Write the correct word next to the meaning

………………… Characterized
by trickery, cheating, or lies

…………………
To
treat with scorn or contempt; defy

insultingly

………………… To
restore oneself to favor by making up for offensive conduct; make
amends

………………… Undesirably
noticeable

………………… To
speed up or ease the progress of

………………… To
sin or commit an offense; break a law or

command

………………… Wise
in keeping silent about secrets and other

information
of a delicate nature; prudent

…………………. Intense;
forceful

…………………. Extremely
evil; outrageous

…………………. Serving
to make fault, or guilt less serious through some excuse

…………………. Suggested
or understood, but not directly stated; implied

………………… To
scold sharply; express blame or disapproval

…………………. To add
(to smth or smb) what is lacking or needed; round out; bring to
perfection

……………….. ..
Extremely attentive to details; fussy

…………………. Being
a good sign; favorable; encouraging

3. Using the answer line provided, complete each item below with the correct word from the box. Use each word once.

Complement, heinous, implement, discreet, extenuating, fraudulent, implicit, auspicious, fastidious, expedite, flout, rebuke, obtrusive, redeem, vehement

1.
Express lanes in supermarkets …………. the checkout process for
shoppers who buy only a few items.

2.
Bob wasn’t worried after being arrested. He believed there were
…………. circumstances.

3.
When Tony was interrogated in the police for possessing cocaine,
police officer’s response was far from ……………. “Tell
your story to the judge, kid. I’ve heard it all before”.

4.
To outsiders, a nudist colony seems to ……….. all standards of
modesty. The nudists – who prefer the term naturists – say they
are just living naturally.

5.
Harriet Tubman, the 19^th
century champion of antiracism course is said to have had several
qualities that ……………..(ed) each other and facilitated her
mission – knowledge, intuition, sense of time.

6.
The judge ……….. (ed) the charlatans for “violating the public
trust”, and fined them thousands of dollars for engaging in
fraudulent advertising.

7.
Kay said only, “It would be reasonable not to discuss the missing
funds in front of Debra.” But her ………… meaning was “I
think she stole them”.

8.
After showing up late for the fund-raising dinner and then falling
asleep during the speeches, the politician tried to ……….
himself with a public apology.

9.
Tracy knew she had ……….. (ed) against family wishes when she
sold the ring her grandmother had given her.

10.
“Loose lips sink ships” was a famous World War II slogan. It
warned Americans to be ……………. and not to say anything that
might reveal military plans. All other nations at war also had
similar slogans.

11.
The huge, sprawling new mall seemed ………… in the quiet little
country town.

12.
In spite of his “tough guy” image Ernest Hemingway was …………..
about using words; he rewrote the ending of one novel forty-four
times.

13.
The art dealer was involved in a ……………. scheme to pass off
worthless forgeries as valuable old paintings.

14.
The decision to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki has
been debated for half a century: was it a ………….. crime on the
part of the United States, or was it a necessary action to win the
war.

15.
The owner of our company is …………. in his insistence that
managers implement a plan to communicate better with workers in
subordinate position.

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Choose a word. Write the correct word next to the numbers 1−7. There is one example.

A cat

I’ve got four 1) legs, two ears, two blue 2) _ and a long 3) _ . I’m a small animal. I live in a 4) _ . I like eating 5) _ . My favourite drink is 6) _ . I sleep on a 7) _ and I like playing with balls. What am I? I’m a cat!


fish


sofa


eyes


house


milk


kite


tail


leg

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Развитие навыков чтения и письма в 4,5,6
классах.

Примеры
упражнений

1.    
Look and read. Choose the correct words and write them
on the lines. There is one example.

a
forest, a supermarket, coffee, soup, a cinema, a mountain, a village, cheese

example

You
can shop for food, clothes and sometimes books here ( a supermarket).

Questions:

1.    
People
sit inside here and watch films.

2.    
You
can eat this food in a sandwich.

3.    
You
can have this brown drink hot or cold. Some people put milk in it.

4.    
People
live here. It is smaller than a town.

5.    
There
are always a lot of trees here.

6.    
This
can have meat or vegetables in it and you put it in bowls.

2.    
Look at the picture and read. Write YES or NO.

Examples

It
is a windy day (yes).

The
baby in the picture is crying (no).

Questions:

1.    
The
woman in the garden is holding a kite.

2.    
The
window which is above the door is round.

3.    
The
boy with the scarf has curly hair.

4.    
The
man on the balcony is taller than the woman who is next to him.

5.    
The
girl who is wearing a red sweater is skipping.

6.    
There
are some birds on top of the house.

3.    
Read the text and choose the best answer.

Example

Paul:
Fred, whose dog is that?

Fred:
A There it is.   B He’s mine.   C  That’s new.

Questions:

1.    
Paul:
Is he a new pet?

Fred: A Yes, he is. B Yes, he was. C Yes, he can.

2.    
Paul:
Who gave him to you?

Fred: A My uncle was. B My grandparents C I gave it to
my mum.

3.    
Paul:
Where does he sleep?

Fred:
A Every night. B He sleeps a lot. C In the garden.

4.    
Paul:
What’s his name?

Fred: A My name’s Fred. B I like May. C It’s Pat.

5.    
Fred:
Would you like to come to the park with us?

Paul: A Yes, I’d like that. B Yes, I like her. C Yes,
it’s like a park.

6.    
Paul:
Can I hold the dog?

Fred: A I held it last week. B OK, here you are. C So
do I.

4.    
Read the story. Choose a word from the box. Write the
correct word next to numbers 1-6. There is one example.

day, strong, playground, ran, surprised, breakfast,
toothache, drank, opened

My
name’s Daisy. Yesterday was my first day in a new class at
school.

In
the morning I got up quickly and went to the kitchen to have my (1)…….. . My
aunt Lucy was there with my mother. “Can I come with you this morning?” my aunt
said. “Yes!” I said.

I
(2)……… a glass of orange juice and then went to my bedroom to get dressed.

Then
I picked up my new school books, and my aunt and I went out of the house. She
came with me to the (3)……… and then I said, “Goodbye. See you!” and I (4)………..
to my new classroom to see my friends. A teacher (5)………. the door and came in.
My aunt was with her! “Good morning, children!” she said. “This is Mrs Weeks,
ypur new teacher. She’s Daisy’s aunt.”

I
laughed. I was very (6)……..!

Now
choose the best name for the story. 

A
Daisy’s new teacher B Mum comes to school C An old classroom       

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12 Choose a word. Write the correct word
There is one example.
ne correct word next to numbers 1-6.
A frog
farm
eyes
I’ve got four
1) legs, two big 2) —
and
a very big 3) —
_! I haven’t got
any 4) —
! My favourite food is
small 5)
I’m a small animal. You can
see me on a
-, too!
What am I?
I’m a frog!
fish
legs
hair
mouth
13 Look, read and choose.​

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