- •Unit 2. Land
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 3. Water
- •The use of articles with the georaphical names
- •Water pollution
- •Precipitation
- •Infiltration
- •!!! The paragraph “Niagara Falls” is for the test-reading.
- •N iagara falls
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 4. Climate, soils and vegetation
- •Very mild but breezy, especially in the west and north where there will be some rain.
- •Test “climate, soils and vegetation”
- •Unit 5. The earth’s resources
- •Test “the use of resources”
- •Unit 6. The world ocean
- •Test “the world ocean”
- •Unit 9. Agriculture
- •Unit 10. Industry
- •Unit 14. Europe
- •Unit 15. Asia
- •Test “europe and asia”
Unit 10. Industry
Warming-up activity
I. What industries do you know? Name them.
Read the text “Industrial activity and location” on pp.144-145 and explain the following notions in your own words:
primary sector
secondary sector
tertiary sector
industrial revolution
pre-industrial stage
post-industrial period
IV. Characterize our country using the notions from the previous exercise.
Look at the map and try to fill it in:
Economic geography deals with ……..
is studied by …….
studies
1…….. 2 …….. 3 …….. 4 ……… 5 ……… 6 ……..
Now read the text “Economic geographers” on pp. 151-152 and check your answers.
VI. Read the text “Manufacturing industry” on pp.158-159 and point out the link words.
VII. These are the words from the text. Some of them express the main idea of the text, but some have got general meaning. Look through the words and identify the ones connected with the main ideas and justify your choice (you can add more words).
raw materials
processing industries
finished products
basic material
to cut costs
integrated iron and steel plants
imported materials
horizontal organization
rapidly
household names
VIII. Using the main words make up a map on the text.
IX. Do the exercise “Oral Practice” on pp.165-168.
X. Industrial change is connected with a new phenomenon – globalization. Some people think it is good, but some are against it. Work in groups and think of pros and cons. Compare them. What do you personally think about it?
Read an example of globalization – “Integration and globalization” pp.159-160 and answer the questions after the text. Think of your own example.
XI. Do the exercise “Vocabulary review” on pp.164-165.
XII. Do the exercise 2 on p.170 with the help of web-search. You can choose any country you like. Present the material you will find. Do not forget to name the web sites you will visit!
Unit 14. Europe
Warming-up activity
What part of the world is called Europe?
II. Make the quiz “How good do you know Europe?”
What is the political system in Great Britain?
Federal Republic
Democracy
Monarchy
Which country did have an election in September?
Russia
Germany
The Ukraine
How many countries are there in the European Union?
25
30
50
The membership of which country is being discussed in the European Union?
The Ukraine
Russia
Greece
What currency unites Europe?
Deutch mark DM
Dollar $
Euro €
Where were the latest summer Olympic Games?
Greece
Turkey
The USA
Who won the election in Germany in 2005?
Angela Merkel
Gerhard Shroder
Jacques Chirac
What country suffered from bomb explosion in June 2005?
Greece
Italy
Great Britain
NB!!! Pay special attention to the pronunciation of the countries
Portugal Spain France Switzerland Italy Slovenia Croatia Bosnia Herzegovina Serbia Montenegro Macedonia Albania Greece Bulgaria Romania Moldova Hungary Austria |
/’po:t∫ugl/ /spein/ /fra:ns/ /’switzələnd/ /’itəli/ /sləu’vi:niə/ /krəu’ei∫ə/ /’bazniə/ /’hз:tsəgə’vi:nə/ /’sə:bjə/ /’monti’ni:grəu/ /’mæsi’dəunjə/ /æl’beniə/ /gri:s/ /bal’geəriə/ /ru’meniə/ /mal’dəuvə/ /’haŋgəri/ /’ostriə/ |
Czech Republic Germany Belgium Netherlands (Holland) Great Britain Ireland Iceland Norway Denmark Sweden Finland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland Belarus Ukraine Russia Slovakia |
/’t∫ek ri’pablik/ /’dzз:məni/ /’beldzəm/ /’neðələndz/ /’greit ‘britn/ /’aiələnd/ /’aislənd/ /’no:wei/ /’denma:k/ /’swi:dn/ /’finlənd/ /e’stəuniə/ /’lætviə/ /’liθju’eniə/ /’pəulənd/ /bi’elə’ru:s/ /ju:’krein/ /’ra∫ə/ /sləu’va:kiə/ |
Read the text on pp. 204-205 “Europe has maritime conditions” and explain the meaning of the word “maritime”.
VIII.Translate the words and the expressions:
Благоприятствовать
Граница
Граничить
Течение
Сирокко
Часто рассматриваемая проблема
Ни одна из них не лежит на большой площади
4 языка заменили один скандинавский язык
высокий жизненный уровень
восходить (к истокам, к прошлому)
Answer the questions after the text on p. 205.
NATIONALITIES
Form a nationality from a country according to the example:
1. Italy Italian
Asia Asian
Australia ___________
Indonesia ___________
Russia ___________
Scandinavia ___________
Argentina Argentinian
Brazil ___________
Canada ___________
Egypt ___________
Norway Norwegian
2. Africa African
America __________
Venezuela __________
3. Denmark Danish
Finland Finnish
Spain _________
Sweden _________
Turkey __________
Britain __________
Scotland __________
4. Japan Japanese
Portugal Portuguese
China __________
Sudan __________
5. Holland Dutch
Ireland Irish
Wales Welsh
Scan the text on pp. 207-209 and guess a nationality. Describe its features to your groupmates. Let them guess what nationality you mean.
Answer the questions on p. 208.
Look through the following idea and comment upon them (agree or disagree). Compare your comments with the text on pp.209-210 “Europe together and apart” and put the following sentences in the right logical order.
Although the European nations are different, the divisions between them are disappearing.
Each nation had its own language and way of getting money.
Food, raw materials and manufactured goods are the ones that unite the European countries.
The transportation system is very developed in Western Europe.
The Roman Empire was the first to try to create one European unity, first of all through the Latin language.
It is possible to create the United States of Europe.
IX. Do the exercises on pp. 211-213.