатель­но прочитайте весь рассказ, чтобы понять его основное содержание. Подсказка на выбор правильной граммати­ческой формы слова вовсе не обязательно находится — в самом предложении, а может быть, например, в преды­дущем предложении.

≠ Определите, какую часть речи следует преобразовать, и вспомните относящиеся к этой части речи правила.

SЕсли требуется поставить глагол в нужную форму, пре­жде всего, определите, в каком залоге (активном или пас­сивном) стоит сказуемое.

JОбязательно обратите внимание на тип предложения. Если перед глаголом стоит NOT, следует вспомнить, как образуется отрицательная форма сказуемого в требуе­мом времени.

Street Styles

подпись: have
think
cover
not follow
celebrity
not create
good
Many people, especially young people, wear things which express their ideas and feelings about life. If a boy (1) very short, almost shaven hair, people expect him to have right wing politics. But boys with very long hair (2)to have left wing politics. A boy who wears a leather jacket (3)in bits of metal will probably ride a motorbike. The rules of fashion are not as rigid as they once were and today’s teenagers (4) any particu­lar trend at all. But teens are very influenced by (5)and they have a desire to buy more luxurious items. Street styles (6)by the big fashion designers. In fact, the fashion de­signers often use ideas from street fashions. But some leaders of British fashion have enough ideas of their own. One of them is Jean Muir, whose designs made her one of the (7)de­signers.

4.12. Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 1—7. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 1—7, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Обведите номер выбранного вами варианта ответа.

I Полезные советы: г

X ≠ Если вы не знаете, какой ответ выбрать, попробуйте на — S $ чать исключать варианты, которые точно не подходят. J

I JЕсли вы все-таки не знаете, какой ответ является пра — $ 8 вильным, положитесь на свою интуицию и попытайтесь г х отгадать правильный ответ. На экзамене ни в коем случае Я $ не оставляйте пустую клетку в бланке ответов, так как за Я I пустые клетки баллов не начисляют! я

Waiting for Dad

Jake was walking home from school. It was a sunny autumn day.

He’d usually stamp on the (1)of leaves on the footpath to hear them crunch under his shoes. But today he ignored them. He was busy planning his project.

He was used to being home alone. That was because, three years ago, his dad had decided to go back to university, which meant his mum had had to go back to working (2). She did a lot of evening shifts because the money was better.

Jake walked up the stairs onto the veranda and stuck his hand in his pocket for the key but it wasn’t there! Frantically, he tried the front door, knowing it would be locked, then turned around and hurried back up the footpath to see if he could find his key. He walked up the road for two blocks, (3)the pavement.

It was no (4)looking for it; he could have dropped it anywhere. He turned around and went home. He checked his watch. It was four o’clock and his dad would be back by seven. Jake supposed he could read the book he’d borrowed (5)the school li­brary for his project. The book was really good with wonderful photos of soldiers.

An hour later he finished the book and felt like having a (6) but it didn’t feel right to sleep with nothing over you. So he covered his chest with the foot mat and the book was his pillow. When he woke up, the Miller sisters were standing over him, staring.

‘Why are you lying on the veranda with a foot mat over you?’ said Adele. ‘It’s (7)of your business’, Jake thought.

1.

1) piles

2) bundles

3) sacks

4) flocks

2.

1) long-time

2) half-time

3) full-time

4) peak-time

3.

1) staring

2) skimming

3) scanning

4) looking

4.

1) point

2) use

3) reason

4) aim

5.

1) of

2) at

3) from

4) in

6.

1) nap

2) dream

3) relax

4) snack

7.

1) nothing

2) not

3) neither

4) none

Раздел 5. ПИСЬМО

СОЧИНЕНИЕ-ВЫРАЖЕНИЕ СВОЕГО МНЕНИЯ

Перед выполнением заданий изучите РЕКОМЕНДАЦИИ
к составлению сочинения
(см. СПРАВОЧНИК ПО ПИСЬМУ)

5.1. Прочитайте экзаменационное задание и ответ на него. От­ветьте на вопросы и выполните задания после сочинения.

Comment on the following statement.

Some people believe that modern teenagers are really awful. However, most teenagers think that they are criticised for no reason.

What is your opinion? Do you agree that teens are really so bad? Write 200 — 250 words.

