- •Английский язык для школьников
- •Vocabulary
- •It's a must это просто необходимо; без этого нельзя
- •I'm really optimistic about the future. After all, we are becoming wiser.
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- •Videophone ['vidiafaun] видеотелефон
- •It's up to us это зависит от нас; это наше дело
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- •Industry [Indastri] отрасль промышленности, neural network [,njuaral 'netwa:k] нейронная сеть
- •1. Have you got a computer?
- •In 1986 the Russian space station Mir was launched.
- •If the moonbase is a success, the first lunar city will be built. It will have schools and universities, cinemas and discos, scientific laboratories and hospitals. Even babies will be bom on the moon!
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- •Inevitable [in'evitabl] неизбежный
- •1. Do you believe that one day we'll be able to live in space?
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- •Industrial and nuclear ['nju:klia] waste промышлен-
- •1. Why is our planet in danger?
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- •Incurable [in'kjuarabl] неизлечимый
- •It's common knowledge ['nolidj] общеизвестно
- •Its main advantage is that news appears on the screen as soon as things happen in real life and you don't have to wait for news time on tv.
- •Vocabulary
- •Intimate [Intimit] интимный
- •1. Do the media play an important part in your life?
- •Intelligently [in'telid3entli] с умом
- •In short, I think that tv, radio and the Internet have their advantages, but nothing can substitute newspapers.
- •Vocabulary
- •In short короче говоря
- •Issue [iJii:], [Isju:] выпуск, вопрос
- •1. Do you read newspapers regularly?
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- •I want to become a student. I'd like to learn foreign languages. I think I take after my father. I'm tall, fair-haired and even-tempered. I always try to be in a good mood.
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- •Vacuum cleaner [vaekjuam,kli:na] пылесос nursery ['пз:зэп] school детский сад
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- •View [vju:] of вид на
- •Video cassette recorder ['vidieu ke'set ri'ko:de]
- •1. Do you live in a house or in a block of flats?
- •1. Do you get up early? Is it easy for you to get up early?
- •I miss Nick when we don't see each other for a long time. Without him I would feel lonely and uncomfortable. Our friendship helps me to feel strong and sure of myself.
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- •Video ['vidiau] видеозапись
- •I liked my class. I always felt at home there. Everybody was so friendly and easy to get along with. I was on good terms with my classmates and we often spent our free time together.
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- •International Friendship Club Клуб интернацио-
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- •Independent [jndPpendant] независимый trait [trei/treit] черта характера
- •1. Have you decided on your career?
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- •Various [vearias] разнообразный
- •It's not very healthy [tieiei] зд. Вредно для здоровья
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- •I can't help telling я не могу не рассказать
- •Insomnia [irrsomnia] бессоница
- •1. Do you agree with the saying "Health is the greatest wealth"?
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- •Variety [va'raiati] разнообразие
- •Value [vaelju:] ценность
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- •1. Nick doesn't have much time to spare, does he?
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- •View [yju:] вид
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- •Valentin serov
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- •Isaac levitan
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- •Vocabulalry
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- •Supplementary reader the english language
- •Hot issues
- •Mass media
- •Hobbies and pastimes
- •Video games
- •Countries and cities
- •Literature and arts
- •Science and scientiests
- •Customs and traditions
- •Independence Day, July, 4th:
- •Veterans Day:
- •Зоо questions (Вопросы для общей беседы)
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Vocabulalry
cassette [ka'set] кассета
video ['vidiau] видеомагнитофон
glimpse [glimps] зд. картинка (реальной жизни)
military parade [jnilitari pa'reid] военный
парад
surprise [sa'praiz] удивление
towards [to:dz ] по направлению к
audience ['o:dians] публика, зрители
to panick ['paenik] впадать в панику
projectionist [pra'd3ekfanist] киномеханик
entertainment [,enta'teinment] зрелище,
развлечение
expensive [iks'pensiv] дорогой, дорогостоящий
intellectual [jnta'lektjual] интеллектуальный
to ignore [ig'no:] не замечать, игнорировать
gradually ['graedjuali] постепенно
director [di'rekta] режиссер
Western f'westan] вестерн
to be a sensational [sen'seifanal] hit иметь
сенсационный успех
classic ['klaesik] классика, классическое произведение
silent ['salient] film немой фильм
orchestra ['o:kastra] оркестр
title ['tartl] титр
film-maker ['film/neika] создатель фильма, режиссер
special effect [,spejal i'fekt] спецэффект
trick [trik] трюк
to replace [ri'pleis] заменять
studio ['stu:(stju:)diau] студия
to shoot [fu:t] (shot) снимать (фильм)
desert ['dezat] пустыня
era [1эгэ] эра, эпоха
enormous [i'no:mas] огромный
queue [kju:] очередь
introduction [jntra'dAkJn] введение, внедрение
revolutionary [,reva'lu:Janari] революционный
price [prais] цена
matinee ['maetinei] фр. дневной спектакль to dispute [dis'pju:t] ставить под сомнение,
или сеанс (в кино) оспаривать; сомневаться
courageous [ka'reidsas] смелый, храбрый to provide [pravaid] давать, предоставлять
cowboy ['kauboi] ковбой
Questions
1. In 1895 the French Lumiere [lu'miea] brothers showed their first films in public. Were they different from modern films?
