vlad20077
26.04.2022 04:59

1 [WIDGB1_Utest_6_Dictation.mp3] Listen and write the words that you hear.
I had a yesterday.
I went to a
I saw my .
He scored .
My the game
so I .

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LISTENING
2 [WIDGB1_Utest_6_Listening.mp3]
Listen to the radio programme about some people’s good and bad experiences of
doing sport and decide if the sentences are True or False.
Put a cross (X) in the correct place in the table.

TRUE FALSE

1 The programme is about famous sportspeople.
2 Keira beat tennis star Serena Williams at football.
3 Emmanual did a long running race a year ago.
4 Emmanual finished the race very quickly.
5 Sally had an accident in an archery class.
6 Jens hit the Queen when he was on his bike.
7 Jens said the Queen was in a shopping centre.

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© 2017 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLE 2
UNIT 6: Skills
GROUP A

READING
3 Read the text about four young sports stars and decide which sports star (1–4) the
sentences in the table match with.
Write the number of the sports star in the box next to the sentence.
Which sports star... Number:
1 ... is the oldest?
2 ... is from a different country to their dad?
3 ... came second in a competition in 2014?
4 ... started doing their sport as a job when they were fifteen?
5 ... is from North America?
6 ... learns about their sport from a member of their family?
7 ... plays for a club in a different country to where they were born?
1
Breanna Mackenzie Stewart was born on August 27, 1994, in New York, USA and now plays for
Seattle Storm in the Women’s NBA. She’s 1.93 m tall, weighs 77 kg, and is a strong player on the
basketball court. She won the WNBA New Player of the Year medal in 2016.
2
Martin Ødegaard from Norway was born on 17 December 1998 and plays for one of the world’s best
football clubs, Real Madrid, Spain. He started playing professionally for Strømsgodset Toppfotball
on 13 April 2014, and was their youngest ever goal scorer. He plays for the Norway national team
too.

3
Belinda Bencic, born 10 March 1997, is a Swiss tennis player. In 2013, she won the French Open
and Wimbledon girls' singles titles. Bencic’s coach is her father, who moved to Switzerland from
Czechoslovakia in 1968. In 2015, she won against the best tennis player in the world, Serena
Williams.

4
Matheus Paulo de Santana was born on April 2, 1996 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He won his first
national swimming competition in November 2011. At the Youth Olympics in August 2014, he won
a silver medal in the 50-metre race and a gold in the 100-metre one and broke the junior world

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BLASTER11111
26.01.2021 12:18

Red Square is a city square in the capital of Russia.

It is a symbol of Russia and Moscow.

It is a central square of all Russia.

It is very beautiful. 

People say that the name Red Square comes from the colour of the bricks or from the link between the colour red and communism.

There you can see  Lenin's Mausoleum,  Saint Basil's Cathedral, GUM department store, Kazan Cathedral.

There is also a monument on the square.

It is a bronze statue of Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky.

They  helped to clear Moscow from the Polish invaders in 1612, during theTimes of Trouble.

On May 9 every year you can see Victory Day parade there.

A lot of tourists come to see it. 

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VikaYastremska
12.06.2021 09:53
Among the amusements in England of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, especially in the May-day celebrations, was one known as the morris dance.Its original name had been “Moorish dance,” and some of the features, probably borrowed from the Moors of Spain, were long retained.Thus, although the group of characters costumed for the dance always included a Robin Hood, a Maid Marian, and a Friar Tuck, others, fantastically arrayed, were intended to represent Moorish dancers, some garbed as clowns, some with bells dangling from long hoods, and some with bells on their ankles.Usually also one of the Moors was represented as riding on an Arabian steed. The “steed” was a figure made of wicker, covered with hide or cloth to resemble a small horse, but actually fastened about the waist of the person supposed to be riding it.Its “rider” pranced about to show off the spirited nature of the steed. This make-believe steed became known as a hobbyhorse, probably because hobby had long been the term for a small horse, just as “dobbin” indicated a farm horse. From the use of the hobbyhorse in the morris dance, someone got the notion to convert it into a plaything for a child.Thus, since the sixteenth century some such imitation, variously constructed, has been a childhood favorite. Sometimes a child gets such enjoyment from his toy horse as to abandon all other playthings, and whenever awake, will furiously ride his hobbyhorse or hobby, which early became the shortened name.This favorite pastime was likened, even in the seventeenth century, to the devotion some men exhibit to a subject or an occupation that was at first taken up for amusement.Thus hobbyhorse, later shortened to hobby, came to denote any pursuit which is of great interest to an individual, though followed only for pleasure.
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