Use the following plan:

— make an introduction (state the problem)

— express your personal opinion and give reasons for it

— give arguments for the other point of view and explain why you don’t agree with it

— draw a conclusion

It is often believed that today’s teenagers are much ’ worse than they used to be in the past. However, are they ‘ really as bad as they are thought to be? ‘

In my opinion, teenagers are criticised for no reason. To ‘ start with, nowadays more teenagers leave school with good ‘ qualifications and go to universities than ever before. There <l are millions of young people who achieve great things and ‘ become successful. In addition, lots of teens do household <l chores or took after their younger siblings. More than that, (

ι a growing number of teenagers take part in different sports (

Competitions and win medals. (

Nevertheless, many adults criticise teens for having bad ‘

Habits like drinking or smoking. They also claim that modern ‘

Teenagers are cruel and aggressive. I do not think it is fair.

That all teenagers are being labelled as problem. Not every — .

One who is a teenager smokes, drinks or takes drugs. What.

Is more, very few of them think it is clever to go out and start (

Fighting. There are some rebellious teenage subcultures, but <

They are opposed to the materialism in the society. In fact, j

Most teens think about changing the world for the better. (

To sum up, I believe that the main reason for such unjust {

Attitude to teenagers is the generation gap. It is difficult for (

Adults to admit that teenagers have their own fashion, music (

And habits. Although not all teens are ideal, I am convinced (

That most of them are no worse than their parents. (

> How many paragraphs are there in the essay? What is the purpose of each paragraph?

> Find arguments in favour of the author’s opinion. How many have you found?

> Find arguments for the other point of view. Whose point of view is this?

> Is the language of the essay formal or informal? Give examples. >Underline linking words used in the essay.

>, What words can you use instead of ‘In my opinion’?

5.2. Прочитайте экзаменационное задание.

Comment on the following statement.

Lots of teens believe that it’s important to look nice. However, adults often think that young people pay too much attention to their appearance and fashion.

What is your opinion? Do you care what you wear?

Write 200 — 250 words.

Use the following plan:

— make an introduction (state the problem)

— express your personal opinion and give reasons for it

— give arguments for the other point of view and explain why you don’t agree with it

— draw a conclusion

You have 40 minutes to do this task.

5.3. Спланируйте свой ответ.

>Определите свою точку зрения и постарайтесь найти как можно больше аргументов в её поддержку.

>Какие аргументы можно придумать в защиту противопо­ложной точки зрения?

>Как можно перефразировать тему сочинения? Постарай­тесь найти синонимы к словам темы.

>Как вы закончите своё сочинение? Не забудьте учесть в вы­воде противоположную точку зрения.

>Подберите нужные слова-связки.

5.4. Теперь напишите сочинение.

Убедитесь, что вы:

≠ разбили сочинение на 4 абзаца

JИспользовали формальный язык

JИспользовали слова-связки как в начале, так и внутри абза­цев

≠ во введении перефразировали тему сочинения

≠ в 2 абзаце привели не менее двух развернутых аргументов в пользу своей точки зрения

/ в 3 абзаце сослались на мнение других людей и сказали, почему вы с ним не согласны

≠ в заключении сделали общий вывод и окончательно сфор­мулировали свою точку зрения

JПроверили грамматику, орфографию и пунктуацию

JУложились в заданный объем 200—250 слов

5.5. Поменяйтесь сочинениями с партнером. Проверьте сочинения и поставьте друг другу баллы, используя схему и бланк оцени­вания сочинения (см. СПРАВОЧНИК ПО ПИСЬМУ).

Задание 11 направлено на проверку понимания структурно-смысловых связей. Это средний по объёму текст, в котором пропущены части предложений. Всего в тексте 6 пропусков. Ученику предлагается на выбор 7 возможных фрагментов предложений, один из которых — лишний. Задача экзаменуемого — подобрать к каждому пропуску фрагмент предложения, соответствующий тексту как по содержанию, так и по грамматической структуре. За каждое правильно установленное соответствие (т.е. за каждый правильно подобранный фрагмент) учащийся получает 1 балл. Максимально возможное количество первичных баллов за это задание — 6.

Пропуски в тексте обозначаются буквами А-G, а предлагаемые для выбора фрагменты предложений — цифрами 1-7. Под заданием есть табличка, в которую экзаменуемый записывает предварительные ответы.

По окончании выполнения этого задания следует перенести свои ответы в бланк ответов № 1 в окошко для задания 11. Не забудьте, что вы должны записать последовательность из 6 цифр без пробелов и знаков препинания.

