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Meklēšanas rezultāti - 'letter' № 65487, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Ļoti steidzami. Tikai 2 uzdevumi. 1/1 Pūpole Task 2 (Language in use) Fill each of the numbered gaps in the following passage with the most appropriate word from the wordbank. Use only one word in each space. Write the appropriate letter in the gap. The task begins with an example (0). Note that there are more words than gaps. OWLING Daily Mail, London, July 15, 2011: Forget planking, ‘owling’ is the new online picture craze that is turning heads (0) C the world. Hundreds of young people in America, Australia and now, Britain, have taken up the new Turpinājums failā. 1/1 № 66127, Angļu valoda, 11 klase :) 1/1 paliidziiba01 1. uzdevumā, iespējams, ka ir kļūdas, jo negribēju pārāk iedziļināties - nomulsināja teksts. Ar pārējiem uzdevumiem viss ir kārtībā :) Tēma Nature, Environment, Work” Task 1 (Reading) Read the text. For each gap, find the most appropriate phrase from the alternatives given in the table. Write the corresponding letter in the gap. The first one has been done for you. Note that there are more phrases than gaps. BERGAMOT IN FOCUS If you want to create a calm atmosphere, make a soothing cup of tea or (0) ___M___ in problem skin, look no further than bergamot. The plant bergamot (Citrus bergamia) is named after Bergamo, an attractive town in Northern Italy where it was first sold (1) E. It is thought that Christopher Columbus brought the bergamot tree to Italy from the East and, although it was once found only in the Bergamo region, (2) B in Calabria, Southern Italy and along the North African coast. Turpinājums failā. 1/1 № 68341, Angļu valoda, 12 klase help 1/1 ShamanCat Reading. ( 10 points) Read the text and do the task. Fill in each gap with an appropriate phrase from the list. Write the appropriate letter in the gap. There are more phrases than gaps. An example (0) is given. BASE JUMPING Some twenty five years ago Carl Boenish took a team of skydivers to Yosemite National Park, USA, (0) L . The sport developed into BASE jumping, named after the four types of fixed objects people jump from: Building, Antenna, Span (bridge) and Earth (cliff). A POPULAR PASTIME Turpinājums failā. 1/1 № 68518, Angļu valoda, 11 klase Put the verb into the correct form, present simple or past simple, active or passive. 1 It’s a big factory. Five hundred people (employ) there. 2 Water (cover) most of the Earth’s surface. 3 Most of the Earth’s surface (cover) by water. 4 The park gates (lock) at 6.30 every evening. 5 The letter (post) a week ago. 6 The boat (sink) quickly but fortunately everybody was rescued. 7 Ron’s parents (die) when he was very young. 8 I was born in London but I (grow) up in the north of England. 9 While I was on holiday, my camera (steal) from my hotel room. Lachuks Failā. 1/1 engelis 2. Water covers most of the Earth's surface. 3. Most of the Earth's surface is covered by water. 4. The park gates are locked at 6.30 p.m. every evening 5. The letter was posted a week ago and it arrived yesterday. 6. The boat sank quickly but fortunately everybody was rescued. 7. Ron's parents died when he was very young. He and his sister were brought up by their grandparents. 8. I was born in London but grew up in the north of England. 9. While I was on holiday, my camera was stolen from my hotel room. 10. While I was on holiday, my camera disappeared from my hotel room, paliidziiba01 1 It’s a big factory. Five hundred people EMPLOYED (employ) there. 2 Water COVERS (cover) most of the Earth’s surface. 3 Most of the Earth’s surface COVERED (cover) by water. 4 The park gates LOCKED (lock) at 6.30 every evening. 5 The letter POSTED (post) a week ago. 6 The boat SUNK (sink) quickly but fortunately everybody was rescued. 7 Ron’s parents DIED (die) when he was very young. 8 I was born in London but I GROWN (grow) up in the north of England. 9 While I was on holiday, my camera STOLEN (steal) from my hotel room. M.K It's a big factory. Five hundred people are employed there. Water covers most of the Earth's surface. Most of the Earth's surface is covered by water. The park gates are locked at 6.30 p.m. every evening. The letter was posted a week ago and it arrived yesterday. The boat sank quickly but fortunately everybody was rescued. Ron's parents died when he was very young. He and his sister were brought up by their grandparents. I was born in London but I grew up in the north of England. While I was on holiday, my camera was stolen from my hotel room. While I was on holiday, my camera disappeared from  № 70216, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Vajag izpildit uz 6 ballem , ja bus vairak tad labi))) 1/1 paliidziiba01 angļu valoda :) Lai būtu 10 :) 1/1 M.K READING Task 1 (12 points) Read an interview with a wildlife photographer. Put the letter (A-N) of the appropriate question in the gap (1-12). Use each question only once. There is one extra question which you do not need to use. An example (0) has been given. WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER Here we bring you an exciting interview with a renowned nature photographer Marina Cano, one of the finest wildlife photographers today, known for her vivid display of wildlife excellence with a great touch of art. 0. I At the age of 16 I started shooting wildlife simply because it was readily available to me. I am fortunate in that I have the biggest wildlife park in Europe right on my doorstep. Cabárceno Park is just 20 minutes from my home town of Santander in Cantabria, Spain, and it houses more than 100 different species, all free to roam in huge open spaces. I love shooting there; it is my favorite place outside of Africa to photograph wildlife. Turpinājums failā. 