1 Read the text. Write the paragraph titles. Safety at sea Sen Rescue Charity Safety on the beach Disaster…

Swimming competition

19 Jane was upset after she finished the regional swimming competition. She had practised every day for several months, but despite all her hard work, she finished in ______________________TWO place.

20 She tried not to be too disappointed about it, but at her swimming practice the other day she______________________ SWIM her fastest time ever which had made her really hopeful of winning the competition this time.

21 Her father tried to make her feel better. “There are plenty of other swimming competitions to win. Just keep practising and one day you______________________ GET the gold!” he told her, making her laugh by stretching his arms up in the air so vigorously that he fell off his chair.

Where ships go to die

22 We might not think about it much, but most of us owe a lot to the shipping industry. Almost anyone who______________________ BUY a car, clothes or furniture recently has benefitted from the industry, because it is the cheapest way to transport goods.

23 No matter where a ship has sailed during its life, most ships ______________________ SEND to South Asia when they are no longer usable. India, Bangladesh and Pakistan alone take up to 70% of worn-out ships.

24 The ships rest along the shoreline, where workers climb on them and take them apart piece by piece. In 2012, observers recorded that 365 ships ______________________ LIE on beaches in this region.

25 The work is quite dangerous, and occasionally, workers lose ______________________ THEY lives. More must be done to make this work safe.

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Complete the sentences. Then match. 1 Paul is waterskiing (waterski). a) 2 They (sail). 3 The dolphin (look) at you. 4 Derek (dive). 5 Bill and Mark 6 Ann (surf). (fish).

1. Who is Nemo / Dory?
2. Where does Nemo’s father go and why?
3. What is the Great Barrier Reef?
4. What are the most famous places in Sydney?
Then listen to the text (No. 82) and read it out loud​

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THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND

The british isles is a group of island not far from the north coast of the main eropean continental. you can see the main islands of the british isles in the pictyre. the two lardest islands are called great britain and ireland? and ther are also about six thousand smaller islan as well. ther are three countries on the largest island, great britain, england? scotland and wales.these 3 countries have separate parlaments, although they are a part of the same state? the uniyed kindom. the UK actually consist of 4 countries: england, scotland, wales and northern ireland.

Countries within a Country

The official name of Great Britain is The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. But it is often called in many ways. It can be called the United Kingdom, or the British Isles, or Great Britain. But what are the British Isles? And what is the difference between Great Britain and the United Kingdom? Why is England or the UK sometimes called Britain? The name United Kingdom refers to the union ofwhat were once four separate countries: England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland (though most of Ireland is now independent).The different history of England, Scotland and Wales has led to very different cultural traditions; The Scots and Welsh have right to feel angry when the term «English» is used wrongly, to mean all three.Scotland was a totally separate country from England, but in 1707 England and Scotland were united as one country. Since 1997, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have had their own parliaments.

The second largest island in the British Isles is called Ireland. The native language of Ireland is Eire. This is where the name Ireland comes from. Ireland is divided into 2 countries. The Republic of Ireland, in the south, is now completely separate from the United Kingdom, but a small area in the North of Ireland is still a part of the UK. That is why the full title of the UK is «The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.»

Many of the countries in the British Isles have their own languages, absolutely unrelated to English. In many cases native languages are spoken by only a small number of people, but in Wales the Welsh language is still the first language. In some parts of North Wales English is learned as a foreign language! Some of the islands in the British Isles, such as the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, have their own laws, taxation and government. They also have their own flags and are politically separate from the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

текст 2 WHY LEARN ENGLISH? ENGLISH AROUND THE WORLD

Approximately 375 million people in the world speak English as their first language. By number of native speakers it is the largest language after Mandarin Chinese. However, when combining native and non-native speakers, English is the most commonly spoken language in the world. It is claimed that non-native speakers now outnumber native speakers by a ratio of three to one. Modern English is sometimes called the first world language. Why is it so? The answers are:

1. Now English is the international language in communications, science, business, aviation, entertainment, radio and diplomacy.

2. Most pages on the Internet are in English. Over 95 per cent of scientific articles are written in English.

3.You can travel more easily because English is spoken in more than 100 countries.