РЕКОМЕНДАЦИИ К ВЫПОЛНЕНИЮ ЗАДАНИЯ 11

• Проанализируйте грамматическую структуру каждого фрагмента 1-7, подчеркните слова, определяющие структурно-смысловую взаимосвязь фрагмента с остальным текстом. Прежде всего к таким словам относятся местоимения, союзы, глаголы.

• Быстро прочитайте весь текст, чтобы понять его основное содержание.

• Прочитайте внимательно текст вокруг каждого пропуска, обращая особое внимание на местоимения, грамматические формы глаголов и запятые. Подумайте, какой части предложения не хватает.

• Выберите из списка фрагментов тот, который грамматически подходит к данному пропуску. Если таких фрагментов несколько, подберите тот, который ближе всего по смыслу. Помните, что среди предложенных фрагментов будут такие, которые могут соответствовать пропуску по грамматической структуре, отличаясь при этом по значению, либо быть похожими по значению, но различаться по структуре.

• После того, как вы заполните все пропуски, убедитесь, что оставшийся вариант не подходит ни к одному пропуску. Если такой уверенности нет, возможно, вы где-то допустили ошибку, и следует ещё раз проверить все ответы.

• Вновь прочитайте весь текст и убедитесь, что дополненные предложения подходят по смыслу.

• Рекомендуемое время на выполнение этого задания — 8 мин.

Для успешной подготовки к выполнению задания 11 рекомендуется изучить структурно-смысловые связи внутри различных типов предложений (см. Краткий справочник по синтаксису). Это поможет определить, какой части предложения не хватает.

КРАТКИЙ СПРАВОЧНИК ПО СИНТАКСИСУ: СТРУКТУРА ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ

Сложные предложения

Сложным называется предложение, состоящее из двух и более простых предложений, объединённых в одно целое по смыслу и интонационно. Простые предложения, составляющие сложное, могут соединяться либо при помощи союзов, либо без них, причём в обоих случаях они выделяются интонационными паузами.

Сложные предложения бывают двух типов: сложносочинённые и сложноподчинённые.

Сложносочинённые предложения

Сложносочинённое предложение состоит из простых предложений, не зависящих друг от друга.

Два или несколько простых предложений объединяются в сложносочинённое при помощи сочинительных союзов. Наиболее употребительны сочинительные союзы: соединительные, противительные, разделительные.

Союзы

Примеры

Соединительные:

and — и

as well as — а также

not only… but also… — не только…, но и…

She didn’t speak to anyone and nobody spoke to her.

The organization gives help and support to people in need, as well as it raises money for local charities.

Shakespeare was not only an outstanding writer but he was also a talented actor.

Противительные:

but — но, а, да

and — a

yet — однако, но

They rushed to the hospital, but they were too late.

I went to bed, and my brother went to watch TV.

Kelly was a convicted criminal, yet many people admired him.

Разделительные:

or — или

either… or… — или… или…

I have to defend myself or he’ll kill me.

Either you’ll change your mind, or we’ll go without you.

Как и в русском языке, английские простые предложения могут объединяться в сложные и без союзов. Однако в этом случае они отделяются точкой с запятой:

The events we experience are less important than the meaning we give to them; life is about meaning, not experience.

Сложноподчинённые предложения

Сложноподчинённым называется предложение, состоящее из двух или более зависимых друг от друга предложений. Сложноподчинённые предложения состоят из главного предложения, имеющего значение самостоятельного утверждения, и придаточного предложения, которое поясняет главное. Придаточные предложения выполняют в сложном предложении функцию одного из членов предложения и отвечают на те же вопросы, что и соответствующие им члены простого предложения.

Виды придаточных предложений

Примеры

Подлежащие

Where she works is not important.

What upset me most was his rudeness.

Предикативные (сказуемые)

The question is whether they will vote for us.

The trouble is that I don’t know his phone number.

Дополнительные

I don’t know whether she will join us tomorrow.

I thought (that) you were right.

Определительные

• ограничительные определительные:

That’s the girl who is going out with John.

• описательные определительные:

My brother Jim, who lives in London, is a doctor.

Обстоятельственные

• придаточные времени:

We’ll go out when it stops raining.

I’ll come as soon as I finish.

• придаточные места:

She was standing exactly where you are standing now.

I’ve hidden the money where no one will find it.

• придаточные причины:

We didn’t enjoy the day because the weather was so awful.

As it was getting late, I turned around to start for home.

• придаточные следствия:

I was feeling hungry, so I made myself a sandwich.

