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Baseball became popular in Japan after American soldiers introduced it during the occupation following World War II.
In the 1990s a Japanese player, Hideo Nomo, became a star pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Baseball is also widely played in Cuba and other Caribbean nations.
In the 1996 Olympics, it was a measure of baseball’s appeal outside the United States that the contest for the gold medal was down to Japan and Cuba (Cuba won).
A) Baseball during the World War II
b) Baseball in the world
c) Olympic games
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The Ancient Olympic Games began in ancient Greece in 776 B.
C. These games were part of a festival held every fourth year in honour of God Zeus at the place called Olympia.
It was a great athletic festival, including competitions in wrestling, foot racing and chariot racing, rowing and others.
The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens in 1896.
Then they were resumed in London after the Second World War.
Since then the Olympics are held every fourth year in different countries.
The ancient Greeks had no winter sports.
Only in 1924 the first Winter Olympic Games were held in France.
Now they are being held regularly.
The Olympic emblem is five interlinked rings : blue, yellow, black, green and red.
Any national flag contains at least one of these colours.
The first, second and third place winners in each event receive gold, silver or bronze Olympic medals, respectively.
1. The Ancient Games were first held in
a) Italy b) Germany c) Greece
2.
The first of the Modern Olympic Games were held in
a) London b) Athens c) Barcelona
3.
The Olympic Games are held every
a) 2 years b) 4 years c) 6 years
4.
The Olympic emblem is
a) 4 interlaced squares b) 3 red stars c) 5 interlinked rings
5.
The first - place winner in an Olympic event receives
a) a silver medal b) a gold medal c) a bronze medal.
Must be very fit and lot before the competitions?
Must be very fit and lot before the competitions.
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Different countries compete only in the summer Olympic Games.
The Olympic Games are in the same city each time.
In the Summer Olympics sportsmen can compete in about 30 different sports.
In the Winter Olympics, sportsmen can compete in about 70 sports.
Who can compete in the Olympic games?
People from different countries.
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Listen and complete?
Listen and complete.
USE JUST ONE WORD!
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And they also have but there was a.
Read the text about the legendary rock band and decide if the statements are Right (R) or Wrong (W)?
Read the text about the legendary rock band and decide if the statements are Right (R) or Wrong (W).
The legends of rock
The Beatles was one of the most popular British rock bands of the last century.
This band won the hearts of almost all people around the world.
The band of four musicians were very famous in rock music and changed the lives of their fans.
The names of this group members were known even for children.
The factories produced the clothes with their names written on T - shirts, caps, and other items of clothing.
The name of this legendary four were typed on the posters, calendars and even on the drink and food labels.
Some new parents even gave their names to the newborn children.
You could hear the songs of the Beatles everywhere.
People sang them and danced.
The lyrics of the Beatles’ songs were easy to tune but they were with deep meaning.
Most of the songs were about peace in the world, friendship and love.
They were cheerful, energetic, soft and quiet.
They were different.
People from many countries were the fans of the Beatles.
Right / Wrong
You could hear the songs of this band in some parts of the world.
Right / Wrong.
Помогите пожалуйста))Fill in : upside - down, far and wide, disease, gold, disaster?
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Fill in : upside - down, far and wide, disease, gold, disaster.
1. During the storm, ______ struck and the ship sank to the bottom on the sea.
2. The Pirates travelled to many places and searched ______ for the treasure.
3. He felt sorry for the birds, wish were tied ______ by their feet.
4. The sheep were all sick with a terrible _______ .
5. They found a chest of _______ buried in their garden.
9 . Complete the text with the correct form of the word in brackets?
9 . Complete the text with the correct form of the word in brackets.
When¹ (Germany) doctor Ludwig Guttmann arrived at Stoke Mandeville hospital in 1944, he was very unpopular.
He was not surprised by the (rude) of the nurses because his country was at war with theirs.
His patients were all' (Britain) soldiers so (argue) were normal.
Dr Guttmann's job was to open a new section of the hospital for the 3 (treat) of these men, who all had back injuries.
When he arrived, the patients spent all day in bed.
They were suffering from depression and (homesick).
