Номер 2, страница 115, часть 2 - гдз по английскому языку 7 класс учебник Демченко, Севрюкова

2. a. Look through the information about the two capitals. Which part describes Canberra and which – Wellington? What do the photos illustrate?

A. Over 415,000 people live in the capital and about 25% of them are born abroad. In 2018 this capital was named the most liveable city in the world.

B. This city has been the country's capital since 1927. The population of the capital is over 400,000 people who live in the area with around 12 million trees. It's a planned city, similar to Washington in the US. Architect Walter Burley Griffin planned it as an ideal city of the future! It looks like a very large park with a city hidden inside it.

C. The name of the city means 'a meeting place' in the local language. The capital is surrounded with green hills making it a great place for bushwalking, cycling and skiing. Its nickname is Bush capital. It is not a coastal city though.

D. This city was named after the victory in the Waterloo battle in 1815. In the local language, it has three different names! However, it became the capital only in 1865.

E. The capital houses the country's Parliament. One of the Parliament buildings called the Beehive (улей / вулей) and the Old Government Building (one of the largest wooden buildings in the world) are worth seeing.

F. It is the home of the Government, the city where you can visit the Government House, the Parliament House, the Old Parliament House and many Nationals: the National Library, the National Museum, the National Botanic Gardens, etc.

G. It is the world's southernmost capital. Most people in the capital region live not far from the coastline. It is a twin city of the Australian capital.

H. Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve is the place to see koalas, possums, kangaroos, reptiles and more. You can enjoy a dive, take a hike or join a guided walk to an idyllic picnic spot in the fresh open air. Book an electric bike tour, a kayak tour of the capital or a hot air balloon flight around it.

I. Australian War Memorial is a museum which brings the country's military history to life really well.

J. The National Arboretum is a must-visit for families. There you can make your own bonsai or get a kite making and flying workshop. There are 100 forests and 100 gardens there with rare or symbolic trees from around the world.

K. Te Papa ("our place") is the country's national museum, where you can learn about the Maori (local people. culture, spot a giant squid (кальмар / кальмар), "enjoy" an earthquake (землетрясение / землетрасенне) house simulation and a dinosaur bones exhibition.

L. You can book a special visit to the Zoo to get up close with animals and try spotting a kiwi in the nocturnal (ночной / начны) house.

M. The National Capital Exhibition tells the story of the capital from the start of Aboriginal times until the present.

Find the key on page 133.

b. Guess the meaning of the words and phrases in bold.

c. Work in pairs. Student 1: read about Canberra. Student 2: read about Wellington. Recommend your partner to visit the capital city you have read about.

2. a. Просмотрите информацию о двух столицах. Какая часть описывает Канберру, а какая — Веллингтон? Что иллюстрируют фотографии?

Ответ:

Canberra is described in paragraphs B, C, F, H, I, J, and M.

Wellington is described in paragraphs A, D, E, G, K, and L.

The photo on the left illustrates the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. The photo on the right illustrates the Beehive, part of the New Zealand Parliament Buildings in Wellington.

Перевод:

Канберра описана в параграфах B, C, F, H, I, J и M.

Веллингтон описан в параграфах A, D, E, G, K и L.

Фотография слева иллюстрирует Австралийский военный мемориал в Канберре. Фотография справа иллюстрирует «Улей», часть зданий парламента Новой Зеландии в Веллингтоне.