The gravestones were covered with moss that is why it was impossible to read the names on them.

• придаточные образа действия и сравнения:

Mrs Crump looked as if she was going to explode.

Helen comes to visit me as often as she can.

• придаточные уступительные:

You can copy down my answers, although I’m not sure they’re right.

No matter how much she ate, she didn’t get fat.

• придаточные цели:

The teacher gave us the textbook in order that we might learn the rule.

He lowered his voice so that Doris couldn’t hear.

• придаточные условия:

If we don’t hurry, we’ll be late.

You won’t pass the exam unless you work harder.

Придаточные определительные предложения выполняют в предложении функцию определения и отвечают на вопрос “какой?”. Они соединяются с главным предложением союзными словами, местоимениями или наречиями.

Относительное местоимение/наречие

Перевод/употребление

Примеры

who

который (для людей)

There’s the man who stole my bag!

whom

“который” в косвенных падежах (для людей в формальном стиле и после предлогов)

All students whom the Headmistress has invited must come at 5 pm.

That’s the man to whom I gave the money.

which

который (для вещей)

Have you got the book which I lent you?

that

который (для людей, вещей, времени и места)

This is the bike that I got for my birthday.

The school that my mum went to was very traditional.

whose

чей (для принадлежности)

Tony, whose father is a lawyer, is in trouble with the police.

when

когда (для времени)

I remember the day when the war began.

where

где (для места)

The resort where we spent our holidays was great!

why

почему (для причины)

That’s the reason why he’s always late.

Существует два вида придаточных определительных предложений: ограничительные и описательные.

Ограничительное определительное предложение:

• идентифицирует член предложения, к которому оно относится, сообщая о нём существенную информацию, без которой предложение теряет смысл;

• не отделяется запятой/запятыми от главного предложения.

В нём можно употреблять that вместо who или which (менее формально).

В таком предложении можно опускать относительное местоимение/наречие, если оно не является подлежащим придаточного предложения:

Those are the books which/that I told you about yesterday.

Those are the books I told you about yesterday.

Описательное определительное предложение:

• описывает член предложения, к которому оно относится, сообщая о нём дополнительную информацию, которую можно опустить без ущерба для смысла главного предложения;

• отделяется запятой/запятыми от главного предложения.

В таком предложении нельзя употреблять that вместо who или which и нельзя опускать относительное местоимение/наречие:

Bill Gates, who started Microsoft, is now a very rich man.

Heskey passed the ball to Owen, who scored a magnificent goal.

Эмфатические конструкции в предложении

Эмфатическая конструкция It + is/was + he/she … who/that…

Эта конструкция употребляется, когда мы хотим сфокусировать внимание на объекте. На русский язык конструкция переводится словосочетанием:

именно + объект … или Не кто иной, как/не что иное, как + объект …:

It was Peter who told me about that. — Не кто иной, как Пётр рассказал мне об этом.

All the Redgrave family are gifted actors. But it is Vanessa who has made the greatest impact in the world of feature films. — Все члены семьи Рэдгрейв — талантливые актеры. Но именно Ванесса оказала наибольшее влияние в мире художественных фильмов.

It was only in January that I got the test results. — Я получил результаты тестов только в январе.

Инверсия

В некоторых случаях для эмоционального усиления используется вопросительный порядок слов — инверсия. Предложения с инверсией начинаются со следующих слов исловосочетаний: hardly, barely, scarcely, never, no sooner, only then/after, not only, rarely, seldom, little, under no circumstances, at no time, not until и т. д.:

Hardly/barely/scarcely had we set out when it started raining!

No sooner had the burglar left the house than he was arrested.

Only then/Only after her death did he realize how he loved her.

Not only do the nurses want a pay increase, but they want reduced hours as well.

Rarely/seldom do we get letters from her!

Little did I know/realize that my life was about to change.

Under no circumstances should you leave your child alone in the house!

At no time was the company informed.

Not until we got home did we remember that we had left the keys in the office.

ОБРАЗЦЫ ЗАДАНИЯ 11 В ФОРМАТЕ ЕГЭ

5. Прочитайте текст и заполните пропуски A-F частями предложений, обозначенными цифрами 1-7. Одна из частей в списке 1-7 лишняя. Занесите цифру, обозначающую соответствующую часть предложения, в таблицу.

Every invention has an official birth date. For the Cube this date is 1974 A ____________. The inventor’s name is now a household word, Rubik’s Cube.

