Олимпиада ВсОШ по Английскому языку 7-8 класс по Республике Башкортостан
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Олимпиада ВсОШ по Английскому языку 7-8 класс по Республике Башкортостан
LISTENING
Recommended time: 10 minutes
(6 points)
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Listen and decide if statements 1-6 are true (T), false (F), or if the information is not given (NG). You will hear the recording twice. Don’t forget to transfer your answers to the answer sheet.
Задание 1. Simon Porter began flying drones when he was 19.
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Задание 2. The presenter of the podcast has never flown a drone using first-person view.
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Задание 3. Some drone racing competitions offer valuable prizes.
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Задание 4. Simon says drones can be used to predict earthquakes.
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Задание 5. Commercial drone deliveries are not yet legal.
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Задание 6. Sally French has appeared on television several times.
READING
Recommended time: 20 minutes
(5 points)
Read the article about Yana Novak and choose the best answer for questions 7-11 (A, B, C or D). Don’t forget to transfer your answers to the answer sheet.
A summer of volunteering
Seventeen-year-old Yana Novak talks about being a volunteer
Over the summer, I got the chance to take part in a volunteer programme. Ever since I was a small child, I’ve always loved animals, but we weren’t allowed to have pets when I was growing up. When I found out that I could work at a wildlife centre in Vancouver, Canada which rescues wild animals, I seized the opportunity. Vancouver is surrounded by nature. It has mountains on one side and the ocean on the other. It was definitely the best possible place for me! The centre itself looks after sick and injured wild animals. I didn’t realise this, but it is actually illegal for members of the public to care for them. The centre aims to help creatures like rabbits, deer and so on to get better so they can return to the wild. While I was staying there, one of the team brought in a baby bat whose mom had died. I’ve learned that they’re called pups! I learned to feed it with a bottle, being careful of its wings and making sure it didn’t bite me. As it grew, we taught it to catch insects and spiders. Once it was ready, we took it out of the city and back into the forest.
I spent every morning at the centre, preparing food, cleaning out cages, doing the washing up and generally helping out. By the end of each session, I was tired but happy. I got the bus back to my host family, had lunch with them and fell asleep for an hour or so. We generally had the afternoons off. When we weren’t hiking in the mountains or sailing around the port and islands, we were exploring the city. A couple of times, I asked if I could help overnight and that was so cool! Some of the animals such as the mice, bats and owls don’t sleep at night. For other animal lovers out there, the application process is very easy, but the minimum age for this programme is seventeen and you need a B1 Intermediate level of English. I used an online agency which helped me with the visa, flights, travel insurance and all the other details. You need to write a letter where you explain why you’re the perfect candidate! I’ve wanted to work somewhere like this ever since I was young, so that part was easy for me. I’ve also taken up wildlife photography, so I included that in too.
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Задание 7. Why has Yana Novak written the article?
A to persuade people to visit Vancouver
B to give advice on rescuing animals
C to describe what the project involved
D to explain why we should care for nature
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Задание 8. What does Yana say about the wildlife centre?
A It hopes that many animals will stay there forever
B It teaches animals how to survive in the wild.
C It encourages the public to take care of wild animals.
D It is located in a forest.
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Задание 9. How did Yana feel about her work at the centre?
A She was r
LISTENING
Recommended time: 10 minutes
(6 points)
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Listen and decide if statements 1-6 are true (T), false (F), or if the information is not given (NG). You will hear the recording twice. Don’t forget to transfer your answers to the answer sheet.
Задание 1. Simon Porter began flying drones when he was 19.
→Узнать ответ
Задание 2. The presenter of the podcast has never flown a drone using first-person view.
→Узнать ответ
Задание 3. Some drone racing competitions offer valuable prizes.
→Узнать ответ
Задание 4. Simon says drones can be used to predict earthquakes.
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Задание 5. Commercial drone deliveries are not yet legal.
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Задание 6. Sally French has appeared on television several times.
READING
Recommended time: 20 minutes
(5 points)
Read the article about Yana Novak and choose the best answer for questions 7-11 (A, B, C or D). Don’t forget to transfer your answers to the answer sheet.
A summer of volunteering
Seventeen-year-old Yana Novak talks about being a volunteer
Over the summer, I got the chance to take part in a volunteer programme. Ever since I was a small child, I’ve always loved animals, but we weren’t allowed to have pets when I was growing up. When I found out that I could work at a wildlife centre in Vancouver, Canada which rescues wild animals, I seized the opportunity. Vancouver is surrounded by nature. It has mountains on one side and the ocean on the other. It was definitely the best possible place for me! The centre itself looks after sick and injured wild animals. I didn’t realise this, but it is actually illegal for members of the public to care for them. The centre aims to help creatures like rabbits, deer and so on to get better so they can return to the wild. While I was staying there, one of the team brought in a baby bat whose mom had died. I’ve learned that they’re called pups! I learned to feed it with a bottle, being careful of its wings and making sure it didn’t bite me. As it grew, we taught it to catch insects and spiders. Once it was ready, we took it out of the city and back into the forest.
I spent every morning at the centre, preparing food, cleaning out cages, doing the washing up and generally helping out. By the end of each session, I was tired but happy. I got the bus back to my host family, had lunch with them and fell asleep for an hour or so. We generally had the afternoons off. When we weren’t hiking in the mountains or sailing around the port and islands, we were exploring the city. A couple of times, I asked if I could help overnight and that was so cool! Some of the animals such as the mice, bats and owls don’t sleep at night. For other animal lovers out there, the application process is very easy, but the minimum age for this programme is seventeen and you need a B1 Intermediate level of English. I used an online agency which helped me with the visa, flights, travel insurance and all the other details. You need to write a letter where you explain why you’re the perfect candidate! I’ve wanted to work somewhere like this ever since I was young, so that part was easy for me. I’ve also taken up wildlife photography, so I included that in too.
→Узнать ответ
Задание 7. Why has Yana Novak written the article?
A to persuade people to visit Vancouver
B to give advice on rescuing animals
C to describe what the project involved
D to explain why we should care for nature
→Узнать ответ
Задание 8. What does Yana say about the wildlife centre?
A It hopes that many animals will stay there forever
B It teaches animals how to survive in the wild.
C It encourages the public to take care of wild animals.
D It is located in a forest.
→Узнать ответ
Задание 9. How did Yana feel about her work at the centre?
A She was r