07.05.22
Список тем для подготовки к промежуточной аттестации 16 мая 2022 года.
Готовим проект-презентацию и рассказываем содержание проекта наизусть 16 мая на уроке. Необходим слайд с незнакомыми словами и 3-4 вопроса аудитории.
Unit
1. Kuzbass is my native land!
1.1.
Kuzbass
1.2.
Kuzbass is the best place to live!
1.3.
Kuzbass is a fine place and worth preserving
1.4.
The world of animals
1.5.
The world of plants
1.6.
Mineral resources
Unit
2. Pages of history
2.1.
Kemerovo, the city of many faces
2.2.
The Shors
2.3.
Children of nature
2.4.
The Autonomous Industrial Colony of Kuzbass
Unit
3. Health and ecology
3.1.
The ways to be healthy
3.2.Children’s
health at schools
3.3.
Popular sports and games in Kuzbass
3.4.
Some ecological problems
3.5.
The ways to solve the environmental problems
Unit
4. Cultural life in Kuzbass
4.1.
Cultural facilities
4.2.
Kemerovo libraries
4.3.
“Ogni Kuzbassa”
4.4.
Museums of Kemerovo
4.5.
Tomskaya Pisanitsa
4.6.
Kemerovo regional museum of Fine Arts
4.7.
The regional museum of local lore, history and economy
Unit
5. A land of talented people
5.1.
Outstanding personalities
5.2.
Famous Careers
5.3.
Andrey Panin
5.4.
Alexander Bobrov
5.5.
Mikhail Podgorbunskiy
Unit
6. Writers and Poets
6.1.
Writers and poets of Siberia
6.2.
Yevgeniy Grishkovets
6.3.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
6.4.
Vasiliy Fedorov
Unit
7. Education in Kuzbass
7.1.
Youth movements
7.2.
Education in Kuzbass is the best choice!
7.3.
Kuzbass State Technical University
7.4.
Kemerovo State University
7.5.
Kemerovo Art Academy
7.6.
Kemerovo State Medical Academy
7.7.
Kemerovo Plekhanov Institute, Kemerovo State Agricultural Institute
09/04/22
Task 1.
a) Before you read, practise the pronunciation of the following word combinations.
1) in the basin of
2 )the Kuznetsky Alatau
3) Salair mountans
4) coalfield - месторождение
5) engineering
6) widespread
7) Siberia
8) severe frosts
9) administrative
10) Institutions of Higher Education
1l) was renamed into
b) Read the text.
Kuzbass lies in the basin of the Tom
River the Kuznetsky Alatau and Salair Mountains. The coalfield was first discovered in
1721. Mikhailo Volkov was the discoverer of
coal in this region. Engineering and machinery production, metalworking are widespread
in all major towns. The main coal mining
centres are Anzhero - Sudzhensk, Kemerovo,
Leninsk - Kuznetsky, Procopyevsk, Osinniki,
Kiselyovsk.
Kuzbass lies in the most wonderful
part of south - central Russia in Siberia.
Siberia is famous for severe frosts and very hot
summers. Kemerovo is a centre of Kuzbass.
Kemerovo is the administrative centre of Kemerovo oblast (province). This town lies along
the Tom River. In the 19th century it was a
small village called Kemerovo. In 1918 it became a part of the village Shcheglovo to form
the town of Shcheglovsk. In 1932 Shcheglovsk was renamed into Kemerovo. Nowadays Kemerovo is famous for its mines,
chemical and machine -building plants, factories. There are about 10 Institutions of Higher
Education: the Kemerovo State University,
the Medical Academy, The Academy of Culture,Kuzbass Technical University,etc.
The most popular and interesting sight
in Kuzbass is the national park «Tomskaya pisanitsa». One can see ancient houses and
unique buildings there. This park is popular
for its paintings and drawings of ancient people.
Task 2. Say whether the statements are true
or false.
1. Kuzbass lies in the basin of the Ob River.
2. The coalfield was first discovered in 1721.
3. Michael Lomonosov was the discoverer
of coal in this region.
4. The main coal - mining centres
are: Belovo, Tyazhin and
Beryozovsky.
5. Kuzbass lies in the most wonderful part
of South-central Russia - in
Siberia.
6. Siberia is famous for warm winters and
cool summers.
7. Kuzbass is a part of Kemerovo oblast.
8. Kemerovo is the administrative centre of
Kemerovo oblast (province).
9. In the 19th century Kemerovo was a big
town named Shcheglovo.
10. In 1900 two villages: Kemerovo and
Shcheglovo formed the town
of Shcheglovsk.
11. In 1932 Kemerovo was renamed into
Shchelovsk.
12. Kemerovo is famous for its mines, factories and plants.
Task 3.
Study the basic story on ecology “Ecological Problems”
and get prepared to discuss the main -items:
1.What is the root of human disharmony with nature?
2.What is the evidence of human interference into nature?
3.What measures can help Humanity to save the planet from the ecological catastrophe?
Since ancient times Nature has served Man, being the source of his life. For thousands of
years people lived in harmony with environment and it seemed to them that natural riches
were unlimited. But with the development of civilization man's interference in nature began
to increase.
Large smoky industrial enterprises appear and the by-products of their activity pollute
the air we breathe, the water we drink, the land we grow grain and vegetables on. Vast forests are cut down or burn in fire. Their disappearance upsets the oxygen balance. As a result
some rare species of animals, birds, fish and plants disappear forever, a number of rivers
and lakes dry up. The pollution of air and the world's ocean, destruction of the ozone layer
is the result of man's careless interaction with nature, a sign of the
ecological crises.
Environmental protection is a universal concern. This is why serious measures to create a system of ecological security should be taken. Some progress has been already made in this direction, but these
are only the initial steps and they must be carried onward to protect
nature, to save life on the planet not only for the sake of the present
but also for the future generations.
Task 4:
a) read the text and say what
things about Kuzbass have struck you.
b) complete the sentences from the box.
Kuzbass, which is formally known as the Kuznetsk Coal Basin (the Kuznetsk), lies in the
south of Western Siberia, namely in the Kemerovo region. It covers the area of 95,725
square kilometers. It borders on the Altai territory in the south- west, on the Novosibirsk
region in the west, on the Tomsk region in the
north, on the Krasnoyarsk territory in the east.
Russians make up more than 90 % of the
population. There are small nations of
Shortsy, Teleuts, Siberian Tartars.
Kuzbass is one of the oldest and largest industrial complexes in Siberia. Kuzbass occupies the territory of the Kuznetskaya
Lowland. It is surrounded by mountain
chains on the west, on the east and on the
south. These mountain chains, like walls, defend our region from dry, southwest winds.
They influence the weather of this territory.
The climate in Kuzbass is sharply continental. We have four seasons of the year, but
winter lasts 5
months here, it begins in November and ends
in March. Summer is short and rather hot.
July is the hottest month of the year. The
temperature is sometimes 25°-35° above
zero. It's a big contrast with low winter
temperatures, which are sometimes 30-
40'below zero. This contrast influences badly
the people's health.
There is hardly a territory in Siberia where so
much interesting mountains arrangement
can be found. It is united with the West Siberian Lowland just only on the north. Its total area
is about 30.000 square kilometers.
The biggest river on the territory is the
Tom. It flows into the Ob. Its length is
over 839 kilometers. The Tom and its
tributaries supply fresh water practically
for every city in Kuzbass. There are also
some other big and little rivers in Kuzbass, for
example, the Kondoma, the Mras-Su, the
Kia, the Aba but most of them are polluted
because Kuzbass is an industrial zone and
the ecological situation is poor.
Metallurgical, coal - mining, machine -
building industries are highly - developed
here. There are many forests in Kuzbass. 1/7 of
wood in Russia is produced here in Kuzbass.