Although 1974 marks the appearance of the Cube, the processes that led to the invention began a few years earlier. At the time, Erno Rubik was a lecturer at the Academy of Applied Arts and Crafts in Budapest.

In the course of his teaching, Erno Rubik preferred to communicate his ideas by the use of actual models, made from wood or plastic, B ____________. When the Cube was completed, Erno Rubik demonstrated it to his students and let some of his friends play with it. The effect was instantaneous. Once somebody laid his hands on the Cube, C ____________! The compulsive interest of friends and students in the Cube caught its creator completely by surprise and it was months before any thought was given to the possibility of producing it on an industrial scale.

During 1978, the Cube began to make its way through the hands of fascinated youths into homes and schools D ____________. The challenge of trying to master the Cube seemed to have a mesmeric effect on an amazing variety of individuals. Grandmothers, bank managers, pilots and librarians could be seen working away at their Cubes at any hour of the day. But it was the young, schoolboys and students, E ____________. Now the Cube is part of a family of puzzles and games which bear the stamp of the genius who created the greatest three dimensional puzzle the world has ever known.

Erno Rubik has not changed much over the years. Working closely with Seven Towns, he is still deeply engaged in creating new games and puzzles, and remains one of the principal beneficiaries of F ____________.

1. it was difficult to get it back

2. which was the first step on the long road that led finally to the Cube

3. who proved most adept at solving the puzzle

4. where it was finally rejected

5. what proved to be a spectacularly successful invention

6. when the first working prototype came into being

7. without any promotion or publicity

A

B

C

D

E

F

6. Прочитайте текст и заполните пропуски A-F частями предложений, обозначенными цифрами 1-7. Одна из частей в списке 1-7 лишняя. Занесите цифру, обозначающую соответствующую часть предложения, в таблицу.

As the saying goes … ‘water, water, everywhere’. Well, how much water is there; where is this water; how does it move around?

It’s hard to imagine what it’s like to not have clean water to drink. Water is not evenly divided around the world. Some places have lots and others have very little. Water supply is a big problem in some countries. Some people in Africa carry water from a hole A ____________. This water source might not even be in their town and they will have to travel to get it. Some kids wrote about how they have dirty water at their school and sometimes kids get sick from drinking it. We wonder В ____________.

We thought that the United States didn’t have any of those problems but we were wrong. Appalachia, in the southern part of the United States, has some homes C ____________.

In Arizona, the Central Arizona Project gets water piped in from the Colorado River. This is a problem for the places that used to get most of the Colorado River water D ____________. There are rules about how much water can be taken out of rivers. Some rivers in the West have reached that limit. There are ‘water wars’ where people argue over E ____________.

The problem of water supply keeps a lot of people looking for new ways to use water better. Every time we use it, we take water away from the Earth. We know how it flows on the surface and underground F ____________. In the past few years, many households have been using rain barrels attached to the downspout of their gutters to store and use rain water for the lawn and garden. If we don’t spend that extra five minutes in the shower, or run the water when we brush our teeth, we can make a difference!

1. who has the right to use the water

2. which provide people with most of the water

3. that is bored or dug into the ground

4. that still don’t have running water

5. until it gets to us

6. what we can do about this

7. because they can’t get as much now

A

B

C

D

E

F

7. Прочитайте текст и заполните пропуски A-F частями предложений, обозначенными цифрами 1-7. Одна из частей в списке 1-7 лишняя. Занесите цифру, обозначающую соответствующую часть предложения, в таблицу.

‘Tune In, Turn On, and Drop Out’ was the motto of the hippie movement that grew out of people’s disillusionment with the Vietnam War. Hippies were mainly white teenagers and young adults A ____________.

The immediate precursor to the hippies was the so-called Beat Generation of the late 1950s. But where the intellectual beats tended to stay out of politics, the hippies were known as much for their political outspokenness B ____________. Their opposition to the Vietnam War became one of the most significant aspects of the growing antiwar movement in the second half of the 1960s.

To express their protests, and to ‘turn on’ others, the hippies used art, street theatre and music. This culture reached its peak in the summer of 1967, when a concert in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park introduced the music of the hippies to a wider audience. The concert inspired thousands of young people around the country to head for San Francisco, C ____________.

In the 60’s, hippies sought to free themselves from societal restrictions, choose their own way and find new meaning in life. This made hippies instantly recognizable to one another and served D ____________.

