- •Contents
- •Пояснительная записка
- •Vocabulary
- •Careers in Mathematics and Physics
- •Job Description
- •Vocabulary
- •2.1. What do you know about the latest inventions in mathematics and physics? Do these inventions help mankind? Why / Why not?
- •2.2. Read the text. What is the main idea of the text? What all the "God particle" hoopla was all about?
- •2.3. Сhoose the correct answer.
- •2.6. Match the following words in a with the words of the similar meaning in b.
- •2.7. Search the Internet and find more information about different Nobel prizes in Physics. Make a presentation. (See Appendix 1)
- •2.8. Read the text. What is the main idea of the text? The world's smallest electric motor
- •2.9. Decide if the statements are true (t) or false (f).
- •2.10. Find the following phrases in the text.
- •2.11. Translate the words. Match the words with the similar meaning.
- •2.12. Read the summary of the text above. Put the words (on the right) into the gaps (on the left).
- •2.13. Search the Internet and find out more about Dr Sykes’ nanotechnology device. Share what you discover with your partner. Make a presentation about nanotechnology. (See Appendix 1)
- •2.14. Answer the questions.
- •2.15. Make a summary of the texts. (See Appendix 4)
- •Vocabulary
- •The mathematical sciences in everyday life
- •Shanghai students are the world's best at maths
- •3.4. Translate the words. Find the words with the similar meaning on the right.
- •3.5. Read the text and translate the words and phrases in bold. Geometry and Physics Interactions
- •3.6. Read the definitions and find the words/phrases in the text above.
- •3.7. Answer the questions.
- •3.8. Translate the sentences.
- •Mathematical physics
- •3.10. Make a translation of the texts.
- •Famous Puzzles
- •Weighing the Baby Puzzle
- •A Question of Time Puzzle
- •Outwitting the Weighing Machine Puzzle
- •1) Weighing the Baby Puzzle
- •A Question of Time Puzzle
- •Outwitting the Weighing Machine Puzzle
- •Welcoming
- •Introducing yourself
- •Introducing your presentation
- •Explaining that there will be time for questions at the end
- •Interests:
- •Bibliography
- •Web-sources
- •Recommended sources
- •625003, Г. Тюмень, ул. Семакова 10
2.9. Decide if the statements are true (t) or false (f).
Scientists have made the second-smallest motor ever invented.
The motor was made with just a single molecule.
The molecule in the motor has a width of a millionth of a metre.
The motor is 200 times smaller than the current world-record holder.
Scientists can make molecules convert energy from light and chemical reactions into movement.
Sykes’ creation is the third molecule device to be accepted as a motor.
Dr Sykes’ molecule motor spins at a rate of 50 times a second.
Next, Dr Sykes will make cog wheels for the world’s smallest watch.
2.10. Find the following phrases in the text.
Наноразмерное устройство, очень далеко, проводить хирургическую операцию, молекула серы, углерод, атомы углерода и водорода, медь, вращаться, макроскопический мотор, поддерживаться теплом, изображать электронную орбиталь, высокоординированное действие, заявка на патент, запредельный.
2.11. Translate the words. Match the words with the similar meaning.
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created |
a. |
transform |
2 |
recognised |
b. |
applications |
3. |
current |
c. |
tiny |
4. |
uses |
d. |
accepted |
5. |
surgery |
e. |
made |
6. |
single |
f. |
connect |
7. |
convert |
g. |
present |
8. |
classed |
h. |
operations |
9. |
miniscule |
i. |
labelled |
10. |
link |
j. |
sole |
2.12. Read the summary of the text above. Put the words (on the right) into the gaps (on the left).
Scientists have made the smallest electric motor (1) ____________ created. It is a feat of scientific (2) ____________ that most of us could never even try to understand. Dr. Charles Sykes and his team from America’s Tufts University created the motor from a single molecule (3) ____________ a billionth of a metre wide. Dr Sykes is in (4) ____________ with the Guinness Book of World Records to have his motor recognized as the smallest ever. The current world-record (5) ____________ is a 200-nanometre-long nano-tube made from carbon. Dr Sykes’ creation is an (6) ____________ 200 times smaller. Naturally, the researchers hope their creation has uses for (7) ____________. It will be used to power the tiniest machines ever built, and be used by doctors in nano-surgery and (8) ____________ surgery. |
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It is the first time an electric motor has been made from a single molecule. Scientists can make molecules (9) ____________ energy from light and chemical (10) ____________ into movement, but Dr Sykes’ invention is the first to be (11) ____________ as a motor – something that can continually generate power. There is some (12) ____________ -boggling science behind Sykes’ device. A combination of chemicals and metals produces the miniscule motor that (13) ____________ 50 times a second. Dr Sykes was excited about the future of his (14) ____________, saying: “The next thing to do is to get the thing to do work that we can (15) ____________ - to it to other molecules, lining them up next to one another so they’re like miniature (16) ____________-wheels.” |
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(From breakingnewsenglish.com)