There are a lot of kinds of trees. The forests
are concentrated in Gornaya Shoria, Kuznetsky Alatau and Salair. They cover all
Kuznetskaya Lowland. The foliage trees
are concentrated in the lowlands. The
coniferous forests are situated in the highlands. The pine-trees, fir-trees can be found
there. A lot of animals such as bears, wolves,
foxes, elks live in them.
Now Kuzbass is one of the largest developed industrial regions. It is known as
one of the Russian and (in some branches)
world's largest producers and exporters of
coal, steel, iron ore and other mineral resources. No wonder, there are a lot of
plants, factories and mines. That's why
Kuzbass is said to be a region of coal miners
and metal workers. There are nine principal
cities in Kuzbass.. The largest city with the
population of 550,000 people is Novokuznetsk. Kemerovo is less than Novokuznetsk
but it's a regional center. The population of Kemerovo is about 556, 920 citizens.
Mezhdurechensk is situated in the most beautiful place of Kuzbass. It’s a small town but it is
famous for its coal mines. Tashtagol is the
capital of Gornaya Shoria where the aborigines of Kuzbass live. Kiselevsk, Belovo,
Leninsk-Kuznetsky, earlier had well - developed coal- mining industry, now they are degrading. The ecological situation in Kuzbass is
very poor. Kuzbass is called «the zone of ecological disasters». It is an industrial region and
its enterprises throw thousands of tons of different wastes. The air, water, soil here is polluted. We all hope for the better future, we
hope that Kuzbass with its great potential and
resources will become one of the richest and
best regions in Russia.
19/03/22
Environmental Problems Vocabulary
Task: Use the phrases to fill out the table.
Acid rain, deforestation, exhaust fumes from cars, global warming,
industrial waste, pick up litter after picnicking, smoke from factory
chimneys, be harmful to people’s health, cut down trees,
destroy/damage the environment, dump dangerous chemicals into
rivers/lakes/seas, plant trees, recycle things (paper, glass,
aluminum cans, save resources (water, paper, electricity), throw
litter, use public transport or cycle to places, waste water,
electronic waste, (used batteries, old electronic devices), sort out
waste, landfill sites.
What causes environmental problems?
What are the possible consequences?
What can we do?
1. Example: cutting down trees
1. deforestation
1. plant trees
What causes environmental problems?
What are the possible consequences?
What can we do?
1. Example: cutting down trees
1. deforestation
1. plant trees
Task 3. You are going to give a talk about environmental problems. You will have to start in 1.5 minutes and speak for not more than 2 minutes (10–12 sentences). Remember to say:
· why people worry about environmental problems nowadays;
· what the most serious environmental problem in the place where you live is;
· what young people can do to improve the ecological situation;
· what your attitude to environmental problems is.
You have to talk continuously.
What is RECYCLING?
Recycling is a technology that helps protect the environment and cut down on usage of raw materials. The steel, paper and glass industries recycle a lot. The largest recycler is the steel industry. It recovers more than 70 per cent of its original materials. For example, since 1988 they have produced the majority of new metal cans from old ones. Metal parts for cars and planes are other examples of recycling steel. Fragments of waste glass are widely used in construction. For producing writing paper and pens, used packing boxes are an ideal material. They are cheap and easy to recycle. Nowadays more and more recycling centres are appearing in our towns and cities.
Children's and Youth Environmental Parliament
Youth Movements in the Kemerovo Region Topical vocabulary
1. NGO - Non – Governmental Organization 2. IDEA - Information Dissemination and Equal Access - Информация для всех 3. network - сеть 4. join - присоединяться
5. facilitate - содействовать, продвигать 6. goal = aim 7. objective = aim 8. involve - вовлекать 9. decision-making 10. fundamental humanist values 11. promote - способствовать, распространять 12. awareness - сознание, осознание 13. Central Internal Affairs Directorate - Центральное управление внутренних дел 14. arrange - организовывать 15. patronize - попечительствовать 16. children’s asylum - приют для детей 17. support - поддерживать 18. convert to - перестроиться, перейти 19. a non-profit organization - недоходная, некоммерческая 20. Department of Youth - Департамент молодёжи 21. at-risk youth - молодёжь группы риска 22. low-income youth - молодёжь из семей с низким доходом 23. initiative - инициатива, движение 24. subsidize - финансировать 25.self-made organization - самодеятельная организация 26. thrive - процветать 27. provide - снабжать, обеспечивать 28. emerge - появляться 29. grassroots democratic development - движение широких народных масс 30. funding - финансирование
Children's and Youth Environmental Parliament City: Kemerovo Coordinator: Yelena Sharifulina Phone: (3842) 595600 Fax: (3842) 374034 Children’s and Youth Environmental Parliament, a Kemerovo NGO, joined the IDEA network in April 2008.
The organization was created on May 19, 1999, since then facilitating and participating in many projects and events. Its main goals and objectives are:
- assisting in identifying and addressing environmental problems in the region;
- involving children, youth and their parents in environmental decision-making;
- developing and coordinating the regional children’s and youth environmental movement;
- moral education with the emphasis on fundamental humanist values;
- environmental education; promoting environmental awareness and culture. Currently 117 people have received training at IDEA computer courses and seminars, including 97 participants of 12 Microsoft Unlimited Potential courses. Work time: Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. 12-20 12-20 12-20 12-20 12-20 12-18 holiday
“Children’s and Youth Environmental Parliament” Task: Study the information on Children’s and Youth Environmental Parliament and answer the questions: 1. Where is the parliament located? 2. Is Children’s and Youth Environmental Parliament a governmental or non –governmental organization? 3. When was the organization created? 4. Who is the coordinator? 5. Has the organization participated in any projects since 1999? 6. Why is it important to identify environmental problems of the region? 7. People of what age groups are involved in decision-making? 8. What are the main goals of the parliament? 9. What are the working days of the centre?
Сообщение от 11 февраля 2022 года: “Children’s and Youth Environmental
Parliament” Children’s and Youth Environmental
Parliament, a Kemerovo NGO, joined the
IDEA network in April 2008.
The organization was created on May
19, 1999, since then facilitating and participating in many projects and events. Its main
goals and objectives are:
- assisting in identifying and addressing environmental problems in the region;
- involving children, youth and their parents
in environmental decision-making;
- developing and coordinating the regional
children’s and youth environmental movement;
- moral education with the emphasis on fundamental humanist values;
- environmental education; promoting environmental awareness and culture.
Currently a lot of people have received training at IDEA computer courses and seminars,
including many participants of Microsoft
Unlimited Potential courses.
Task 1. Study the information on Children’s and
Youth Environmental Parliament and answer the
questions.
1. Where is the parliament
located?2. Is Children’s and Youth
Environmental Parliament
a governmental or non –
governmental organization? 3. When was the organization created?
4. Who is the coordinator? 5. Has the organization participated in any projects since 1999? 6. Why is it important to identify environmental
problems of the region? 7. People of what age groups are involved in decision-making? 8. What are the main goals of the parliament? 9. What are the working days of the centre?
Task 2. Read the information in Russian.
Explain the main idea to your partner as if he or
she is a foreigner. Российское движение школьников (РДШ)
— Общественно-государственная детско-юношеская организация, деятельность которой целиком сосредоточена на развитии и воспитании школьников. В своей деятельности
РДШ стремится объединять и координировать организации и лица, занимающиеся воспитанием подрастающего поколения и формированием личности.
Организация создана в соответствии с
Указом Президента Российской Федерации от
29 октября 2015 г. № 536 «О создании Общероссийской общественно-государственной
детско-юношеской организации «Российское
движение школьников.
Сообщение от 12 декабря 2021 года: Темы для высказывания на устном зачете:
Card 1
You
are to give a talk on your native town.
You should speak for not less
than 1,5-2 minutes. You are to say 14-20 sentences.