Hippies often chose brightly coloured clothing. Much of hippie clothing was self-made, and hippies often purchased their clothes from flea markets and second-hand shops. Tiedyeing was very fashionable E ____________.

Hippie culture spread worldwide through a fusion of rock music, folk and blues. It also found expression in literature, fashion, and the visual arts, F ____________.___

Eventually the hippie movement extended far beyond the USA and appeared in the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many other countries.

1. which were against the war and the government

2. who shared distrust towards traditional values and authority

3. some wearing flowers in their hair

4. including film, posters and album covers

5. as part of hippie style and still is today

6. as a visual symbol of their willingness to question authority

7. as for their long hair and colourful clothing

A

B

C

D

E

F

8. Прочитайте текст и заполните пропуски A-F частями предложений, обозначенными цифрами 1-7. Одна из частей в списке 1-7 лишняя. Занесите цифру, обозначающую соответствующую часть предложения, в таблицу.

When you mention the name ‘Hovercraft’ most people think of a helicopter. If someone sees one from the river bank, the term ‘airboat’ comes to their mind because most people are not quite sure A ____________. Few people know of the personal sized hovercrafts B ____________.

A hovercraft is a vehicle, designed to travel over any smooth surface. Hovercrafts are unique among all forms of transportation in their ability to travel equally well over land, ice, and water C ____________. That is why they are used throughout the world as a means of specialized transport D ____________. Hovercrafts can be powered by one or more engines. The engine drives the fan, which is responsible for creating high pressure air. The air inflates the ‘skirt’ under the vehicle, causing it to rise above the ground.

The Hovercraft Museum, located in Hampshire, houses the world’s largest library of documents, publications, photographs and drawings on hovercrafts, E ____________. The museum also contains a large collection of original manufacturer’s hovercraft models including the world’s first working hovercraft model built by Christopher Cockerell.

Cockerell’s idea was to build a vehicle floating on a layer of air, F ____________. To test his hypothesis, he put one smaller can inside a larger can and used a hairdryer to blow air into them. Christopher Cockerell was knighted for his achievement in 1969.

Hovercrafts have now become much larger, more efficient and are in widespread use all over the world.

1. all of which are available for research

2. where there is the need to travel over multiple types of surfaces

3. what they are looking at

4. which would reduce friction between the water and vehicle

5. so as to entertain the general public

6. that are used worldwide for recreation, racing and rescue

7. because they are supported by a cushion of air

A

B

C

D

E

F

«Turn on, tune in, drop out» is a counterculture-era phrase popularized by Timothy Leary in 1966. In 1967, Leary spoke at the Human Be-In, a gathering of 30,000 hippies in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco and phrased the famous words, «Turn on, tune in, drop out». It was also the title of his spoken word album recorded in 1966. On this lengthy album, Leary can be heard speaking in a monotone soft voice on his views about the world and humanity, describing nature, Indian symbols, «the meaning of inner life», the LSD experience, peace, and many other issues.

History of the phraseEdit

In a 1988 interview with Neil Strauss, Leary said the slogan was «given to him» by Marshall McLuhan during a lunch in New York City. Leary added McLuhan «was very much-interested in ideas and marketing, and he started singing something like, ‘Psychedelics hit the spot / Five hundred micrograms, that’s a lot,’ to the tune of a Pepsi commercial of the time. Then he started going, ‘Tune in, turn on, and drop out.«[1] The phrase was used by Leary in a speech he delivered at the opening of a press conference in New York City on September 19, 1966. It urged people to embrace cultural changes through the use of psychedelics by detaching from the existing conventions and hierarchies in society. It was also the motto of his League for Spiritual Discovery.[2]

In his speech, Leary said:

Like every great religion, we seek to find the divinity within and to express this revelation in a life of glorification and the worship of God. These ancient goals we define in the metaphor of the present—turn on, tune in, drop out.[3]

Leary explains in his 1983 autobiography Flashbacks:

«Turn on» meant go within to activate your neural and genetic equipment. Become sensitive to the many and various levels of consciousness and the specific triggers engaging them. Drugs were one way to accomplish this end. «Tune in» meant interact harmoniously with the world around you—externalize, materialize, express your new internal perspectives. «Drop out» suggested an active, selective, graceful process of detachment from involuntary or unconscious commitments. «Drop Out» meant self-reliance, a discovery of one’s singularity, a commitment to mobility, choice, and change. Unhappily, my explanations of this sequence of personal development are often misinterpreted to mean «Get stoned and abandon all constructive activity».[4]

Turn on, Tune in, Drop out is also the title of a book (ISBN 1-57951-009-4) of essays by Timothy Leary, covering topics ranging from religion, education, and politics to Aldous Huxley, neurology, and psychedelic drugs.

