Номер 3, страница 131, часть 2 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс учебник Демченко, Юхнель

3. a. Look through the headlines and news hooks of newspaper articles. What section do they refer to?

Headline (n., count.) ['hedlain] – the title of a newspaper story that is printed in large letters.

News hook – a short piece of information, a catchy introduction sentence that is intended to attract the readers' attention.

How to foster compassion¹ in children

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Nigeria takes steps to develop infrastructure

Nigeria, the most populated country on the African continent, offers plenty of opportunities for international investment.

The brain mechanism behind your inner voice

How can we "hear" ourselves speak even when we are not speaking aloud? Research published this month suggests that the same mechanism ['mekənɪz(ə)m] that means we cannot tickle² ourselves is responsible...

Ready, set, go! Adventure awaits you in Finger Lakes Wine Country, New York

With its rolling hills and striking blue skies, Finger Lakes Wine Country is simply breathtaking. It offers opportunity for adventure, whether your idea of a holiday time is a hike up a gorge³ or a leisurely afternoon in a paddleboat⁴.

Sky News UK

Thursday 08 August 2021. Fog will clear to sunny skies across England and Wales this morning.

Snoring: The (not-so) Silent Killer

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Death Valley: Hot enough to fry an egg?

Death Valley in the US is considered the hottest place on Earth and in the middle of a heat wave, temperatures are pushing 50 °C (120 °F).

Art thief's mother may have burned priceless paintings

Authorities are investigating a claim (расследуют заявление / расследуюцъ заяву) that the mother of a suspected Romanian art thief burned priceless pictures by Picasso, Monet and Matisse in an effort to keep investigators off the trail of her son¹.

Reading the world in 196 books

Writer Ann Morgan set herself a challenge – to read a book from every country in the world in one year. She describes the experience and what she learnt.

Businesses reopen, but not all

The list of businesses that will not open on 12 April 202.. after easing corona virus lockdown restrictions², and when they can welcome back customers.

b. What's typical of headlines?

c. Which of the articles would you like to read? Explain your choice.

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I find (cultural news) interesting / amusing / thrilling / exciting / fascinating / touching / moving / boring / entertaining.

I am (feel) amused / interested when reading articles about ...

(Science) news keeps me excited ...

Such articles are full of useful (serious, complicated) information / interesting facts / valuable opinions / humour and fun.

I don't mind reading (editorials).

I'm not interested in / I'm not keen on reading (the travel section).

And I can't stand (the technology section).

d. Listen to your classmates and decide which the most popular read is.

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The results of this research are easily predictable / quite unexpected.

Most of my classmates prefer to read articles about ...

Why does the choice predominate? It's (not) easy to explain.

I guess it's because such type of information is ...

3. a. Просмотрите заголовки и новостные зацепки газетных статей. К какому разделу они относятся?

3. b. Что типично для заголовков?

3. c. Какую из статей вы бы хотели прочитать? Объясните свой выбор.

3. d. Послушайте своих одноклассников и решите, какая статья самая популярная для чтения.

Ответ:

3. a.

3. b.

Headlines are typically short, catchy, and designed to grab the reader's attention. They often use the present tense for immediacy, omit small words like articles (e.g., 'a', 'the'), and may use strong verbs, questions, or puns to be more engaging.

3. c.

I would like to read the article titled 'The brain mechanism behind your inner voice'. I find science news fascinating. Such articles are full of useful information and interesting facts about how the human mind works, which is a very complicated and exciting topic.

3. d.

This task requires interaction with classmates to gather their preferences. As an AI, I do not have classmates and cannot perform this activity. Therefore, it is impossible to decide which article is the most popular.

Перевод:

3. a.

3. b.

Заголовки обычно короткие, броские и созданы для привлечения внимания читателя. В них часто используется настоящее время для создания эффекта присутствия, опускаются короткие слова, такие как артикли (например, 'a', 'the'), и могут использоваться сильные глаголы, вопросы или игра слов, чтобы быть более привлекательными.

3. c.

Я бы хотел прочитать статью под названием «Мозговой механизм, стоящий за вашим внутренним голосом». Я нахожу научные новости увлекательными. Такие статьи полны полезной информации и интересных фактов о том, как работает человеческий разум, что является очень сложной и захватывающей темой.

3. d.

Это задание требует взаимодействия с одноклассниками для сбора их предпочтений. Как искусственный интеллект, я не имею одноклассников и не могу выполнить это действие. Поэтому невозможно определить, какая статья является самой популярной.