Remember
to say:
-
what the name of the town you live in is and what it is famous for;
-
what you know about the history of your town;
-
what your favourite place in the town is and why;
-
if you would like to live in your town in future.
Card
2
You
are to give a talk on theatres.
You should speak for not less than
1,5-2 minutes. You are to say 14-20 sentences.
- If
you are a theatre goer:
- when
you saw a theatrical performance last;
- what
Kemerovo theatre you would recommend your friend to visit, why
- what
your attitude to visiting a theatre is.
Card 3
You are
to give a talk on theatres.
You should speak for not less than 1,5-2
minutes. You are to say 14-20 sentences.
- if
it is exciting to be a famous actor, why;
- when
you saw a theatrical performance last;
- what
theatres there are in Kemerovo, which one is your favourite and why;
- if
you would like to become famous.
Card 4
You
are going to give a talk about reading books. You will have to start
in
1.5 minutes and speak for not more than 2 minutes (10–12
sentences).
Remember to say:
- whether
reading is popular with teenagers, and why, or why not;
- what
kind of books you like reading;
- why
many people prefer e-books to paper books;
- what
your attitude to reading is.
Card 5
Give
a talk on the importance of libraries.
You
are to speak for 1,5 -2 minutes. You are to say 12-15 sentences.
Remember
to say:
-
what people need libraries for
-
If you have ever used a virtual library
-
what the advantages of a virtual library are
-
what disadvantages of a virtual library are
-
what your attitude to using a real-life library is.
Сообщение от 11 декабря 2021 года:
Read the text The Writers of Siberia. Look through all the tasks of November - December.Get ready for a test.
Task 1. Complete the text with the
words:
a. all in all b. years later c. to begin with d. nowadays e. it is not a secret f. for example
1)… that Russia is one of the most beautiful
countries in the world. The nature of Russia
has always been an inspiration for a lot of
gifted people. Among them there are, of
course, our poets and writers. When we think
about Russian poets and writers, we always
link them to either Moscow or Saint Petersburg. But the land that has probably the most
interesting connection with the world of literature is, of course, Siberia.
2)…, Siberia has been the motherland of poets and writers for quite a bit of time. Even
though a lot of them were actually sent to Siberia as prisoners, they still found the land to
be unique and inspiring.
3) … , one of the
most famous Russian authors, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, was sent to Omsk for four years.
Most observers have agreed that the years
Dostoyevsky spent in Siberian imprisonment
were beneficial to his development as a man,
writer and thinker, transforming him into a
serious and confident artist.
4) … , when Siberia stopped being a prison
rather than a beautiful land, more and more
authors from this region gained popularity. A
lot of Siberian authors created their best and
most piercing poems during the Great Patriotic War. Boris Bogatkov, Evgeni Bereznitsky, Georgy Doronin, Konstantin Bryansky,
Vladimir Chugunov and many other Siberian
poets are famous for their war poems.
5) … Siberian authors have a lot of opportunities to publish their works due to rapid development of the Internet and Siberian media. The authors from Kuzbass, for example,
even have their own Union. Members of the
union often organize a lot of festivals for
both adults and children. Moreover, there are
at least two Literary Studios in Kuzbass –
“Az” and “Svoi Golos”. These studios help
young poets and writers become more professional and inspired. These studios were
organized by such experienced and talented
poets as Boris Burmistrov, Alexander Ibragimov and Iosif Kuralov. 6)… , the future of Siberian literature seems
to have a great potential. More and more authors become popular, including the youngest
ones. The vast and beautiful Land of Siberia
has always been a source of inspiration for
many creative people, and the history of Siberian literature will be continued with the
younger generation of great poets and writers.
Task 2. Say whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
1. The nature of Russia has been an inspiration
for a few gifted people. 2. Siberia has been the motherland of poets and
writers for a long time. 3. The years Dostoyevsky spent in Siberian imprisonments were harmful to him. 4. A lot of Siberian authors created their best
works during the Vietnam War. 5. Siberian authors of modern time have few opportunities to publish their works. 6. The literary studios are organized to help
young poets and writers. 7. The future of Siberian literature doesn’t seem
to have any potential.
Сообщение от 4 декабря 2021 года: Домашнее задание на 11 декабря:
Children's and Youth Environmental Parliament | ||||||||||||||
City: Kemerovo | ||||||||||||||
Coordinator: Yelena Sharifulina | ||||||||||||||
Phone: (3842) 595600 | ||||||||||||||
Fax: (3842) 374034 | ||||||||||||||
Children’s and Youth Environmental Parliament, a Kemerovo NGO, joined the IDEA network in April 2008. The organization was created on May 19, 1999, since then facilitating and participating in many projects and events. Its main goals and objectives are: - assisting in identifying and addressing environmental problems in the region; - involving children, youth and their parents in environmental decision-making; - developing and coordinating the regional children’s and youth environmental movement; - moral education with the emphasis on fundamental humanist values; - environmental education; promoting environmental awareness and culture. | ||||||||||||||
Currently 117 people have received training at IDEA computer courses and seminars, including 97 participants of 12 Microsoft Unlimited Potential courses. Work time: | ||||||||||||||
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Card 1
You are to give a talk on your native town.
You should speak for not less than 1,5-2 minutes. You are to say 14-20 sentences.
Remember to say:
- what the name of the town you live in is and what it is famous for;
- what you know about the history of your town;
- what your favourite place in the town is and why;
- if you would like to live in your town in future.
Card 2
You are to give a talk on theatres.
You should speak for not less than 1,5-2 minutes. You are to say 14-20 sentences.
- If you are a theatre goer:
- when you saw a theatrical performance last;
- what Kemerovo theatre you would recommend your friend to visit, why
- what your attitude to visiting a theatre is.
You are to give a talk on theatres.
You should speak for not less than 1,5-2 minutes. You are to say 14-20 sentences.
- if it is exciting to be a famous actor, why;
- when you saw a theatrical performance last;
- what theatres there are in Kemerovo, which one is your favourite and why;
- if you would like to become famous.
Card 4
You are going to give a talk about reading books. You will have to start in
1.5 minutes and speak for not more than 2 minutes (10–12 sentences).
Remember to say:
- whether reading is popular with teenagers, and why, or why not;
- what kind of books you like reading;
- why many people prefer e-books to paper books;
- what your attitude to reading is.
Card 5
Give a talk on the importance of libraries.
You are to speak for 1,5 -2 minutes. You are to say 12-15 sentences.
Remember to say:
- what people need libraries for
- If you have ever used a virtual library
- what the advantages of a virtual library are
- what disadvantages of a virtual library are
- what your attitude to using a real-life library is.
Study the texts and search for the information about one outstanding personality who comes from Kemerovo Region. Prepare a presentation about one outstanding personality (3-4 slides) + a slide with new words and a slide with 3 questions.
Task 1. Read the sentences below and insert the words given in the correct form
Alexander Bobrov 1. BEAR____ in Penza in 1915. Since his young age 2. WORK____ as a stage actor. In 1931 – 1938 he was a ballet actor in the Musical Comedy Theatre in Kuibyshev. In 1938 Bobrov 3. BECOME_____ an actor at The Uzbek Republic Theatre of Musical Comedy in the town of Tashkent. Since 1949 he 4. BE_____ an actor of Kemerovo Musical Comedy Theatre. In 1956 Alexander Konstantinovitch 5. AWARD_____ the title of the honoured performer of the Russian Federation. In 1965 he became the first national (people’s) performer of the Russian Federation in Kuzbass. In the years of the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945) Alexander Konstantinovitch was a soldier at the front. He was awarded a number of medals and orders. In addition to his war awards he 6. GIVE______ the highest award of those times – the order of Lenin – in 1967 – for his outstanding contribution to the development of the theatre arts in Kuzbass. Bobrov was the first Kemerovo Region citizen awarded the title of “The honourable citizen of Kuzbass”. Since 1988 Kemerovo Musical Comedy Theatre 7. NAME_____ after A.K.Bobrov. There has been established the special Bobrov’s Prize which has been given to actors for their speen given to actors for their special merits in the theatrical arts development in Kuzbass.