Dr Guttmann wanted to give them hope to live, so he took away their medicine and started to work on their (fit).
He gave them wheelchairs to move around and then he asked (permit) to borrow some sports equipment.
The patients played hockey and basketball together.
Then, Dr Guttmann made" (arrange) for the Stoke Mandeville Games.
The competition was held on the same day as the opening ceremony of the 1948 London Olympic Games.
Of all Dr Guttmann's 10 (achieve), this was probably the greatest, because the event later became the Paralympic Games we know today.
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1. …Africa is much larger than … Europe?
1. …Africa is much larger than … Europe.
A) - , -
b) the, the
2.
Last year I visited …Mexico and …United States.
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b) - , the
3.
…South of …England is warmer than … north.
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4.
… Portugal is in … western Europe.
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5.
… France and …Britain are separated by … Channel.
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6.
Jim has traveled a lot in … Middle East.
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7.
… Chicago is on … Lake Michigan.
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b) - , -
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… highest mountain in …Africa is … Kilimanjaro.
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c) the, - , -
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Next year we are going skiing in … Swiss Alps.
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b) –
10.
… United Kingdom consists of … Great Britain and … Northern Ireland.
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c) the, - , -
11.
… Everest was first climbed in 1953.
A) the
b) -
12.
… Milan is in … north of … Italy.
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b) the, - , -
c) - , the, -
13.
… Seychelles are a group of islands in … Indian Ocean.
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b) the, the
14.
…River Volga flows into … Caspian Sea.
A) - , -
b) the, the
15.
. … America was discovered in the 15th century.
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16.
I went to … France last year, but I haven’t been to … Netherlands yet.
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17.
I live in … Tverskaya Street.
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18.
… Thames flows through … London.
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19 … United Kingdom includes … Great Britain and … Northern Ireland.
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b) - , - , -
c) the, - , -
20.
St. Bernard dogs are named after a monastery high up in … Alps.
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21.
… USA is … fourth largest country in … world after … Russia, …Canada and the Republic of … China.
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22.
… English Channel is between …Great Britain and … France.
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23.
… Trafalgar Square is the geographical centre of … London.
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24.
Would you like to go to … Kremlin?
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25.
…Everest is … highest mountain in … world.
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26.
… West End is the symbol of wealthy and luxurious life.
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27.
… Pacific is … largest ocean on our planet.
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28.
Have you ever been to … Bolshoi Theatre?
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29.
Does … Mark speak … Spanish?
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30.
Show me … Canary Islands on this map, please.
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31.
How much does it cost to stay at … Grand Hotel?
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32.
I’ve made up my mind to go to … Black Sea … next summer.
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33.
… Lake Baikal is the deepest one in … world.
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Every morning during breakfast bagpipes are played outside the Queen’s dining - room in … Buckingham Palace.
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Ответьте на вопросыShakespeare'S BirthplaceStratford - on - Avon, where Shakespeare was born is now one of the most popular tourist centres?
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Shakespeare'S Birthplace
Stratford - on - Avon, where Shakespeare was born is now one of the most popular tourist centres.
But it was not so
many years ago.
In the 18th century only a few relics of Shakespeare were left - his tomb, New Place (a large house which was built in place of shakespeare's own house), the mulberry tree that he had planted, and his birthplace.
People from London and other places came to see these relics.
Most of them came to New Place where they wanted to see the famous mulberry tree in the garden.
The owner of New Place wasn't much interested in Shakespeare.
He didn't like the fact that so many visitors came to his house asking to see the mulberry tree.
So in 1756 he cut down the tree and his life became quiet.
But it didn't last long.
The people who came to Stratford - on - Avon to see shakespeare's tree at first were surprised, then they got so bad that the owner of New Place had to leave Stratford.
After Stratford lost one of the most famous relics of Shakespeare, the city fathers decided to do something to attract people there.
They asked the greatest actor of the time David Garrick to organize a festival in Stratford.
Garrick planned to do it in the first week of September, 1769.
He wanted the festival to be the greatest outdoor festival staged in England.
At six o'clock in the morning of Wednesday September 6 the festival was opened.
