Номер 4, страница 75, часть 2 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс учебник Демченко, Юхнель

4. a. Listen to the extract from the QI programme and check your ideas. Are the true facts surprising?

b. Read the definitions of some words from QI. Do you know their equivalents in your language?

Umami – the so-called fifth taste, that comes from glutamic acid, described by some as savoury and meaty, by others – as a combination of sweet, sour, salty and bitter tastes, the Japanese version of yummy.

Nociception – ability to sense pain.

Proprioception – what lets two parts of your body connect without visual confirmation.

c. Match the words and their definitions:

1. to detect; 2. to sense; 3. obvious; 4. sense; 5. readyish.

a) almost prepared;

b) an ability to understand, recognise, value or react to something, esp. any of the five commonly known physical abilities to see, hear, smell, taste and feel;

c) to be aware of something or experience it without being able to explain exactly how;

d) to notice something that is partly hidden or not clear; or to discover something, especially using a special method;

e) clear; easy to see, recognise or understand.

d. Complete the excerpts from the programme with the words from ex. 4c. Change the form of the word if necessary. One of the words is used twice.

... Conversely, points are deducted from a panelist who gives “answers which are not only wrong, but ...” – typically answers that are generally believed to be true but in fact are not...

... There were lots of ... clues, like the way ships sailed over the horizon and how the Earth cast a crescent shadow on the moon...

... Baby birds usually don’t leave the nest until they’re ready (or at least ...) to fly...

... You will feel it thanks to nociception, the ability to ... pain...

... Lots of people think different parts of the tongue are finetuned ... different tastes...

... There are lots more, too, although the lists vary and the final number-of-... record is in great dispute...

e. Listen again and check your answers to ex. 4c and d.

4. c. Соотнесите слова и их определения:

4. d. Дополните отрывки из программы словами из упр. 4c. При необходимости измените форму слова. Одно из слов используется дважды.

Ответ:

4. c.

1. - d)

2. - c)

3. - e)

4. - b)

5. - a)

4. d.

... Conversely, points are deducted from a panelist who gives “answers which are not only wrong, but obvious...” – typically answers that are generally believed to be true but in fact are not...

... There were lots of obvious clues, like the way ships sailed over the horizon and how the Earth cast a crescent shadow on the moon...

... Baby birds usually don’t leave the nest until they’re ready (or at least readyish) to fly...

... You will feel it thanks to nociception, the ability to sense pain...

... Lots of people think different parts of the tongue are finetuned to detect different tastes...

... There are lots more, too, although the lists vary and the final number-of-senses record is in great dispute...

Перевод:

4. c.

1. - d)

2. - c)

3. - e)

4. - b)

5. - a)

4. d.

... И наоборот, очки вычитаются у участника, который дает «ответы, которые не просто неверны, но и очевидны...» — как правило, это ответы, которые принято считать верными, но на самом деле таковыми не являются...

... Было много очевидных подсказок, например, как корабли уплывали за горизонт и как Земля отбрасывала на Луну тень в форме полумесяца...

... Птенцы обычно не покидают гнездо, пока не будут готовы (или, по крайней мере, почти готовы) лететь...

... Вы почувствуете это благодаря ноцицепции, способности ощущать боль...

... Многие люди думают, что разные части языка настроены на то, чтобы распознавать разные вкусы...

... Есть и много других, хотя списки разнятся, и окончательный рекорд по количеству чувств является предметом больших споров...