Task 1. Read to learn some new information. Put the passages in the logical order.
A. Mikhail Alexeevich started to
work in an ambulance service that
meant a horse and a sledge. He understood that something should be done
with the current situation. He organized the college for hospital nurses.
In 1933—1941 he was the leading
surgeon in Kemerovo hospital № 3.
B. Fortunately, after the war he
came back safe to Kemerovo and
continued his work in a hospital and
as a professor in Medical Academy. He also
originated the service of blood transfusion
that contributed again to save a lot of people’s lives.
C. Nowadays
the Medical
Hospital № 3 is
entitled in honour of this
great person
and scientist.
In 1978 he retired from
work and became an honourable pensioner of Kemerovo. In 1986 Mikhail
Alexeevich died when he was 90 years old.
His life was full of essential deeds that contributed to the successful development of Kemerovo Region.
D. During the war time Mikhail
Alexeevich was an army surgeon and saved
lives of countless number of soldiers. The
death rate was decreasing due to his professional work. Colonel Podgorbunskiy got Red Star medals.
E. Mikhail Alexeevich Podgorbunskiy
was an outstanding surgeon. He was born in
Ilimsk Irkutsk Region in 1896. He graduated
the Medical University in Tomsk. After the
university M.A.Podgorbunskiy came to Sheglovsk (Kemerovo now).
Сообщение от 21 ноября 2021 года: Домашнее задание на 27 ноября:
Study the texts and search for the information about one outstanding personality who comes from Kemerovo Region. Prepare a presentation about one outstanding personality (3-4 slides) + a slide with new words and a slide with 3 questions.
Anna
Vladlenovna Samokhina was a
bright
film star of the 1990s, one of Russia’s most admired film and
theatre actresses, one of the most beautiful women of Russian cinema
who was sometimes referred to as the Russian Marilyn Monroe.
Born
on Jan. 14, 1963 in the Kemerovo region in Siberia, Samokhina
graduated from the Yaroslavl Theatre School. The debut role for Anna
Samokhina was a part of Mercedes in Georgy Yungvald-Khilkevich’s
film “the Prisoner of If Castle” in 1988. The role brought the
immediate success and popularity and a fame of most beautiful and
enchanting women of the national cinematograph.
In
the 1990s Anna Samokhina became a true godsend for scriptwriters and
film directors. Her major success though was the role of Rita in the
1988 Soviet classic “the Kings of Crime”, the first attempt by
Russian filmmakers during perestroika to explore the phenomenon of
Soviet mobsters. After the film Anna was titled “a symbol of the
evolution of Russian filmmaking, of its transition from the
Soviet-era peasant-worker heroines to the modern poignant and more
sophisticated characters.”
Throughout
her career, the actress was continually voted for by industry
magazines as one of the most beautiful and elegant actresses in
Russia, renowned for her charm and style.
On
Feb. 4, 2010, Russia’s Culture Minister Alexander Avdeyev signed a
decree awarding Samokhina the title of Honoured Artist of Russia.
Unfortunately
Anna was not able to enjoy this status. She had been diagnosed with
stomach cancer and was spending her last days in one of Saint
Petersburg hospices. Doctors couldn’t save the actress. She was
buried at the city’s Smolenskoye cemetery.
Yevgeni
Grishkovetz is a popular Russian writer, dramatist, stage director,
and actor. Once he was a sailor. Nowadays he is called “a one man
theatre”, and “a one man band”: he is widely known as the
author of witty soliloquy plays, which he stages and performs
himself. For a surprisingly short period (just about three or four
years) Grishkovetz managed to rise from a provincial film director
known only in close theatre circles to a crowd-puller praised by
mass media and distinguished by juries of the most prestigious
awards.
Grishkovetz has made nearly a cult figure of our time, a sort of a
mouthpiece of modern intelligentsia. He speaks about things which
are quite clear and kindred to those who still can refer themselves
to this almost extinct class. It is quite understandable why
Grishkovetz as a story teller is so minimal and primitive in style.
His writings seem to be intended for children, or rather, look like
school compositions: in simple words and simple sentences, with lots
of repetitions. He focuses on the soul quivering from pricks and
injections of life.
Alexey
Arkhipovich Leonov (born 30 May 1934 in Listvyanka, Kemerovo Oblast,
Soviet Union) is a retired Soviet/Russian cosmonaut and Air Force
Major general who, on 18 March 1965, became the first human to
conduct a space walk. Leonov
was one of the twenty Soviet Air Force pilots selected to be part of
the first cosmonaut group in 1960. As all the Soviet cosmonauts
Leonov was a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. His
walk in space was originally to have taken place on the Vostok 11
mission, but was cancelled, and the historic event happened on the
Voskhod 2 flight instead. He was outside the spacecraft for 12
minutes and nine seconds on 18 March 1965, connected to the craft by
a 5.35 meter tether.
As
of January 2011, Leonov was the last survivor of the five cosmonauts
in the Voskhod program.
Unfortunately, Leonov died in 2019. Kemerovo Airport is named after A. Leonov.
Сообщение от 17 октября 2021 года: Домашнее задание на 23 октября:
Give a talk on the importance of libraries.
You are to speak for 1,5 -2 minutes. You are to say 12-15 sentences.
Remember to say:
1. What people need libraries for
2. If you have ever used a virtual library
3. What the advantages of a virtual library are
4. What disadvantages of a virtual library are
Make a conclusion - сделайте вывод.
Сообщение от 9 октября 2021 года:
Here are 2 new stories to read and comprehend---LIBRARIES
Libraries- What is a library?
Task I. Read the text about libraries and answer the questions after it: The Word library comes from the Latin word ‘liber’, meaning ‘book’. This is a place where information in printed (book, manuscripts, periodicals and musical scores) and in other forms is collected. Libraries can be found in many places. There are libraries in small towns and large cities and there are libraries at schools, universities, colleges. People go to the library to read, look, listen, search, inquire, relax, discuss, learn and think. The largest and the best known libraries in the world are: the British National library in London, the Library of Congress in Washington and The Russian State Library. The British Library is the largest state library in Britain and is one of the finest libraries in the world. It is a rapidly growing modern research library with all its current publications. People who want to read for higher degrees and who are engaged in research in their spare time visit this library. Another library which is known throughout the world is the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. It was established as a reference library in 1600 and gradually would come a world famous institution that now occupies three huge buildings.
the British Library (London)
the Library of Congress (Washington)
the Russian State Library (Moscow)
A great number of items of books, newspapers, periodicals, manuscripts, films, maps and works of drama, music, art and important and exciting documents are kept in library’s archives. There are materials on practically every subject. Of course there is a catalogue of books. The titles and authors of all the books in the library can be found in a card catalogue or a computer listing. Each card in catalogue gives very helpful information about the book. Most libraries have a professional staff whose first duty is to help you. Librarians also select books and other materials, organize materials so that you can easily use them, answer questions about facts, people, events, or advise you how to find the information you need. The library today is a center for all kinds of communication: printed, pictured, recorded and even electronically stored. The national libraries of different countries keep in touch and exchange books and information. 1.What is a library? 2. What are the largest libraries in the world? 3. What can you find in library archives? 4. What work do librarians do? 5. In what way are libraries all over the world connected? Task 2. Find some information about one of the world’s largest libraries and describe it. (story+presentations+5-6 questions for the listeners)
- Kemerovo Libraries
Task I. Read the text and change the words on the right in order to get a logical text:
There are 30 municipal and 3 1(REGIONAL) libraries in Kemerovo. More than 1million 2(…) of Kemerovo and Kemerovo Region visit these libraries every year. They have a great number of books, newspapers, magazines, audio and video materials and electronic editions to suit 3 (…) tastes, which contain various information on 4 (…) every subject.