In 1967, Leary (during the salon known as the Houseboat Summit) announced his agreement with a new ordering of the phrase as he said, «I would agree to change the slogan to ‘Drop out. Turn on. Drop in.'»[5]

By the early 1980s, while on a speaking tour with G. Gordon Liddy, the phrase had transformed to «turn on, tune in, take over[6]

During his last decade, Leary proclaimed the «PC is the LSD of the 1990s» and re-worked the phrase into «turn on, boot up, jack in» to suggest joining the cyberdelic counterculture.[7]

See alsoEdit

  • Eight-circuit model of consciousness

ReferencesEdit

  1. ^ Strauss, Neil. Everyone Loves You When You’re Dead: Journeys into Fame and Madness. New York: HarperCollins, 2011, p. 337–38
  2. ^ Ray, Oakley (1983). Drugs, Society, & Human Behavior (3rd ed.). St. Louis: Mosby. p. 382. ISBN 080164092X.
  3. ^ «Transcript». American Experience documentary on the Summer of Love. PBS and WGBH. 2007-03-14.
  4. ^ Timothy Leary, Flashbacks: A Personal and Cultural History of an Era pg. 253,
  5. ^ Hagerty, Lorenzo (1967). «Psychedelic Salon 193-WattsLearyHsbtSumit67». Retrieved 2012-02-02.
  6. ^ Molenoar, David (November 18, 1982). «Guru Debates Macho Burglar». Kalamazoo News. pp. 1, 5. Retrieved 2022-03-09.
  7. ^ Ruthofer, Arno (1997). «Think for Yourself; Question Authority». Archived from the original on 2006-11-23. Retrieved 2007-02-02.

Turn on, tune in, drop out

 
«Turn on, tune in, drop out» is a counterculture phrase coined by Timothy Leary in the 1960s. The phrase came to him in the shower one day after Marshall McLuhan suggested to Leary that he come up with «something snappy» to promote the benefits of LSD. It is an excerpt from a prepared speech he delivered at the opening of a press conference in New York City on September 19, 1966. This phrase urged people to initiate cultural changes through the use of psychedelics and by detaching themselves from the existing conventions and hierarchies in society. The phrase was derided by more conservative critics.

The phrase is derived from this part of Leary’s speech: «Like every great religion of the past we seek to find the divinity within and to express this revelation in a life of glorification and the worship of God. These ancient goals we define in the metaphor of the present — turn on, tune in, drop out.»

Leary later explained in his 1983 autobiography Flashbacks:

«‘Turn on’ meant go within to activate your neural and genetic equipment. Become sensitive to the many and various levels of consciousness and the specific triggers that engage them. Drugs were one way to accomplish this end. ‘Tune in’ meant interact harmoniously with the world around you — externalize, materialize, express your new internal perspectives. Drop out suggested an elective, selective, graceful process of detachment from involuntary or unconscious commitments. ‘Drop Out’ meant self-reliance, a discovery of one’s singularity, a commitment to mobility, choice, and change. Unhappily my explanations of this sequence of personal development were often misinterpreted to mean ‘Get stoned and abandon all constructive activity.'»

Turn on, tune in, drop out is also the title of a book (ISBN 1-57951-009-4) of essays by Timothy Leary, covering topics ranging from religion, education and politics to Aldous Huxley, neurology and psychedelic drugs.

A common misunderstanding of the phrase, by people not familiar with the context in which it was first said, is that ‘turn on, tune in, drop out’ refers to ‘turn on to drugs, tune in to the counterculture, and drop out of job/society/school’, i.e. (to become a ‘waster’, a ‘slacker’).

