Упражнение 1 Юнит 4 Step 5
ГДЗ Rainbow English 10 класс - ответы
1. Послушайте и решите, какие из приведенных ниже утверждений являются правдой, ложью или не обозначены.
1) Рассказчик обязательно будет помнить свое путешествие в Galloway House до последних дней своей жизни.
2) Рассказчик говорит, что простые люди вряд ли могли себе позволить отправляться в отпуск в середине прошлого века.
3) Рассказчик привык путешествовать без родителей, в отличие от других школьников.
4) Galloway House не произвел никакого впечатления на школьников.
5) Комната рассказчика называлась Поутон, в честь холма, который был рядом с Galloway House.
6) Все школьники в Galloway House были учениками одной и той же школы, расположенной в Глазго.
7) Все ученики в Galloway House скучали по дому.
8) Рассказчик вернулся в Galloway House со своей семьей.
Текст аудирования:
Не думаю, что забуду свое первое путешествие на поезде, которое случилось для меня в 1959 году. Когда я была маленькой, люди путешествовали не так много, как сейчас. Цена летнего отдыха была намного выше доходов большинства семей. Некоторые счастливчики могли отправиться в однодневную поездку за город недалеко от Глазго.
Но я ехала на поезде, чтобы провести настоящий летний отпуск в Galloway House, который расположен в одной из самых красивых частей Шотландии. Я путешествовала со многими другими школьниками начальных классов. Я до сих пор помню волнение, которое мы испытали. Путешествие было довольно долгим и казалось бесконечным, и, честно говоря, мы все чувствовали себя немного напуганными. Никто из нас никогда не был далеко от наших родителей раньше, и большинство детей никогда даже не ездили на поезде. Действительно, многие никогда не покидали Глазго, где мы все жили.
Наконец мы прибыли в примерно четыре часа дня. Автобусы ждали нас, и мы поехали через красивую сельскую местность Галлоуэя, пока мы не достигли Galloway House. Он был и остается по сей день замечательным местом для посещения. Для нас, детей Глазго, это был самый большой дом, который мы когда-либо видели в нашей жизни, и мы стояли, глядя на него в восхищении.
Зайдя внутрь, мы побежали вверх по лестнице в наши комнаты. У них у всех были имена. И я помню, что та, которую я занимала, называлась Поутон. В то время, я помню, я подумала, что это было очень странное имя.
Когда мы пошли на ужин в большой столовой, мы встретили некоторых учеников из других школ Глазго, которые были на отдыхе с нами. За каждым столом сидели по три ученика от каждой из трех школ. Мы все так хорошо узнали друг друга, сидя за этим столом во время наших совместных приёмов пищи. Здесь мы смогли рассказать друг другу о том, что нам нравится или не нравится делать. Если кто-то тосковал по дому, то это было то, о чем мы говорили, и мы все пытались поднять настроение человеку, который был грустным. Еще в пятидесятых годах и ранних шестидесятых ни у кого не было домашних телефонов, не говоря уже о мобильных.
Прошло несколько лет. Мы посетили Galloway House с мужем и детьми, когда отдыхали в этих местах. Я была рада видеть, что они были так же впечатлены особняком, как и я годы назад. Они не могли поверить, что я когда-то останавливалась в этом удивительном доме, и они хотели услышать о каждой детали.
В 1976 году дом использовался в качестве школы-интерната для детей. Затем, по экономическим причинам, его продали. В 1985 году дом снова перешел из рук в руки, на этот раз для использования в качестве частной резиденции. Однако сады открыты для посетителей. Возможно, если вы когда-нибудь найдете время, чтобы посетить это место, вы сможете представить себе всех этих маленьких детей, бегающих вокруг того, что когда-то было нашим большим парком.
ГДЗ #
True: 1, 2, 8;
False: 3, 4, 6, 7;
Not stated: 5.
1 Listen and decide whether the facts below are true, false or not stated.
1) The narrator is sure to remember her journey to Galloway House till her last days.
2) The narrator says that common people could hardly afford going for a summer holiday in the middle of the last century.
3) The narrator was used to travelling without her parents unlike the other schoolchildren.
4) Galloway House didn’t make any impression on the schoolchildren.
5) The narrator’s room was called Powton after the hill that was near Galloway House.
6) All the schoolchildren in Galloway House were pupils of one and the same school situated in Glasgow.
7) All the pupils in Galloway House felt homesick.
8) The narrator returned to Galloway House with her own family.