The 5 (…) and the 6 (…) libraries in Kemerovo are the Kemerovo Regional Scientific Library named after Fedorov V.D., the Kemerovo Regional Scientific Medical Library, the Kemerovo Regional Library for 7 (…) and the Youth and the 8 (…) Library named after Gogol I.V. Kemerovo State University is famous for its Research Library (the Kemerovo State University Research Library).
REGION
CITY
DIFFER
PRACTICE
OLD, BIG
CHILD
CENTER
the Kemerovo Regional Scientific Library named after Fedorov V.D.
Task 2. Give information about one of the Kemerovo libraries.
Сообщение от 2 октября 2021 года:
Task 8 Study the rules of e-mail writing (электронное письмо)Write an e-mail to your friend:You have received an email message from your English-speaking pen-friend Ben:
From: Ben@mail.uk
To: Russian_friend@oge.ru
Subject: Books
… What an awful task – to read boring books all summer! And the list is so long! I like reading but the books I like are usually not my school’s choice.
… How long is your school’s list of books? What kind of books do you like to read? Do you think an electronic book is a good choice when you’re travelling in the summer, and why? …
Write a message to Ben and answer his 3 questions.
Write 100–120 words.
Remember the rules of letter writing.
Task 9 Speaking on the point:
You are going to give a talk about reading books. You will have to start in 1.5 minutes and speak for not more than 2 minutes (1012 sentences). Remember to say:
- whether reading is popular with teenagers, and why, or why not;
- what kind of books you like reading;
- why many people prefer e-books to paper books;
- what your attitude to reading is.
You have to talk continuously.
Сообщение от 25 сентября 2021 года:
Virtual LibrariesTask 1. Give your reasons for and againstvirtual libraries, fill in the table:Virtual LibrariesFor: Against:
Task 2 Read the text and add information
to your tables:
A virtual library is a digital space that keeps and organizes virtual books and their
associated documents. It also can refer to a space where the books can be read. These
spaces can include computers, mobile devices and the Internet. Some virtual libraries can
be accessed for free, and others require subscriptions.
An advantage of using a virtual library is that it is able to store many books in a
small amount of space. Physical books can take up a lot of space. By using a digital li-
brary, readers can access their entire personal libraries in one location, on either a computer
or a mobile device. The need for physical books diminishes by using a virtual library,
so digital libraries also have the benefit of helping to conserve paper resources.
The term "virtual library" also can be used to refer to a collection of books that are
readily available to be read on the Internet. These books often can be read for free and
are available under public domain. Any users who find a book under one of these circum-
stances can read it and use it within the terms set forth by the organization providing the
books. They must also follow any laws connected to reading the book.
In the same way, virtual libraries can exist within book subscription services.
Some institutions, such as colleges and universities, can provide access to a virtual li-
brary. Libraries can have content licenses in place, so patrons might have to authenticate
themselves through the use of accounts set up through the library before they can access
these materials, however.
Although a virtual library can be, hypothetically, used without the need for the
world wide web, the Internet is often tied to digital libraries. Certain websites offer users
the ability to catalog and organize their digital libraries. They can also provide users with
suggestions for new books to read, based on the content of their libraries, can give them
the opportunity to connect with other users who share the same tastes. Some websites
can implement community-based features, such as those that enable users to participate
in virtual book clubs and read peer reviews of books.
Some mobile devices offer their owners the ability to purchase and download books
directly onto their devices. These books can be organized by means of a virtual book-
shelf, which can come bundled with the program used to purchase the book. When a user
wants to read a book that has been purchased, he or she can simply access the pro-
gram's interface and choose the book from a virtual bookshelf.
Task 3. Complete the sentences:
1. A virtual library is ... .
2. It can also refer to ... .
3. It includes ... .
4. It is able to ... .
5. This term also can be used to ... .
6. Some institutions can provide ... .
7. A virtual library is often tied to ... .
8. Mobile devices offer the ability to ... .
Task 4. Use these sentences as a plan to
speak about virtual libraries.
Task 5. Try to guess the meaning of these words and phrases.
1.Space
2.Subscription
3. Diminish
4. Benefit
5.Domain
6. Authenticate
7. Account
8.Implement
9.Download
10.Virtual bookshelf
a)выгода, польза
b)виртуальная книжная полка
c)удостоверять
d)пространство
e)загружать
f)инструмент\выполнять
g)подписка
h)уменьшать, ослаблять
i)счет
j)область, сфера
Task 6. Find the sentences with these words and phrases in the text and translate
them.
Anna Vladlenovna Samokhina was a bright film star of the 1990s, one of Russia’s most admired film and theatre actresses, one of the most beautiful women of Russian cinema who was sometimes referred to as the Russian Marilyn Monroe.
Born on Jan. 14, 1963 in the Kemerovo region in Siberia, Samokhina graduated from the Yaroslavl Theatre School. The debut role for Anna Samokhina was a part of Mercedes in Georgy Yungvald-Khilkevich’s film “the Prisoner of If Castle” in 1988. The role brought the immediate success and popularity and a fame of most beautiful and enchanting women of the national cinematograph.
In the 1990s Anna Samokhina became a true godsend for scriptwriters and film directors. Her major success though was the role of Rita in the 1988 Soviet classic “the Kings of Crime”, the first attempt by Russian filmmakers during perestroika to explore the phenomenon of Soviet mobsters. After the film Anna was titled “a symbol of the evolution of Russian filmmaking, of its transition from the Soviet-era peasant-worker heroines to the modern poignant and more sophisticated characters.”
Throughout her career, the actress was continually voted for by industry magazines as one of the most beautiful and elegant actresses in Russia, renowned for her charm and style.
On Feb. 4, 2010, Russia’s Culture Minister Alexander Avdeyev signed a decree awarding Samokhina the title of Honoured Artist of Russia.
Unfortunately Anna was not able to enjoy this status. She had been diagnosed with stomach cancer and was spending her last days in one of Saint Petersburg hospices. Doctors couldn’t save the actress. She was buried at the city’s Smolenskoye cemetery.
Yevgeni Grishkovetz is a popular Russian writer, dramatist, stage director, and actor. Once he was a sailor. Nowadays he is called “a one man theatre”, and “a one man band”: he is widely known as the author of witty soliloquy plays, which he stages and performs himself. For a surprisingly short period (just about three or four years) Grishkovetz managed to rise from a provincial film director known only in close theatre circles to a crowd-puller praised by mass media and distinguished by juries of the most prestigious awards. Grishkovetz has made nearly a cult figure of our time, a sort of a mouthpiece of modern intelligentsia. He speaks about things which are quite clear and kindred to those who still can refer themselves to this almost extinct class. It is quite understandable why Grishkovetz as a story teller is so minimal and primitive in style. His writings seem to be intended for children, or rather, look like school compositions: in simple words and simple sentences, with lots of repetitions. He focuses on the soul quivering from pricks and injections of life.
Alexey Arkhipovich Leonov (born 30 May 1934 in Listvyanka, Kemerovo Oblast, Soviet Union) is a retired Soviet/Russian cosmonaut and Air Force Major general who, on 18 March 1965, became the first human to conduct a space walk. Leonov was one of the twenty Soviet Air Force pilots selected to be part of the first cosmonaut group in 1960. As all the Soviet cosmonauts Leonov was a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. His walk in space was originally to have taken place on the Vostok 11 mission, but was cancelled, and the historic event happened on the Voskhod 2 flight instead. He was outside the spacecraft for 12 minutes and nine seconds on 18 March 1965, connected to the craft by a 5.35 meter tether.
