Sections № 83, Unit 3 из решебника ГДЗ на учебник (student's book) enjoy english по Английскому языку 7 класса от авторов М.З. Биболетова, Н.Н. Трубанева. Готовое домашнее задание актуально на 2012-2018 годы.
Условие
A lot of books about teenagers’ lives are written and published in various countries. Match the book, the text and the sort of a story. Fill in the table below.
The sort of the story: a detective story, a fantastic story, a biography, a horror story, an adventure story.
The text number 1 2 3
The title of the book
The author of the book
The sort of the story
1. Louise heard a movement behind her...
Then she saw the figure. It was closer this time. It was swathed (завернута) in black cloth. Louise could clearly see that it was a broad adult figure.
The figure turned, pointed his gun and the shot hit the wall.
The figure disappeared back into the darkness. Louise could see a hole in the wall a few centimeters thick and a couple of centimeters across. It was warm.
Whoever was out there was shooting a laser gun that could cut into stone!
Louise tried to control her panic and think clearly. But what?
2. Gavin knocked on the front door of the cottage, but Mrs Foster didn’t open it at once, like she usually did.
“Gran! Are you there?” No one answered. Gavin waited for a moment. He couldn’t hear a sound. “Maybe she can’t hear me,” he thought.
He tried the door. It wasn’t locked so he opened it and went inside. The room was empty.
“Gran! Where are you? It’s me, Gavin.”
No one was there, not even Tinker, the cat. Gavin looked round the warm, cosy little room. The fire was still burning brightly. The table was set for two people and he could smell a delicious smell coming from the tiny kitchen.
He thought: “Where is she? And where’s Tinker?”
He ran upstairs and looked quickly into the two tiny bedrooms.
— Are you there, Gran?
Nobody answered.
3. An hour later the police phoned and told Terry’s dad that they had checked the van but found it empty.
The police had done what they could.
“Those boys may be troublemakers, but that doesn’t mean they stole your bike,” said dad. “I know they did,” answered Terry. “They must have sold it.”
Terry lay on his bed feeling lonely and unhappy. His bike had gone and he wouldn’t be able to ride for the rest of the season — if at all. It had taken him over a year to save up. What was he going to do?
There was a knock. It was Mum:
“You’re upsetting everyone, including yourself. We all know what a terrible shock losing your bike has been.”
Terry didn’t reply and his mother went away.
The sort of the story: a detective story, a fantastic story, a biography, a horror story, an adventure story.
The text number 1 2 3
The title of the book
The author of the book
The sort of the story
1. Louise heard a movement behind her...
Then she saw the figure. It was closer this time. It was swathed (завернута) in black cloth. Louise could clearly see that it was a broad adult figure.
The figure turned, pointed his gun and the shot hit the wall.
The figure disappeared back into the darkness. Louise could see a hole in the wall a few centimeters thick and a couple of centimeters across. It was warm.
Whoever was out there was shooting a laser gun that could cut into stone!
Louise tried to control her panic and think clearly. But what?
2. Gavin knocked on the front door of the cottage, but Mrs Foster didn’t open it at once, like she usually did.
“Gran! Are you there?” No one answered. Gavin waited for a moment. He couldn’t hear a sound. “Maybe she can’t hear me,” he thought.
He tried the door. It wasn’t locked so he opened it and went inside. The room was empty.
“Gran! Where are you? It’s me, Gavin.”
No one was there, not even Tinker, the cat. Gavin looked round the warm, cosy little room. The fire was still burning brightly. The table was set for two people and he could smell a delicious smell coming from the tiny kitchen.
He thought: “Where is she? And where’s Tinker?”
He ran upstairs and looked quickly into the two tiny bedrooms.
— Are you there, Gran?
Nobody answered.
3. An hour later the police phoned and told Terry’s dad that they had checked the van but found it empty.
The police had done what they could.
“Those boys may be troublemakers, but that doesn’t mean they stole your bike,” said dad. “I know they did,” answered Terry. “They must have sold it.”
Terry lay on his bed feeling lonely and unhappy. His bike had gone and he wouldn’t be able to ride for the rest of the season — if at all. It had taken him over a year to save up. What was he going to do?
There was a knock. It was Mum:
“You’re upsetting everyone, including yourself. We all know what a terrible shock losing your bike has been.”
Terry didn’t reply and his mother went away.
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Авторы: М.З. Биболетова, Н.Н. Трубанева
Годы: 2012-2018