2. Where were the early films shown?
3. Why did the rich and intellectual classes ignore the cinema?
4. Why did The Great Train Robbery become a sensational hit?
5. When was the first special effect created?
6. When did the first studio open in Hollywood?
7. Why did film-makers like Hollywood?
8. Have you ever seen a silent film? Did you like it?
9. When did the era of the talking film begin?
10. Was the introduction of colour as revolutionary as the introduction of sound?
11. Do you agree that the cinema is "the seventh art"? Why?
12. Do you often go to the cinema?
13. What films do you like to see?
14. Who are your favourite actors?
15. Who are your favourite film directors?
DAVID DUCHOVNY
David Duchovny was born in New York City on the 7th of August, 1960.
His father is a writer and his mother is a housewife. Before David was bom his parents had been English teachers. When his parents divorced, David was raised by his mother, along with his sister Laurie and his brother Daniel.
David went to a prestigious private school in Manhattan. "He was a very bright kid with a brilliant sense of humour," his father remembers. "At school he was always top of the class."
After school he entered Princeton University. Then he studied English Literature at Yale University and worked as a teaching assistant.
David was working at his PhD thesis at Yale when one of his friends suggested that he should try acting classes.
Duchovny's PhD thesis, Magic and Technology in Contemporary Fiction and Poetry was never finished. He moved to Hollywood.
His mother was angry when he had given up studying. Even now, when she speaks to him on the phone, she always asks him: "When are you going to finish your thesis?" He laughs and says: "Later, later."
David's first year in Hollywood was very hard. He was unemployed and could hardly make both ends meet. Luckily, he was invited to play in a commercial and later in a feature film. "Acting gave me a sense of team and I liked this very much," David says.
Very soon Duchovny appeared in such feature films as Chaplin, Beethoven and California.
His work in the movies attracted the attention of Chris Carter, the famous creator of The X-Files. A TV series weren't in Duchovny's plans but he was impressed by the script for The X-Files. So he became agent Fox Mulder.
David is very surprised not only by the success of The X-Files but by his own personal popularity.
Actors who have worked with him describe him as modest, professional and hard-working.
David is fond of sports. He played basketball and baseball at school and university. He keeps in shape with jogging and yoga exercises.
He writes poetry, but, as he says, he does not read it in public any more.
Names
David Duchovny [,deivid du'kovni] Дейвид Духовный Laurie ['b:ri] Лори
Daniel ['daenjsl] Даниил
Manhattan [maen'haetn] Манхеттен (центральный
район Нью-Йорка)
Princeton University [prinstan juni'vaisiti]
Принстонский университет (один из старейших
университетов США)
Yale University [jell junhraisiti] Йельский
университет (один из старейших и и наиболее
престижных университетов США)
Hollywood ['holiwud] Голливуд
Chaplin ['tjaeplin] Чаплин
Beethoven ['beithauvn] Бетховен
California [,kaeli'fo:nia] Калифорния
Chris Carter [,kris 'ka:ta] Крис Картер
The X-Files [9i 'eks ,failz] Секретные материалы
Fox Mulder. Lfoks 'nrv\lda] Фокс Малдер