As of January 2011, Leonov was the last survivor of the five cosmonauts in the Voskhod program.
Unfortunately, Leonov died in 2019. Kemerovo Airport is named after A. Leonov.
Give a talk on the importance of libraries.
You are to speak for 1,5 -2 minutes. You are to say 12-15 sentences.
Remember to say:
1. What people need libraries for
2. If you have ever used a virtual library
3. What the advantages of a virtual library are
4. What disadvantages of a virtual library are
Make a conclusion - сделайте вывод.
- What is a library?
- Kemerovo Libraries
Task I. Read the text and change the words on the right in order to get a logical text:
| REGION |
You have received an email message from your English-speaking pen-friend Ben:
From: Ben@mail.uk |
To: Russian_friend@oge.ru |
Subject: Books |
… What an awful task – to read boring books all summer! And the list is so long! I like reading but the books I like are usually not my school’s choice. … How long is your school’s list of books? What kind of books do you like to read? Do you think an electronic book is a good choice when you’re travelling in the summer, and why? … |
Write a message to Ben and answer his 3 questions.
Write 100–120 words.
Remember the rules of letter writing.
Task 9 Speaking on the point:
You are going to give a talk about reading books. You will have to start in 1.5 minutes and speak for not more than 2 minutes (1012 sentences). Remember to say:
- whether reading is popular with teenagers, and why, or why not;
- what kind of books you like reading;
- why many people prefer e-books to paper books;
- what your attitude to reading is.
You have to talk continuously.
Сообщение от 25 сентября 2021 года:
Task 2 Read the text and add information
to your tables:
A virtual library is a digital space that keeps and organizes virtual books and their
associated documents. It also can refer to a space where the books can be read. These
spaces can include computers, mobile devices and the Internet. Some virtual libraries can
be accessed for free, and others require subscriptions.
An advantage of using a virtual library is that it is able to store many books in a
small amount of space. Physical books can take up a lot of space. By using a digital li-
brary, readers can access their entire personal libraries in one location, on either a computer
or a mobile device. The need for physical books diminishes by using a virtual library,
so digital libraries also have the benefit of helping to conserve paper resources.
The term "virtual library" also can be used to refer to a collection of books that are
readily available to be read on the Internet. These books often can be read for free and
are available under public domain. Any users who find a book under one of these circum-
stances can read it and use it within the terms set forth by the organization providing the
books. They must also follow any laws connected to reading the book.
In the same way, virtual libraries can exist within book subscription services.
Some institutions, such as colleges and universities, can provide access to a virtual li-
brary. Libraries can have content licenses in place, so patrons might have to authenticate
themselves through the use of accounts set up through the library before they can access
these materials, however.
Although a virtual library can be, hypothetically, used without the need for the
world wide web, the Internet is often tied to digital libraries. Certain websites offer users
the ability to catalog and organize their digital libraries. They can also provide users with
suggestions for new books to read, based on the content of their libraries, can give them
the opportunity to connect with other users who share the same tastes. Some websites
can implement community-based features, such as those that enable users to participate
in virtual book clubs and read peer reviews of books.
Some mobile devices offer their owners the ability to purchase and download books
directly onto their devices. These books can be organized by means of a virtual book-
shelf, which can come bundled with the program used to purchase the book. When a user
wants to read a book that has been purchased, he or she can simply access the pro-
gram's interface and choose the book from a virtual bookshelf.
Task 3. Complete the sentences:
1. A virtual library is ... .
2. It can also refer to ... .
3. It includes ... .
4. It is able to ... .
5. This term also can be used to ... .
6. Some institutions can provide ... .
7. A virtual library is often tied to ... .
8. Mobile devices offer the ability to ... .
Task 4. Use these sentences as a plan to
speak about virtual libraries.
Task 5. Try to guess the meaning of these words and phrases.
1.Space
2.Subscription
3. Diminish
4. Benefit
5.Domain
6. Authenticate
7. Account
8.Implement
9.Download
10.Virtual bookshelf
a)выгода, польза
b)виртуальная книжная полка
c)удостоверять
d)пространство
e)загружать
f)инструмент\выполнять
g)подписка
h)уменьшать, ослаблять
i)счет
j)область, сфера
Task 6. Find the sentences with these words and phrases in the text and translate
them.
Сообщение от 11 сентября 2021 года:
1. Study the text about Yevgeniy Grishkovets.
Grishkovetz lives in Kaliningrad and tours a lot with his theatre productions which have become classical within just a few years. He tours both in Russia and in Europe where he has turned into a welcome guest at many prestigious festivals. When taking the stage Yevgeni Grishkovetz always thanks the audience: “Thank you for having bought the tickets. You pay the money I live on”.
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
A. Yevgeni Grishkovetz is very …………………….. B. He is a popular writer, ………………, stage director, and actor. C. Grishkovetz founded the ………………………theatre “Lozha”. D. He is a welcome guest at many ………………………………festivals. E. It is quite ………………………….. why Grishkovetz as a story teller is so minimal and primitive in style. | fame drama depend prestigious understand |
You have received an email message from your English-speaking pen-friend Ben:
From: Ben@mail.uk |
To: Russian_friend@oge.ru |
Subject: Theatre |
… Last week I went to the theatre. It was a great performance and the actors were wonderful. I was impressed. … Do you think it’s exciting to be a famous actor and why? When did you last see a theatrical performance? Have you ever been to the Drama Theatre in Kemerovo? … |
Write a message to Ben and answer his 3 questions.
Write 100–120 words.
Remember the rules of letter writing.
Сообщение от 24 апреля 2021 года:
Задание на 15/05/2021:
Слова к диктанту: (с русского на английский):
Forefathers, ancestors, pagans, capricious, clay crockery, ancient, accurate, tambourine, ritual, missionary, folklore, captured imagination, become aware, subsequent generations, establish, beneficial, efficient, opportunity, contemporary, contribute, communist, colony, ideal economy, contract, chemical, restore, expansion, modernize, electrify, specialist, massive, social experiment, initiative group, to found a colony, foreign specialists, autonomous, restore national economy, a massive experiment, museum preserve, contribution, worth knowing.
Сообщение от 13 февраля 2021 года:
Сообщение от 30 января 2021 года:
Выполните следующие задания:
The
Ways to Solve the Environmental Problems
Task 1. Brain storm: share your personal attitude to the surroundings of
the place you live.
Do you like the air you breathe, the water you drink?
Have you ever seen the dead fish on the banks of the rivers?
What colour is snow in your place? (deep in winter)
Task 2. Practice word-building to enlarge your vocabulary on the topic. Render the www.report below.
noun |
verb |
Ing-form (adjective) |
Participle 2 |
pollution |
pollute |
polluting |
polluted |
safety |
save |
safe |
saved |
breath |
breathe |
…. |
… |
…. |
smoke |
smoky |
…. |
chemistry |
…. |
…. |
…. |
industry |
|||
appear/diappear |
|||
care |
|||
harm |
|||
suffer |
|||
region |
|||
destruction |
destructive |
||
ecology |
|||
threat threaten |
|
Task 3. Render the text into Russian.
Экологические
проблемы Кемеровской области, нашей местности и пути их решения.
Главные
экологические проблемы нашего края -загрязнение водоемов, загрязнение воздуха,
кислотные дожди, вырубка лесов, воздействие угледобычи на экологию и
загрязнение местности. Негативное воздействие угледобычи на экологию достигло
высокого уровня.
В атмосферу
Кузбасса попадает более 1,5 млн. тонн вредных промышленных выбросов. Чтобы
прекратить загрязнения атмосферы, необходимо: Производить очистку выбросов в
атмосферу от вредных и газообразных веществ. Использовать экологически чистые
виды энергии. Применять малоотходные и безотходные технологии. Добиваться
уменьшения авто-мобильных выхлопных газов.