1/1 kakjens17 KO PRATU 1/1 № 70280, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Vajag izpildit uz 6 ballem , ja bus vairak tad labi)))) 1/1 paliidziiba01 № 70280, Angļu valoda, 12 klase 1/1 M.K TEST Nr 1 Distance learning Name: Surname: Form: Date: Listening ( 7 points)- can be done in the classroom only. Reading. ( 10 points) Read the text and do the task. Some parts of the sentences are missing. Find the most appropriate part for each gap. Write the appropriate letter in the gap. Note that there are more parts than gaps. THE WORLD BY ROAD The Guardian Weekly, February 12th 2008 The World by Road expedition was(1) _F_ by a group of individuals who wanted to increase young people's interest in world issues and cultures. Travelling from country to country in large vehicles, they document everything they see(2) _L_ a video recorder and internet blog. The audience back home is invited to participate by (3)_H_ as to where they should go next. Team leader Steven Shoppman explains why he thinks education goes down better when there's a little (4)_A_: Turpinājums failā. 1/1  № 70863, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Angļu valoda 1/1 M.K failā 1/1 paliidziiba01 Read the text and do the task. Fill in each gap with an appropriate phrase from the list. Write the appropriate letter in the gap. There are more phrases than gaps. An example (0) is given. ORCA1 TO BE SPARED IN TRAINER’S DEATH Trainers at SeaWorld’s Orlando Park will continue working with Tilikum, the 12,000-pound killer whale that attacked and drowned one of its primary handlers (0) G on Wednesday. “We have every intention of continuing to interact with this animal, though (1) B with him will change,” SeaWorld wrote in its blog on Thursday. Turpinājums failā. 1/1 № 71523, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Paliga ludzu 1/1 bronzor Risinājums pielikumā. 1/1 paliidziiba01 :) 1/1 M.K TEST Nr 1 Distance learning Name: Surname: Form: Date: Listening ( 10 points)- can be done in the classroom only. READING (12 points) Read the interview. Write the letter (A-N) of the appropriate question in the gap (1-12). Use each question only once. There is one extra question which you do not need to use. An example (0) has been given. 30 MINUTES WITH PARKER LIAUTAUD Here we bring you an inspiring interview with a 19-year-old polar explorer and climate change campaigner, Parker Liautaud. He has participated in three expeditions to the North Pole since the age of 15. Through his expeditions he aims to collect scientific data that will contribute to a better understanding of climate change. The interview was given in 2013 before the Willis Resilience Expedition in Antarctica. Turpinājums failā. 1/1 № 71526, Angļu valoda, 12 klase Paliga 1/1 paliidziiba01 Speaking. Answers 5 of these questions. ( 20 points) uzdevumā bija jāizvēlas 5 jautājumi uz kuriem vēlas atbildēt. Izvēlējos 4., 6., 8., 17., 18. 1/1 M.K TEST Nr 1 Distance learning Name: Surname: Form: Date: Listening ( 7 points)- can be done in the classroom only. Reading. ( 10 points) Read the text and do the task. Some parts of the sentences are missing. Find the most appropriate part for each gap. Write the appropriate letter in the gap. Note that there are more parts than gaps. THE WORLD BY ROAD The Guardian Weekly, February 12th 2008 The World by Road expedition was(1) _F_ by a group of individuals who wanted to increase young people's interest in world issues and cultures. Travelling from country to country in large vehicles, they document everything they see(2) _L_ a video recorder and internet blog. The audience back home is invited to participate by (3)_H_ as to where they should go next. Team leader Steven Shoppman explains why he thinks education goes down better when there's a little (4)_A_: Turpinājums failā. 1/1 № 71946, Angļu valoda, 12 klase ludzu 1/1 paliidziiba01 ANGĻU VAL 5. TEST Reading. ( 12 points) Read the two texts and do the task. Fill in each gap with an appropriate phrase from the list. Write the appropriate letter in the gap. There are more phrases than gaps. Every kid throws temper tantrums and behaves impulsively once in a while. But new research suggests that a lack of self-control during youth may predict health problems, (1) H and a criminal record by adulthood. In a survey of more than 1,000 children who were studied from birth to age 32, scientists found that kids who scored lowest (2) D - those who were more impulsive and easily frustrated and had the most trouble with delaying gratification or waiting their (3) K - were roughly three times as likely by adulthood to report having multiple health problems and addictions, earning less than $20,000 a year, becoming a single parent or committing a crime than kids (4) M. The good news is that self-control can be learned. Children (5) A who improved self-control on their own as they grew older reported fewer health and criminal behavior problems than those who remained impulsive. So school and family interventions that teach kids (6) C may lead to healthier and more stable adults. Turpinājums failā. 1/1 bronzor Atbildes pielikumā. 1/1   11/12   Atpakaļ >>

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