Упражнение 29 Unit 2 рабочей тетради
ГДЗ English Михеева 9 класс - ответы
29. Выберите нужные варианты ответа, чтобы заполнить приведенные ниже тексты.
А. Книги
Книги используются для (1) хранения и передачи всех видов знаний, идей и историй. Некоторые из самых ранних книг были сделаны древними египтянами. Они были написаны вручную на рулонах бумаги, изготовленных (2) из папируса.
Ко времени Римской империи многие книги были вручную записаны на пергаменте или веленевой бумаге, сделанном (3) из кожи животных. Он (4) был разрезан на листы, чтобы выглядеть примерно так же, (5) как современная книга.
В средние века монахи делали много красивых книг.
Они были (6) украшены вручную яркими красками, а иногда и золотом и серебром. В 1400-е годы (7) печать на бумаге была введена в Европе. Сначала она была очень медленной, потому что большая часть работы (8) должна была делаться вручную. Затем Йоханнес Гутенберг изобрел машину с (9) подвижным типом, которая могла бы выпускать книги (10)быстро. Сегодня многие (11) миллионы книг выпускаются каждый год на всех языках мира.
ГДЗ #
1 – c) storing;
2 – b) from;
3 – b) from;
4 – c) was cut;
5 – a) as;
6 – c) decorated;
7 – b) printing;
8 – d) had to;
9 – c) movable;
10 – b) quickly;
11 – a) millions of books.
В. Газеты
Газеты - это то, о чем говорит их название - это бумаги, которые (1) печатают новости. Они впервые появились в 1400-х годах. Принтеры выпускали памфлеты (2), рассказывая людям, что происходит в стране, и что они думают об этом. Современные газеты впервые появились в 1700-х годах. Сегодня газеты есть (3) почти в каждой стране мира, на разных языках. Некоторые (4) печатаются каждый день, некоторые - каждую неделю.
Одна из старейших газет - «The Times» Лондона. Она (5) возникла в 1785 году. (6) Другие известные газеты - «New York Times» и «Washington Post» в Соединенных Штатах и «“Le Monde» во Франции. Первая (7) успешная (8)ежедневная газета США, «Pennsylvania Packet and General Advertise», была опубликована в 1784 году.
ГДЗ #
1 – d) print;
2 – d) telling;
3 – b) almost;
4 – b) are printed;
5 – a) began;
6 – d) Other;
7 – b) successful;
8 – b) daily.
29. Choose the right items to complete the texts below.
A. Books
Books are used for (1) storing and passing on all kinds of knowledge, ideas, and stories. Some of the earliest books were made by the ancient Egyptians. They were written by hand on rolls of paper made (2) from the papyrus plant.
By the time of the Roman Empire, many books were handwritten on parchment or vellum, made (3) from animal skin. It (4) was cut into sheets to look much the same (5) as a modern book.
During the Middle Ages, monks made many beautiful books.
They were (6) decorated by hand with bright colours and sometimes with gold and silver. In the 1400s (7) printing on paper was introduced in Europe. At first this was very slow because much of the work still (8) had to be done by hand. Then Johannes Gutenberg invented a machine with (9) movable type which could produce books (10) quickly. Today, many (11) millions of books are produced every year, in all the languages of the world.
B. Newspapers
Newspapers are just what their name says — they are papers that (1) print news. They first appeared in the 1400s. Printers produced pamphlets (2) telling people what was happening in the country and what they thought about it. Modern newspapers first appeared in the 1700s. Today, there are newspapers in (3) almost every country in the world, in many different languages. Some (4) are printed every day, some every week.
One of the oldest newspapers is “The Times” of London. It (5) began in 1785. (6) Other famous newspapers are the “New York Times” and the “Washington Post” in the United States, and “Le Monde” in France. The first (7) successful US (8) daily newspaper, the “Pennsylvania Packet and General Advertiser”, was published in 1784.
A. Books
Books are used for (1) storing and passing on all kinds of knowledge, ideas, and stories. Some of the earliest books were made by the ancient Egyptians. They were written by hand on rolls of paper made (2) from the papyrus plant.
By the time of the Roman Empire, many books were handwritten on parchment or vellum, made (3) from animal skin. It (4) was cut into sheets to look much the same (5) as a modern book.
During the Middle Ages, monks made many beautiful books.
They were (6) decorated by hand with bright colours and sometimes with gold and silver. In the 1400s (7) printing on paper was introduced in Europe. At first this was very slow because much of the work still (8) had to be done by hand. Then Johannes Gutenberg invented a machine with (9) movable type which could produce books (10) quickly. Today, many (11) millions of books are produced every year, in all the languages of the world.
B. Newspapers
Newspapers are just what their name says — they are papers that (1) print news. They first appeared in the 1400s. Printers produced pamphlets (2) telling people what was happening in the country and what they thought about it. Modern newspapers first appeared in the 1700s. Today, there are newspapers in (3) almost every country in the world, in many different languages. Some (4) are printed every day, some every week.
One of the oldest newspapers is “The Times” of London. It (5) began in 1785. (6) Other famous newspapers are the “New York Times” and the “Washington Post” in the United States, and “Le Monde” in France. The first (7) successful US (8) daily newspaper, the “Pennsylvania Packet and General Advertiser”, was published in 1784.
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