В год 6 млн.
га земель вырубают. Леса исчезают из-за: расширения пахотных земель и пастбищ,
роста заготовки древесины. С целью защиты создаются заповедники, национальные
парки и другие охраняемые территории, на которых категорически запрещена
хозяйственная деятельность.
Чтобы улучшить
экологическую обстановку нужно: Провести реконструкцию рудников и фабрик.
Организовать безотходное производство.
Надо быть
внимательнее к природе и поведению людей. Активно выступать в защиту окружающей
среды. Это поможет сделать нашу природу намного чище и красивее.
Task 4. Make
the story complete (with the right grammar forms):
You ever (see) the people on a picnic? You ever (go)
on a picnic yourself? Nice experience, isn’t it? And what about the nature? The
pretty flowers (throw), the grass (burn), the litter (leave) all over the
place. And there is no-body to blame because the company (leave home). But
don’t you know that daisies, for example) (not live) at home, so they (fade) as
soon as you bring them in. the water from the clear spring (be fresh) only in
the wild nature. And the mouse which you (catch) in the field can’t live in a
human house.
If people (think) about these things, they (never damage) the land they
live on. And the Red Book of rare plants and flowers (not enlarge) in the
number of extinct species
Сообщение от 23 января 2021 года:
Прочитайте текст об экологических проблемах.
Найдите информацию (на выбор) и подготовьте презентацию. :
1. Какие меры предпринимаются в нашей области для улучшения экологической ситуации.
2. Найдите информацию об использовании технологий, сохраняющих ресурсы нашей планеты, в России или любой другой стране.
Some Ecological Problems
Task 1. Name the global ecological problems caused by the rapid technological progress.
Task 2. Study the basic story on ecology “Ecological Problems” and get prepared to discuss the main What-items:
1. What is the root of human disharmony with nature?
2. What is the evidence of human interference into nature?
3. What measures can help Humanity to save the planet from the ecological catastrophe?
Since ancient times Nature has served Man, being the source of his life. For thousands of years people lived in harmony with environment and it seemed to them that natural riches were unlimited. But with the development of civilization man's interference in nature began to increase.
Large smoky industrial enterprises appear and the by-products of their activity pollute the air we breathe, the water we drink, the land we grow grain and vegetables on. Vast forests are cut down or burn in fire. Their disappearance upsets the oxygen balance. As a result some rare species of animals, birds, fish and plants disappear forever, a number of rivers and lakes dry up. The pollution of air and the world's ocean, destruction of the ozone layer is the result of man's careless interaction with nature, a sign of the ecological crises.
Environmental protection is a universal concern. This is why serious measures to create a system of ecological security should be taken. Some progress has been already made in this direction, but these are only the initial steps and they must be carried onward to protect nature, to save life on the planet not only for the sake of the present but also for the future generations.
Task 2. Study the essential vocabulary to render the story below.
ancient — древний harmony — гармония environment — окружающая среда riches — богатства unlimited — неограниченный to interfere — вмешиваться smoky — дымный enterprises — предприятия by-product — побочный продукт activity — деятельность to increase — увеличиваться, возрастать |
to pollute — загрязнять substances — вещества oxygen — кислород rare — редкий destruction — разрушение ozone — озон layer — слой interaction — взаимодействие horrible — ужасный disaster — катастрофа to befall — пасть (на что-то) |
от 24 декабря 2020 года:
Прочитайте текст о Кемеровской области вслух и запишите своё чтение. Вышлите учителю через Whatsapp.
Kemerovo Oblast ), also known as Kuzbass (Кузба́сс) and Kemerovo Oblast —
Kuzbass after the Kuznetsk Basin,
is a federal
subject of Russia (an oblast), located in southwestern Siberia, where the West Siberian Plain meets the South
Siberian Mountains. The oblast, which
covers an area of 95,500 square kilometers (36,900 sq mi), shares
a border with Tomsk Oblast in the north, Krasnoyarsk Krai and the Republic of Khakassia in the east, the Altai Republic in the south, and with Novosibirsk Oblast and Altai Krai in the west. Kemerovo is the administrative center of the oblast, though Novokuznetsk is the largest city in the oblast, in terms of size. Kemerovo Oblast is
one of Russia 's
most urbanized regions, with over 70% of the population living in its nine
principal cities. Its ethnic composition is predominantly Russian, but Ukrainians, Tatars, and Chuvash also live in the oblast. The population recorded during the 2010 Census was 2,763,135.
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Домашнее задание на 10 октября:
Подготовить презентацию "An Exciting Tour of Kuzbass":
The Steps :
1.Find some intersting information about 5-6 places either in Kemerovo or in The Kemerovo Region;
2.Look for the photos to use in your project;
3.Think of a few new words from your piece of information and present them in the first slide;
4.Think of 3 questions to the class on the theme of your project;
5. Make your presentation according to the plan:
1.Show the chosen places on the map of Kuzbass;
2. Present each chosen place and tell your classmates what each place(town or village ) is famous for;
3. Prove that the place is worth visiting.
Сообщение от 19 сентября 2020 года:
Домашнее задание: Прочитать текст и выполнить задания. Подготовить краткий пересказ.
Task III: Read the
text and say what things about Kuzbass have struck you.
I find it interesting that...
The fact that Kuzbass ...has struck me greatly.
I couldn't fancy before that in Kuzbass...
It's a surprising thing to know that...
Kuzbass, which is formally known as the
Kuzbass is one of the oldest and largest industrial complexes in
There is hardly a territory in
The biggest river on
the territory is the Tom. It flows
into the
Metallurgical, coal
- mining, machine - building industries are highly -
developed here. There are many forests in Kuzbass. 1/7 of wood in
Now Kuzbass is one of the largest developed industrial regions. It is known as one
of the Russian and (in some branches) world's largest producers and exporters
of coal, steel, iron ore and other mineral resources. No wonder, there are
a lot of plants, factories and mines. That's why Kuzbass is said to be a region of coal miners and metal workers. There are nine principal
cities in Kuzbass.. The largest city with the population of 550,000 people is Novokuznetsk. Kemerovo is less than
Novokuznetsk but it's a regional center. The population of Kemerovo is about 556, 920 citizens. Mezhdurechensk is
situated in the most beautiful place of Kuzbass. It’s a small town but
it is famous for its coal mines. Tashtagol is the capital of Gornaya
Shoria where the aborigines of
Kuzbass live. Kiselevsk, Belovo, Leninsk-Kuznetsky, earlier
had well - developed coal- mining industry, now they are degrading. The ecological situation in Kuzbass is very poor. Kuzbass is
called «the zone of ecological disasters». It is an industrial region and
its enterprises throw thousands of
tons of different wastes. The air,
water, soil here is polluted. We all
hope for the better future, we hope that Kuzbass with its great potential and resources will become one
of the richest and best regions in Russia.
Task IV: Read the words and group them in the
following categories:
1)
geographical position; 2) natural
resources; 3) industry; 4) flora and fauna.
Fill in
the table:
geographical position |
natural resources |
industry |
flora and fauna |
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сoal-basin – угольный бассейн
сover - покрывать
border on - граничить
occupy - занимать
mountain chains – цепи гор
sharply
continental – резко континентальный
tо defend
–
защищать
supply
–
снабжать
influence - влияние
arrangement - расположение
industrial complex - промышленный комплекс
metallurgical - металлургический
coal-mining - добыча угля
machine-building – машиностроение
steel -
сталь
iron - железо
coal
–
уголь
iron
ore
–
железная руда
enterprise – предприятие
tributaries - притоки
tо pollute - загрязнять
to
degrade – деградировать
the aborigines - коренные жители
foliage - листва
coniferous – хвойный
soil – почва
pine-tree
- сосна
fir-tree – пихта
elk - лось
disaster бедствие
potential – потенциал, возможность
Task 1 Match the beginnings and the endings of the
sentences:
1) Kuzbass lies a)into the
Ob.