4. Nowadays, English is commonly required for many jobs. Knowledge of English may help you to get the job you wanted!

5. About one and a half billion people around the world speak English and another billion people are learning it.

Tasks for the Summative Assessment for the term 1 Grade 6 Date: 23.10.23 Listening Task. Listen to the talk with Ben and Katy twice. CDS. Tapescript 1.And transcript for listening task can be found after the mark scheme. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences Ben. A) does not study B) studies and does well 2. Ben usually studies. A) in the library C) studies but does not do well D) does not go to school B) at home C) in his friend’s house D) in the park 3. On Ben’s desk there are. A) papers, books and pens C) a pencil case and pens Fill in the gaps with ONE WORD only. 4. Katy: Have lots of breaks. I always break for five minutes. 5. Ben: I never have a B) pencils, books and pens D) copybooks and a laptop for thirty minutes. Then I have a I sometimes study for two or three hours. Reading Task. Read the article about London police, The History of the London Police Total (5) In 1700 London had no policemen at all. A few men protected the city streets at night. Many people were poor and there were so many thieves who stole money in the streets that people stayed in their homes as much as possible. In 1750, Henry Fielding started to pay a group of people to stop thieves. They were like policemen and were called ‘Bow Street Runners’ because they worked near Bow Street. Fifty years later, there were 120 Bow Street Runners, but London had become very big and needed more policemen. In 1829, the first London Police Force was started with 3000 officers. Most of the men worked on foot, but a few rode horses. Today, London police are quite well paid and for the few police officers who still ride horses, the pay is even better than for the others. Answer the questions. 1. Why did people stay in their homes as much as possible? 2. How did «Bow Street Runners» get their name​

1. Experts ( to test) new devices at the moment.
2. Yesterday I (not to see) him.
3. I always to help my friends.
4. My little sister ( to go) to school next year.
5. Peter just (to return) from his shipboard training​

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Pavel’s travel diary

Look at the map of the British Isles. You can see them in the north-west of mother Europe. Do you know the name of the two largest islands? This is Great Britain and Ireland. In addition, there are more than five hundred small islands. Together they are the social United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Britain for short. This is where I came some time ago.

As Britain is separated from the continent by the English Channel, I had three options: take a plane or cross it by ferry or train through the Channel Tunnel. I chose the longest and most popular way to travel and here I was landing at Gatwick Airport, 43 kilometers south of London (as the leaflet I picked up on the info page said).

I couldn’t believe my eyes: pretty good scenery and 2000 years old

stories were waiting for me to explore. Admittedly, that’s easy to say

than done, after that this island state consists of four lands: England, Wales, Scotland,

land and Northern Ireland. My first destination was England, as it is

the largest and most densely populated of the four. I already bought the postcards

quite famous natural attractions such as the rivers Thames and Mersey,

the southeastern coast, sandy or muddy, with chalk cliffs in places.

The Pennines run down England almost like a ridge, and the Lake District,

Of course.

To the west of England is Wales. With its own charm, it is home to Mount Snowdon, over 1,000m high, the capital Cardiff, leeks, daffodils and the red dragon as the national symbol of the Welsh country. I can’t wait to visit Wales!

If I get a chance to go to the north of England, I’ll end up in Scotland.

land sometime and enjoy the highlands and lowlands, many beautiful

rivers and lakes (called lakes), the legendary thistle and heather covering

mountain slopes Maybe I’ll finally solve the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster! Hooray! And last but not least — Northern Ireland. The nearest point is only 21 km from Scotland. It is separated from Great Britain by the Irish Sea. It has a border in the south and west with the Republic of Ireland. At its center lies Loch Ney, the UK’s largest freshwater lake. The whole island is famous for its

a beautiful, green area, which is why it is sometimes called Emerald

Island.

I can’t wait to see it all!

A few more facts about Great Britain

You probably know that the official or political name of the country is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. However, in the United Nations and the European Parliament, it is usually known by its shorter name: United Kingdom or the abbreviation Great Britain.

We often refer to the country as Britain. In addition, there is also a poetic name for the country, Albion. The geographical name of the country is the British Isles, because the country occupies islands called the British Isles. For this reason, it has a single land border with Ireland and a sea border with France.

Like all other countries, Great Britain has its own symbol — the flag. It is called the Union Flag and also the Union Jack. You may ask me why this name? Then you should know that in 1603, King James I (or Jack for short) of England united England and Scotland. Then in 1801 there was a union with Ireland. Now the flag combines elements of three countries (England, Scotland and Northern Ireland) united under one nation. Wales not represented in flag, because at the time of the appearance of the flag in 1606, Wales was already united with England.

Look at the Union Jack. It is a combination of the three crosses of the country’s three patron saints: the red cross of St. George for England on a white background; white diagonal cross of St. Patrick of Ireland on a white background.

As for the national coat of arms of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, it shows the union of its four parts.

