Английский язык | 5 - 9 классы
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3.
Put each of the following words into its correct place in the passage below.
A authority
G bachelor’s
M bodies
R campuses
B classes
H co - educational
N co - ordinate
S courses
C degree
I freshmen
O graduates
T junior
D located
J school
P separate
U sex
E special
K students
Q undergraduates
X university
F women
L year
Students
The student body of a (1)____ or college is divided into (2) ____ and undergraduates.
Graduates have already received their (3)____ degrees, while (4) ___ have not.
The undergraduates belong to one of four (5) ___, according to their (6) ____ of study.
These are (7) ___, sophomore, (8)____, and senior classes.
Most schools also admit (9)____ students who take a number of (10)___, but are not working towards a (11)_____.
Students (12)___ vary considerably from (13)___ to school.
Some institutions are (14)____, with both men and (15)___ students.
Others admit (16)___ of only one (17)____.
A (18)____ institution has (19)____ men’s and women’s colleges.
They are controlled by the same central (20)____ and are usually (21)____ on the same campus or nearby….
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Установите соответствие между заголовками A - F и пронумерованными абзацами текста 1 - 5.
Запишите свои ответы в таблицу.
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В задании есть один лишний заголовок
A.
The layout of the school
B.
Who studies at the school
C.
The history of the school
D.
Who teaches at the school
E.
The medical care provided at the school
F.
The schedule of school activities
1.
We are happy to welcome you in our campus.
Please read this information carefully.
It will help you to settle as quickly as possible and make your stay as enjoyable as possible.
We are proud to say that our school is one of the most famous and well–reputed board schools in Britain.
In summer it turns into an international scientific centre.
Children from different countries aged 14–16 live and study here for a month and a half.
All our students come here after participating in Maths competitions in their own countries and in different international mathematical contests.
We are proud to say that new Newtons and Einsteins are among us.
2. The school is located in a quiet historical village.
The complex consists of several buildings.
The central and the highest building in the campus is our administrative centre.
Lecture halls, chemical lab, the library and the computer centre are all here too.
To the right of the central building, there are students’ accommodations.
All the rooms are nicely furnished, and there is a satellite TV in the students’ lounge.
To the left of the central building there is a students’ café.
Just behind it one can see an old building made of red brick.
It used to be stables, but nowadays sports equipment like bicycles and boats are stored there.
3. All students have breakfast, lunch and dinner in the students’ café at 8.
00, 13.
00 and 18.
00 correspondingly.
Lectures start at 9.
00 and last till 13.
00. After lunch the students work in teams on their projects from 14.
00 up to 16.
00. After that they have a wide range of various activities to choose from : sports games on the sports ground, drama lessons, TV, music performances and so on.
The day rounds off with disco or national dances.
Students should be in their rooms by 11.
00. 4.
Most lectures are given by university teachers.
Like students, they come from different countries and represent different universities but all the lectures are delivered in English.
We are sure that you appreciate the diversity.
The permanent staff of the school are always available in the administrative centre.
They can advise you on any academic issues, recommend additional reading on the topics and answer your questions.
If you have any questions, just come and ask.
5. Though it’s summer and holiday time, your lecture attendance is obligatory.
You can miss a lecture only if you are ill and have a doctor’s permission to stay in your room.
Our school doctor is available round the clock in the central office.
If you feel unwell, don’t hesitate to see him.
Are they in the same meaning?
Are they in the same meaning?
"Very funny story" and "the funniest story".
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Rewrite the following sentences with "not the same as" and "different from" keeping the meaning of the sentence :
1.
The view from the window and the view from the door are different
2.
The taxes in Singapore and Canada are not the same
3.
The boiling point of oil is higher than water
4.
The vegetation of Europe and North America differs
5.
His schedule and your schedule are the same
6.
This cake and that cake taste the same
7.
The density of water is greater than ice.
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In Russia schooling begins at the (1) a.
Of six or seven.
In most schools
parents do not (2) p.
For their children.
These state schools are (3) f.
. Secondary (4) e.