2) Kuzbass is one of the b)plants, factories and
mines.
3) Kuzbass occupies c)oldest and largest
industrial complexes
in Siberia.
4) The climate in Kuzbass is d)Novokuznetsk.
5) The river
Tom flows
e)highly-developed in Kuzbass.
6) Metallurgical, coal mining are f)in the south of Western Siberia.
7) There are a lot of g)continental.
8) The largest city is h)a region of coal miners and metal
workers.
9) The Aborigines i)the territory
of the Kuznetskaya
Lowland.
10) Kuzbass is said to be j) livein Tashtagol.
Task 2
Answer the questions:
1)
Where
is Kuzbass situated?
2)
Which
regions does Kuzbass border on?
3)
What is
the weather like in Kuzbass?
4)
How
many rivers in Kuzbass do you know?
5)
What do
you know about the population of Kuzbass?
6)
Kuzbass
is a metallurgical giant, isn't it?
7)
How
many towns and cities on the territory of Kuzbass do you know?
8)
Why is
Kuzbass called "the zone of ecological disasters"?
Task 3
Translate the sentences from Russian into English:
1)
Кузбасс граничит с Томской, Новосибирской
областями и Алтайским краем.
2)
Горные хребты на западе
востоке и юге защищают нашу область от сухих ветров.
3)
В Кузбассе много рек и озер.
4)
Крупнейшая река Томь впадает в Обь.
5)
В кузбасских лесах растут такие хвойные деревья,
как ели, сосны, кедры.
6)
Кузбасс считается одним из крупнейших мировых
производителей чугуна, и стали, а так же добытчиков каменного угля.
7)
Наиболее крупные города Кузбасса - Новокузнецк,
Кемерово, Междуреченск,
Белово, Прокопьевск и Таштагол.
8) Кемеровская область считается зоной
повышенной экологической опасности.
Сообщение от 19 сентября 2020 года:
Choose one photo and describe it. Use the suggested phrases.
Сообщение от 12 сентября 2020 года:
Описать фотографию города Кемерово
(одной из достопримечательностей или любимого места).
Использовать фразы:
Well, I would like to describe a photo of Victory Park in Kemerovo.
This photo (this picture) shows ...
The weather is ....
The gates are ...
They look...
In the foreground I can see...(на переднем плане можно видеть...)
A bit to the right there is ...
I can guess that ...
In the background I can make out ...
I really like this photo as it presents ....
Сообщение от 5 сентября 2020 года:
Read the text and do the tasks:
1.
A bit
of history
The business prospered, the population
grew. In 1867 there were 7 villages in the area, the biggest of them were
Read
the text and fill in the missing phrases:
1. aboriginal language
2. the exploitation of coalfield
3. with the formation of
4. were transformed
5. was mentioned in chronicles
2.
1.
2.
3.
4. Besides,
The Kemerovites are proud of their
native city and make it more and more beautiful from year to year.
5.They say, East or West, home is
best. Nearly every person takes native city dear to the heart. My city is
really remarkable nowadays. Today it is
a modern Siberian center with wide streets and prospects. In the center there are three beautiful squares:
Summing
it up, I can honestly say that I’m proud of my native town
Task 1 Match the paragraph and the title (one title is
extra):
a) A modern Siberian center.
b) A place of natural wonders.
c) A town of students.
d) A young city.
e) An industrial center.
f) A cultural center.
Task 2 Finish up the sentences:
1.
2. It was founded … .
3. Today
4.
5.
6. Besides it is … .
7. People can go to … .
8. In the center there are … .
9. I’m proud of ….
Task 3 Answer the questions:
1. How many educational
institutions are there in
2. What is
3. What was the name of this town
many years ago?
4. Who was the founder of coal in
this region?
5. How many people live in
6. What theatres in
7. How do Kemerovites and
the visitors of
8. What is the favourite
recreational area in the city?
Task 4 Sum up the information
from the text and get ready to speak about
Task 5 Read Ann’s letter about her native city.
Compare her native city with the place where you live, answer her questions,
write 100-120 words. Don’t forget the rules of letter writing.
Dear Lisa,
…. I’d like
to tell you about the city where I live. I was born in
People call
Love,
Ann
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Сообщение от 10 мая 2020 года:
Подготовка к итоговому тестированию.
Подготовка к итоговому тестированию:
Сообщение от 16 марта 2020 года:
Задание на чтение текста вслух и
перевод текста для записи аудиофайла:
Kemerovo
Oblast is one of Russia 's
most important industrial regions, with some of the world's largest deposits of
coal. The south of the region is dominated by metallurgy and the mining
industry, as well as mechanical engineering and chemical production. The Evraz
Group and an ore subsidiary Evrazruda operate iron ore mining and processing facilities along with
the Raspadskaya, Yuzhkuzbassugol, the Siberian holding company SIBPLAZ, coal
and coking coal mines there. The northern area of the region is more agricultural.
The region has a dense railway network, including the Trans-Siberian Railway,
which passes through the oblast. Prokopevsk, Kiselevsk, and Andzhero-Sudzhensk
are coal-producing centers, and Novokuznetsk
is the center of the engineering industry.
Сообщение от 17 февраля 2020 года:
Задание на устное высказывание:
Сообщение от 3 февраля 2020 года:
Задание по написанию личного письма об экологических проблемах родного края и путях их решения.
…Yesterday I saw a documentary film about
What are the most dangerous ecological
problems in your opinion? What do you and your friends do to protect your
local environment? What can we do to attract people’s attention to ecological
problems? …
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Сообщение от 26 января 2020 года:
Преобразуйте слова, стоящие справа от текста, так, чтобы они соответствовали содержанию
лексически и грамматически.
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Задание 2
Прочитайте текст. Преобразуйте слова, напечатанные
заглавными буквами в конце строк, обозначенных номерами B10-B14, так, чтобы они грамматически и лексически
соответствовали содержанию текста.
Заполните пропуски полученными словами. Каждый пропуск соответствует
отдельному заданию B10-B14.
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- what your parents' attitude towards the place they live in is.
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director boxer opera singer pop singer chemist
race walker cardiothoracic surgeon cosmonaut
football player construction
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miner pilot writer politician dramatist artist
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Сообщение от 22 декабря 2019 года:
Задание: Преобразуйте слова в скобках так, чтобы они грамматически и лексически соответствовали содержанию текста.
The region first 1. (settle) by Shors and Teleut tribes who were primarily 2.(engage) in hunting and fishing. The first Russian 3.(settle) began arriving into this region in the 16th and 17th 4.(century). Kuznetsk, the regional capital, 5.(found) in 1618.
In 1698, Tsar Peter the Great was told that silver-ore deposits 6. (locate) in the territory and ordered the Tomsk Voivode (Governor) to begin ore-prospecting and smelting operations along the tributaries of the
In the early 18th century, the Demidovs, a family of prominent Russian 9. (industrial) who lived and worked in the Urals region, built the country's first iron-and-steel plants, which were later taken over by the state. Throughout the 18th century, state-owned companies, namely, the
The Trans-Siberian Railway, built in the late 19th century, provided an impetus[1] for a local industrial boom[2]. After 1917, the
During the Great 14. (Patriot) War of 1941-1945 against Nazi Germany, Kuzbass supplied the bulk[3] of coal and metal for the home front. Local steel 15.(use) to make 50,000 tanks and 45,000 aircraft. In 1941, 71 16.(industry) enterprises were evacuated from the European USSR to Kuzbass. Most of them eventually remained permanently in the region, whose industrial potential 17. (double) during the war.
The Kemerovo Region, which was previously part of the Novosibirsk Region, became a separate 18.(administer) region on January 26, 1943.
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