Additional recommended knowledge

Contents

  • 1 References in music
  • 2 Fashion
  • 3 Other references in popular culture
  • 4 See also

References in music

  • Psychic TV — Tune In, Turn On
  • Gil Scott-Heron — The Revolution Will Not Be Televised («plug in, turn on and cop out»)
  • Infected Mushroom — Drop Out («you tend to, tune in, and you drop out»)
  • Freakpower — «Turn On, Tune In, Cop Out» (1993)
  • Hair (musical)-«Manchester England, England» («Now that I’ve dropped out/why is life dreary dreary?/Answer my weary query/Timothy Leary, Dearie») and later in «The Flesh Failures» «Singing our space songs on a spider web sitar/Life is around you and in you/Answer for Timothy Leary, Deary»
  • Dog Fashion Disco — The Acid Memoirs («Tuning in and dropping out/Dancing buddhas twist and shout»)
  • Edwin McCain — I’ll Be («I’ve dropped out / burned up / fought my way back from the dead / Tuned in / turned on / remembered the things you said»)
  • The Sisters of Mercy — Black Planet («Tune in / turn on / burn out in the acid rain»)
  • Carcass — Ever Increasing Circles («Over and over again, and over again…/ Turn on, tune in, drop out / Out of tune, dropped in, turned off..»)
  • Strawberry Alarm Clock — Incense and Peppermints («Turn on, tune in, turn your eyes around»)
  • Morcheeba — Trigger Hippie («Tune in, drop out of love»)
  • Dead Kennedys — A Growing Boy Needs His Lunch («Turn on, Tune in, Cop out, Drop kick, Tune in, Tune out»)
  • Ghost — Tune In, Turn On, Free Tibet — Title of one of their albums.
  • D-Mob — We Call it Acieed
  • Brooklyn Uk — Motown Literacy («You’ve gotta tune in, gotta turn on, gotta write your own favorite song»)
  • Foetus (band) — Di-1-9026 («Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out»)
  • Cristian Vogel — Song entitled «Turn On, Tune In, Drown Out»
  • The Charlie Daniels Band — Song titled «The Summer of ’68» contains the lyrics «turning on and dropping out, just ain’t what life is all about.»
  • The phrase was adapted by The Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown in the press conference preceding their Spike Island concert, in the form of «turn on, tune in, don’t drop out.»
  • 120 days — Norwegian electro-rock band has released a single called Come on, (come down, fade out, be gone)
  • River Phoenix — Coma («coma, here I am, coma, turn me on, coma, tune me in, coma, drop me out»)
  • Junction Green — Basidi0carp («Come sit in-tune, fall right on home, fly out»)
  • Rue Morgue Radio — Rue Morgue Magazine’s online radio station (Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead)
  • Aesop Rock — The Greatest Pac-Man Victory In History («Wake. Drop. Walk to Aquarium.»)
  • Obsessive — Tune in, Turn out
  • Sleep — «Dopesmoker»/»Jerusalem» («Drop out of life with bong in hand.»)
  • Threshold (band) — «Turn On Tune In» from the Album «Hypothetical»
  • True Live — lyrics «turn on, tune in, drop out, weekly» from the song TV
  • The Godz — psychedelic, punk, antifolk band of 1960s and 70s. «Turn On» track 1 on «Contact with the High Godz»
  • Hideki Naganuma — «Rock It On» from the Jet Set Radio soundtrack («Tune in, turn on, drop out»).
  • Alabama 3 — «Disneyland is Burning»
  • Eddie Izzard — cover of the Beatles’ «Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite» which was used in the movie 2007 movie Across the Universe (Tune in, turn on, drop out, drop in, switch off, switch on, and explode)
  • The phrase is sampled in Drop Target by Logic Bomb
  • Static-X — «Fix» («Tune it in, chill out, drop dead, I need a fix»)
  • The Who — «The Seeker» («I asked Bobby Dylan. I asked The Beatles. I asked Timothy Leary. But he couldn’t help me either.»)

Fashion

  • Juicy Couture released a men’s track jacket with the phrase, «Tune In, Turn On, Drop Dead», which appears to pay homage to Leary’s phrase.

Other references in popular culture

  • On the cover of Mad Magazine #118 (April 1968), Alfred E. Neuman is shown dressed as a hippie with the words «Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead» circling psychedelically above his head.
  • A similar name to this phrase was used as the name of a mission in the video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. The name of the mission is «Turn On, Tune In, Bug Out.» This is because in the mission you have bugs in all of your places.
  • Referenced in Newsweek of September 17, 2007: «While others in her generation were turning on, tuning in and dropping out, she was running for student body president…»
  • Provided the title to academic thesis Tune In, Turn On, Go Punk [1], exploring links between American hippie and punk counterculture circa 1965-1985.
  • Mentioned by Maximillian Arturo in an episode of Sliders, in which they land on a Parallel Earth in which America is still in the mindset of the 1960s.

See also

  • 8-Circuit Model of Consciousness

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