Begins at the age of ten.
Secondary school pupils do
different (5) s.
S : Russian, maths, Russian literature, physics, art,
music, modern languages — English, French or German.
Classes are not
very long — about forty - five minutes.
In most schools pupils have to
wear (6) u.
S. They are of different colours.
Girls usually wear skirts,
blouses and jackets, boys usually wear suits and shirts.
Pupils go to school five or six days a week.
If they have classes on Saturdays, they usually have five lessons every day, sometimes six.
Classes
start at half past eight in the morning.
There are ten or fifteen minute
(7) b.
S after every lesson and a longer lunch (8) b.
. Classes are over
at two or three o’clock in the afternoon.
The Russian school year usually has three or four (9) t.
S. School -
children have holidays in all the seasons — in autumn, winter, spring
and summer.
The summer holidays are the longest.
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In Great Britain school begins at the age of 5.
At the age of 5 primary school children go to infant schools or infant classes where they spend two years till they are 11.
In infant schools they spend much time outdoors.
They play different games, run and jump.
They sing song, dance and play a lot.
Infant pupils learn how to get on with other pupils.
Their classes are informal but they learn how to read, count and write a little too.
When children are seven they go to junior schools where they spend four years till they are 11.
Junior schools are real schools.
The atmosphere is more formal in junior classes that in infant classes.
Their subjects are : English, Maths, History, nature study, Geography, Art, and Music, swimming, P.
E. and Religion
But children spend a lot of time outdoors.
They visit different museums and other famous and interesting places.
In some primary schools children wear uniforms but in any primary schools they don't.
So in England children spend six years in primary school.
When pupils are 11 or a little older they go to secondary school where they study until they are 16.
English children have classes five days a week : on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Saturday and Sunday are their days off.
In England the school year begins on the first Tuesday of September.
Most British schools are mixed and free.
Many boys and girls usually leave school when they are sixteen.
If they want to go to university they study in the sixth form for two more years.
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In Australia, many families live a long way from a town, so the nearest school is often far away.
For this reason, many children attend a verydifferent kind of school.
It is called the School of the Air because the students have lessons over the radio.
Most areas have a school like this for children between 4 and 12 years old.
They study at home, but they are still members of a class.
The childrenhave radio lessons with their class three times a week.
Each lesson is about 30 minutes.
Students also have a 10 - minute private lesson with theirteacher once a week.
The school provides the radio, books, videos and other resources.
The children send their work to the teacher once a week.
The teachers prepare thelessons and the children’s parents help them to do their homework at home.
Teachers and students also communicate by phone, fax and email and the teacher visits children at home at least once a year.
The School of the air may sound like a strange idea.
For the isolated students of Australia it`s the only way to learn.
Read the text and write whether the sentences are true or false?
Read the text and write whether the sentences are true or false.
Debates about education will never end.
Some people consider our educational system to be close to perfect ; others say that it is too hard and that it is unnecessary to study all the school subjects.
In Russian schools children have to study about 15—17 subjects — not more and not less, as they are required.
Very rarely do schools have in the schedule special or professional subjects.
In the United States, drama, journalism and photography are as important as chemistry and history.
In our schools the curriculum is strict.
In the USA you can choose what to study ; but government, history, English and math are compulsory.
There are also a number of subjects, like geography, chemistry, physics, biology and computer classes, that you have to take during a year or a half - a - year during your high school years.
You can also take one of these subjects at an advanced level.
A program of chemistry at the advanced level of a graduate class is common with our 9th grade programme.
In Russia we can't study management or TV - production at school.
Such democracy in choosing subjects according to your own preferences makes school life easier and calmer.
American students don't usually have much homework — half an hour of homework is too much for them.
On the other hand, they have holidays only twice a year, and their summer vacations are only two and a half months long, while our children don't study in the summer at all.
Americans study at school for 12 years, while we study only 11.
So it is very hard to say which the best way of studying is.