There are emblems for each part of Great Britain: the emblem of England (three lions on a red background), the emblem of Scotland (a red lion on a yellow background), the emblem of Wales (St David and a daffodil) and the coat of arms of Northern Ireland (a yellow harp on a blue background).

Two emblems of English lions symbolize the leading role of English.

land in this union. The shield is supported by two mythical animals: Eng.

only a lion and a Scottish unicorn. The emblem is crowned with a crown

lion, a symbol of power and might. Also, below the emblem, there

these are the four floral symbols of the four parts of the country. Do you know them? It is a red rose for England, a wild plant called Thistle for Scotland, a vegetable called leek for Wales and another wild plant called Shamrock for Northern Ireland. In conclusion, I would name the historical colors of parts of Great Britain: England — white; Scotland — Blue; Wales — Red; Northern Ireland — Green.

Sports teams of nations wear these colors.

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Mind your driving
Sights for the brave
Traditional industries
You won’t be bored
Unpredictable weather
Helpful assistants

1. There is a lot to do in Scotland! You can visit
castles and museums. The famous Loch Ness
Lake is situated here. If you want something more
adventurous, you can try horse riding, mountain
biking, kayaking and sailing. There is no end of
things to do in Scotland, so you can be sure you’ll
enjoy yourself there.
30 Of all the scary places in Scotland, the castles
provide us with the most terrifying stories. You
need courage to visit them. The castles are
known for numerous murders and cases of
violent death. Edinburgh Castle is at the top of
the list. According to the legend, there is the
ghost of a headless drummer and the ghost of a
piper, whose music can be heard even above the
noise of Edinburgh’s traffic.
4. Scotland has 30,000 miles of roads. Travelling
around Scotland by car can be challenging for
foreign visitors. When travelling by car, tourists
should be very careful. When they see something
they wish to look at, they mustn’t slow down as
they could be hit by the car behind. Tourists
should also remember that Scottish motorways have a speed limit of 70 miles per hour.
5 Scotland has 30,000 miles of roads. Travelling
around Scotland by car can be challenging for
foreign visitors. When travelling by car, tourists
should be very careful. When they see something
they wish to look at, they mustn’t slow down as
they could be hit by the car behind. Tourists
should also remember that Scottish motorways
have a speed limit of 70 miles per hour.
6.To decide on what to wear for a walk can be a
challenge in Scotland! This country is surrounded
by so much water that the Scottish weather can
change at any moment. In fact, sometimes you
feel as though you’ve experienced three (or even
all four) seasons in just one day!
7. There are many breeds of Scottish dogs. One of
the most famous is the Collie. It has been bred for
many years to help shepherds. Some people say
the name Collie comes from the Gaelic word for
useful. The Collie is a dog that can do many jobs.
The Collie can guard property as well as search
for a missing chicken or drive sheep. The dogs
can be taught how to open doors and gates.
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Wales — The land of Song.

Wales is one of the most beautiful countries in the United Kingdom. Cymru, as it is known in Welsh, is surrounded by sea on three sides, whereas the eastern part of the country borders with England. The country is full of little towns, castles and picturesque seaside villages. Cardiff, the capital, is a bustling university town with an impressive castle, wonderful museums galleries and lovely buildings.

English is the official language, but Welsh, one of the oldest languages in Europe, is still spoken in some parts of the country. In fact, a special committee was established in 1988 to protect the language and today Welsh schoolchildren are taught both languages. Welsh has a beautiful song-like quality, which is perhaps one reason why singing is such a favourite pastime. Playing music, including traditional instruments such as the harp, is another popular hobby.

Wale’s breathtaking beauty attracts travellers from the world. Snowdonia, Britain’s second largest national park is located in the north of Wales. With its amazing forests, lakes, waterfalls, rivers and ancient burial sites, the park is a popular tourist attraction. In the north of the country, high above a pretty bay, stands Caernarfon Castle built in 1283 for the first Prince of Wales. In the west is St. David’s, a

quaint village by the sea that has the largest cathedral in Wales.

Wales has many wonderful traditions. The Welsh are proud of their culture. One of the oldest cultural competitions, The Royal National Eisteddfod, takes place every year at the beginning of August. It is an eight-day festival of music and poetry to celebrate Welsh language, art and culture. It is the largest and most popular festival in Wales and attractsthousands of visitors.

Match the highlighted words in the text with the definitions below. Then use them to make sentences of your own. 1. actualy, 2. constructed 3. lovely, 4. tourists, 5. old-fashioned, 6. happers, 7. coastal.