Many people came to Stratford.
The first day was successful, and Garrick was happy.
On the second day it rained hard.
The second - day evening ended as it began in the rain.
On the third day all the people left Stratford, Garrick returned to London very sad.
But his festival was the beginning of a tradition.
Stratford is now famous for its Shakespeare festivals.
Every year a lot of people come to Stratford for the Festival season which lasts from April to September.
Questions :
1.
What relics of Shakespeare were left in the 18th century?
2. Why did people come to Stratford - on - Avon?
3. What did the owner of New Place do in 1756?
Пжпж даю 23баллLook at the text on page 30 and complete thesentences with the words in the box?
Пжпж даю 23балл
Look at the text on page 30 and complete the
sentences with the words in the box.
Then
complete the rules using the correct form of
was and were.
Was
was wasn't was
were
Dominic O'Brien was the champion in 2001.
1 Stephen's pictures of London weren't
perfect but they - very detailed.
2 Stephen Wiltshire — born in London.
3 the world record 2, 704 cards?
' 'Yes, it
was.
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4 'How many times — Dominic wrong?
' 'He
was wrong only eight times.
'.
Read the text “Summer and winter sports”?
Read the text “Summer and winter sports”.
People all over the world are very fond of sports and games.
That is one of the things in which people of every nationality and class are united.
The most popular outdoor winter sports are shooting, hunting, hockey and, in the countries where the weather is frosty and there is much snow — skating, skiing and tobogganing.
It's so nice to go to the skating - rink on a frosty sunny day.
Some people prefer to be out of town in such weather and to sledge or to ski in the woods.
Many people greatly enjoy figure - skating and ski - jumping.
Summer affords excellent opportunities for swimming, boating, yachting, cycling, gliding and many other sports.
Among outdoor games football takes the first place in public interests ; this game is played in all the countries of the world.
The other games that have firmly established themselves in favour in different countries are cricket, volleyball, basketball , and so on.
Badminton is also very popular both with young and old.
All the year round many people indulge in boxing, wrestling, gymnastics and track and field events.
Scores of young girls and women go in for calisthenics.
Over the last few years aerobics has become popular with young girls and women.
Aerobics helps them to be slim, healthy and strong.
The interest for it greatly increased thanks to Jane Fonda, a prominent American actress, the founder of this kind of sport.
This woman may serve as an impressive example of inexhaustible health, cheerfulness and beauty.
Being a great enthusiast of aerobics she has been trying to initiate many women all over the world into this sport.
Among indoor games which one can go in for all the year round are billiards, table tennis, draughts, chess, of course.
The results of chess tournaments are studied and discussed by enthusiasts in different countries.
So we have all grounds to say that sport is one of the things that makes people kin.
Write true or false :
1.
The most popular outdoor winter sports are shooting, hunting, swimming.
2. Badminton is not so popular among young and old.
3. The results of chess tournaments are never discussed by enthusiasts in different countries.
Помогите пожалуйста, оооочень сложно)Complete the sentence with the past simple passive form of the verb in brackets?
Помогите пожалуйста, оооочень сложно)Complete the sentence with the past simple passive form of the verb in brackets.
A) In ancient time, fires (light) ………… to use smoke as a signal over long distances.
B) Morse code (invent) ………… by an American called Samuel Morse.
C) the world’s first television images (show) ………….
To scientists in Scotland in 1926.
D) Radios (use) ………… to broadcast coded messages during the Second World War.
E) The World Wide Web (design) ………… originally to make it easier for nuclear physics researchers to communicate.
F) Buying books and CDs over the Internet (make) ………… popular by the company Amazon.
G) The first mobile phones with cameras (sell) ………… in Japan.
H) Vinyl albums and tapes (replace) ………… by CDs, which are now being replaced by mp3.
I) The first English dictionary (wrote) ………… by Robert Cawdrey in 1604.
J) The first mass - produced cars (introduce) ………… by the Ford company in the USA.
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1) b.
Baseball in the world
2)
c) Greece b) Athensb) 4 yearsc) 5 interlinked ringsb) a gold medal.