Текст аудирования:
I don’t think I will forget my first journey on a train which I had in 1959. When I was a small girl, I suppose people didn’t travel so much as they do now. The price Of a summer holiday was much beyond most families' budgets. Some lucky children might have a day trip to the country not far from Glasgow.
But I was going by train to have a real summer holiday in Galloway House which is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Scotland. I travelled with many other primary schoolchildren. I can still remember the excitement we felt. The journey was rather long and seemed never-ending, and honestly speaking, we were all feeling a bit scared. None of us had ever been away from our parents before and most of the children had never even been on a train. Indeed, many had never left Glasgow where we all lived.
At last we arrived at about four o’clock in the afternoon. Coaches were waiting for us and we were driven through the beautiful Galloway countryside until we reached the Galloway House. It was and still is to this day a remarkable place to visit. To us, Glasgow children, it was the biggest house we had ever seen in our lives and we stood looking at it in admiration.
Inside we ran up the stairs to our rooms. These all had names. And I remember that the one I occupied was called Powton. At that time I can remember I thought that it was a very strange name.
When we went to dinner in the big dining room, we met some of the pupils from other Glasgow schools who were on holiday with us. There were three pupils from each of the three schools to each table. We all got to know each other so well sitting round that table during our meals together. Here we were able to tell each other about the things we liked or disliked to do. If someone was feeling a bit homesick, then this was where it was talked about and we would all try to cheer up the person who was feeling a little bit sad. Back in the fifties an ear у sixties no one had telephones at home, not to mention mobiles.
A few years age, my husband, our children and Calloway House when we were on holiday in the area. I was glad to see that they were just as impressed with the mansion house as I had been all years before. They couldn’t believe that I had once stayed in that strikingly awesome house, and they wanted to hear about every detail.
The house was run as a residential school for children as far on as 1976. Then, for economic reasons, it was sold. In 1985 the house changed hands once again, this time to be used as a private residence. The gardens are open to the public though. Perhaps if you ever find the time to visit the grounds, you may be able to imagine all those little children running around in what was once our big park.
1) The narrator is sure to remember her journey to Galloway House till her last days.
2) The narrator says that common people could hardly afford going for a summer holiday in the middle of the last century.
3) The narrator was used to travelling without her parents unlike the other schoolchildren.
4) Galloway House didn’t make any impression on the schoolchildren.
5) The narrator’s room was called Powton after the hill that was near Galloway House.
6) All the schoolchildren in Galloway House were pupils of one and the same school situated in Glasgow.
7) All the pupils in Galloway House felt homesick.
8) The narrator returned to Galloway House with her own family.
Текст аудирования:
I don’t think I will forget my first journey on a train which I had in 1959. When I was a small girl, I suppose people didn’t travel so much as they do now. The price Of a summer holiday was much beyond most families' budgets. Some lucky children might have a day trip to the country not far from Glasgow.
But I was going by train to have a real summer holiday in Galloway House which is situated in one of the most beautiful parts of Scotland. I travelled with many other primary schoolchildren. I can still remember the excitement we felt. The journey was rather long and seemed never-ending, and honestly speaking, we were all feeling a bit scared. None of us had ever been away from our parents before and most of the children had never even been on a train. Indeed, many had never left Glasgow where we all lived.
At last we arrived at about four o’clock in the afternoon. Coaches were waiting for us and we were driven through the beautiful Galloway countryside until we reached the Galloway House. It was and still is to this day a remarkable place to visit. To us, Glasgow children, it was the biggest house we had ever seen in our lives and we stood looking at it in admiration.
Inside we ran up the stairs to our rooms. These all had names. And I remember that the one I occupied was called Powton. At that time I can remember I thought that it was a very strange name.
When we went to dinner in the big dining room, we met some of the pupils from other Glasgow schools who were on holiday with us. There were three pupils from each of the three schools to each table. We all got to know each other so well sitting round that table during our meals together. Here we were able to tell each other about the things we liked or disliked to do. If someone was feeling a bit homesick, then this was where it was talked about and we would all try to cheer up the person who was feeling a little bit sad. Back in the fifties an ear у sixties no one had telephones at home, not to mention mobiles.
A few years age, my husband, our children and Calloway House when we were on holiday in the area. I was glad to see that they were just as impressed with the mansion house as I had been all years before. They couldn’t believe that I had once stayed in that strikingly awesome house, and they wanted to hear about every detail.
The house was run as a residential school for children as far on as 1976. Then, for economic reasons, it was sold. In 1985 the house changed hands once again, this time to be used as a private residence. The gardens are open to the public though. Perhaps if you ever find the time to visit the grounds, you may be able to imagine all those little children running around in what was once our big park.
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