1. Debates about education always take place.
2. The curriculum in America is more flexible (гибкий) than in Russia.
3. American children don’t study in summer at all.
4. Most people are not sure which way of studying is better.
5. Everybody thinks that our educational system is the best.
6. American students don’t study much at home.
Переведите пожалуйста Но не через переводчик Vladimir State UniversityLeaving school and entering the University is a step towards future?
Переведите пожалуйста Но не через переводчик Vladimir State University
Leaving school and entering the University is a step towards future.
Many students enter the University to gain a qualification that will form the basis of their future career.
Vladimir State University provides a lot of opportunities training engineers, lawyers, economists, psychologists, historians, journalists, museologists and other specialists.
The first and second years are common to all students and provide a foundation in mathematics, computing, social sciences, foreign languages and scientific principles.
All courses give students the opportunity to develop IT (information technology), research and communication skills which employers are looking for.
Foreign languages are a vital skill in today’s world.
The study of foreign languages helps students develop effective communication skills in the language and prepare for a professional career where you may use foreign languages in an international setting, e.
G. in business, economics, law or journalism.
And thus English, German and French are studied in conjunction29 with a wide range of other subjects.
The staff who teach students are themselves professional engineers, economists, lawyers and scientists, each actively engaged in research work as well as teaching.
Courses involve different types of learning activity to help students assimilate the material effectively, developing their understanding and skills, moving towards professional independence.
These are lectures, seminars, practicals and laboratories, term paper and projects.
Lectures, which are one of the basic teaching methods, present information and ideas, often from a variety of viewpoints, encouraging students to ask questions and discuss some of the problems raised.
Seminars tend to involve large groups and offer intensive discussions so that students gain the confidence to explain technical issues to others.
Practicals and laboratories are a key component in Science and Engineering courses which illustrate the application of theory and allow students to develop the
skills associated with their subject, acquire the habits needed for selfeducation and master the use of a full range of computing skills.
Lectures and practical classes establish a good understanding of the foundation subjects upon which the later years depend.
The assessment of academic progress varies according to the purpose and the course that is being assessed.
Many courses include a substantial30 proportion of continuous31 assessment, which means that some or all of the work you do during the course counts towards the final marks.
In some cases students have to submit term paper and laboratory reports, and at the end of each semester (twice a year) they take examinations.
During their final year, all students have the opportunity to do project work on a topic of their own choice, supervised by members of the staff.
The topics are usually related to the research work carried out by the department, and students gain practical experience in their discipline.
Vladimir State University also offers postgraduate courses in 41 majors, which can lead to the Master’s degree, and doctorate course in 9 specialities in 8 scientific fields.
Facilities to support courses in different sciences include spacious32 and well - equipped laboratories, workshops and lecture rooms.
The University Library offers a wide range of books, videos, journals and other reference sources.
The Library houses a Media Center.
Its networked PCs provide students with e - mail and access to the internet and other software.
The University offers a lot of excellent facilities and an extensive range of activities to cater for everyone from the dedicated33 sports fanatics to those who just play for fun.
The University Sports Center includes a swimming pool and two gymnasia.
Students can swim, ski, play basketball, volleyball, football, badminton, table tennis, and keep fit.
Aerobics, athletics, body pump, boxing, wrestling are among the sports offered.
Our halls of residence comprise student bedrooms with shared kitchen, shower and WC.
The accommodation is self - catering, but you can always eat in the university’s refectory34.
The graduates of the University can be found working in a variety of interesting and challenging35 jobs.
They are needed in organizations of all types and sizes – in Vladimir and Vladimir region.
The University graduates obtain employment in such fields as journalism, information technology, banking, management, marketing, civil engineering.
They are also welcomed into research institutes and laboratories, electrical, electronics, automobile and chemical industries.
Переведите пожалуйста Vladimir State UniversityLeaving school and entering the University is a step towards future?
Переведите пожалуйста Vladimir State University
Leaving school and entering the University is a step towards future.
Many students enter the University to gain a qualification that will form the basis of their future career.
Vladimir State University provides a lot of opportunities training engineers, lawyers, economists, psychologists, historians, journalists, museologists and other specialists.
