Write a word that is similar in meaning to the underlined part ответы

Вопрос по английскому языку:

Vocabulary
●3 Match the words (1−5) with the definitions
(A−E).
1 ______ unskilled 4 ______ necessary
2 ______ desirable 5 ______ on the job
3 ______ skilled
A) needed
B)not requiring special training
C)wanted, but not needed
D)requiring special training or education
E)happening while someone is at work

●4 Write a word that is similar in meaning to
the underlined part.
1 What period of work are you scheduled for?
__ __ __ f __
2 John doesn’t meet the requirements.
__ __ __ l __ __ __ __ __ __ __ o __ s
3 Do scientific studies on how the business is
performing.
r __ __ __ __ r __ __
4 People trying to get an available job should
send their resume to the address below.
a __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ s
5 An educational class is available.
t __ __ __ n __ __ __ __ __ __ r __ __

Speaking
●8 With a partner, act out the roles below,
based on the dialogue from Task 7. Then
switch roles.
USE LANGUAGE SUCH AS:
Thanks for coming in.
It’s a great place to start a career in …
And how long were you there?
Student A: You are interviewing an applicant.
Ask Student B about:
• experience
• length of experience
• computer use
Student B: You are applying for a job. Answer
Student A’s questions. Make up your length of
experience.

Word List

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  anniversary [ˌænəˈvəːrsərɪ] n.

  An anniversary is a day that celebrates something from the past.

  → My parents went out to eat for their wedding anniversary.

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  arithmetic [əˈrɪθmətɪk] n.

  Arithmetic is math.

  → I like to study arithmetic at school.

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  ashamed [əˈʃeɪmd] adj.

  To be ashamed is to feel upset because you did something wrong or bad.

  → He was ashamed when he found out that I knew about his past.

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  burst [bəːrst] v.

  To burst is to suddenly break open or apart.

  → The bomb burst over the city.

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  carpenter [ˈkɑːrpəntər] n.

  A carpenter is a person who builds things with wood.

  → We hired a carpenter to make a cupboard.

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  coal [koul] n.

  Coal is a hard black rock that you burn for heat.

  → Many power stations burn coal to produce energy.

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  couch [kaʊtʃ] n.

  A couch is a long, soft seat that many people can sit on.

  → Kim and M artin’s new couch was very expensive.

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  drip [drɪp] v.

  When a liquid drips, just a little bit falls at a time.

  → I heard water dripping from the faucet.

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  elegant [ˈelɪgənt] adj.

  If something is elegant, it is very fancy and pleasing.

  → In Japan, women wear elegant kimonos on special occasions.

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  fabric [ˈfæbrɪk] n.

  Fabric is cloth used to make clothes, furniture, etc.

  → The towels were made from a soft fabric.

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  highlands [ˈhaɪlənd] n.

  The highlands are high areas of land, usually with mountains.

  → The man had a small home in the highlands.

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  ivory [ˈaɪvərɪ] n.

  Ivory is a white, hard substance that comes from elephants.

  → The elephant’s long ivory tusks looked very impressive.

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  mill [mil] n.

  A mill is a building where flour is made.

  → The farmer took his wheat to the mill to make it into flour.

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  needle [ˈniːdl] n.

  A needle is a small, sharp piece of metal that you use to make or fix clothes.

  → I used a needle to fix the hole in my pants.

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  polish [ˈpɒlɪʃ] v.

  To polish something is to rub it in order to make it shiny.

  → Mark spent all morning polishing his shoes for the wedding.

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  sew [sou] v.

  To sew means to put pieces of cloth together using string.

  → I learned to sew when I was a little girl.

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  shed [ʃed] n.

  A shed is a small building where you store things like tools.

  → We have a small shed in the backyard for storage.

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  thread [θred] n.

  A thread is a thin piece of string.

  → I have many different colors of thread at home.

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  trim [trim] v.

  To trim something is to cut it a little bit.

  → I had my hair trimmed this afternoon.

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  upwards [ˈʌpwərdz] adv.

  If something goes upwards, it moves vertically higher.

  → The kite went upwards further and further.

Reading Comprehension

Part A: Mark each statement T for true or F for false. Rewrite the false statements to make them true.

1. _____ Stella and Joe were ashamed of themselves.
   • _____________________________________________________
2. _____ Joe was a carpenter.
   • _____________________________________________________
3. _____ Stella and Joe were too poor to heat their shed with coal.
   • _____________________________________________________
4. _____ Joe asked Stella to trim the bushes.
   • _____________________________________________________
5. _____ Stella used a needle and thread to sew elegant things with beautiful fabric.
   • _____________________________________________________
6. _____ Water dripped into their house.
   • _____________________________________________________

Part B: Answer the questions.

1. Where were the houses that Joe worked on?
   • a. Near the mill
   • b. In the shed
   • c. On an elegant street
   • d. In the highlands
2. What did Joe do with his watch?
   • a. Hit it with his hammer
   • b. Lifted it upward to see it
   • c. Left it in the shed
   • d. Polished it and sold it
3. What did Stella make?
   • a. Elegant clothing
   • b. Ivory hairbrushes
   • c. Couches
   • d. Anything for herself
4. What did Stella do for Joe on their anniversary?
   • a. Sold her hair
   • b. Combed her hair
   • c. Made him a shirt
   • d. Bought him a gold watch

Answer Key