The first and second years are common to all students and provide a foundation in mathematics, computing, social sciences, foreign languages and scientific principles.
All courses give students the opportunity to develop IT (information technology), research and communication skills which employers are looking for.
Foreign languages are a vital skill in today’s world.
The study of foreign languages helps students develop effective communication skills in the language and prepare for a professional career where you may use foreign languages in an international setting, e.
G. in business, economics, law or journalism.
And thus English, German and French are studied in conjunction29 with a wide range of other subjects.
The staff who teach students are themselves professional engineers, economists, lawyers and scientists, each actively engaged in research work as well as teaching.
Courses involve different types of learning activity to help students assimilate the material effectively, developing their understanding and skills, moving towards professional independence.
These are lectures, seminars, practicals and laboratories, term paper and projects.
Lectures, which are one of the basic teaching methods, present information and ideas, often from a variety of viewpoints, encouraging students to ask questions and discuss some of the problems raised.
Seminars tend to involve large groups and offer intensive discussions so that students gain the confidence to explain technical issues to others.
Practicals and laboratories are a key component in Science and Engineering courses which illustrate the application of theory and allow students to develop the
skills associated with their subject, acquire the habits needed for selfeducation and master the use of a full range of computing skills.
Lectures and practical classes establish a good understanding of the foundation subjects upon which the later years depend.
The assessment of academic progress varies according to the purpose and the course that is being assessed.
Many courses include a substantial30 proportion of continuous31 assessment, which means that some or all of the work you do during the course counts towards the final marks.
In some cases students have to submit term paper and laboratory reports, and at the end of each semester (twice a year) they take examinations.
During their final year, all students have the opportunity to do project work on a topic of their own choice, supervised by members of the staff.
The topics are usually related to the research work carried out by the department, and students gain practical experience in their discipline.
Vladimir State University also offers postgraduate courses in 41 majors, which can lead to the Master’s degree, and doctorate course in 9 specialities in 8 scientific fields.
Facilities to support courses in different sciences include spacious32 and well - equipped laboratories, workshops and lecture rooms.
The University Library offers a wide range of books, videos, journals and other reference sources.
The Library houses a Media Center.
Its networked PCs provide students with e - mail and access to the internet and other software.
The University offers a lot of excellent facilities and an extensive range of activities to cater for everyone from the dedicated33 sports fanatics to those who just play for fun.
The University Sports Center includes a swimming pool and two gymnasia.
Students can swim, ski, play basketball, volleyball, football, badminton, table tennis, and keep fit.
Aerobics, athletics, body pump, boxing, wrestling are among the sports offered.
Our halls of residence comprise student bedrooms with shared kitchen, shower and WC.
The accommodation is self - catering, but you can always eat in the university’s refectory34.
The graduates of the University can be found working in a variety of interesting and challenging35 jobs.
They are needed in organizations of all types and sizes – in Vladimir and Vladimir region.
The University graduates obtain employment in such fields as journalism, information technology, banking, management, marketing, civil engineering.
They are also welcomed into research institutes and laboratories, electrical, electronics, automobile and chemical industries.
Переведите текст, срочно, заранее спасибоMany of the new independent universities were at first university colleges ( i?
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Many of the new independent universities were at first university colleges ( i.
E university institutions which could not award their own degrees) and for them the University of London became the degree - awarding body.
The London external degree is very important to students in technical colleges and some teacher - training colleges , as well as for private students working on their own, away from educational centres.
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The student body of a UNIVERSITY or college is divided into GRADUATES and undergraduates.
Graduates have already received their BACHELOR'S degrees, while UNDERGRADUATES have not.
The undergraduates belong to one of four CLASSES according to their YEAR of study.
These are FRESHMEN, sophomore, JUNIOR and senior classes.
Most schools also admit SPECIAL students who take a number of COURSES, but are not working towards a DEGREE.
Student BODIES vary considerably from SCHOOL to school.
Some institutions are CO - EDUCATIONAL with both men and WOMEN students.
Others admit STUDENTS of only one SEX .