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Giải SGK, SBT Unit 8. Talking to the world English Discovery

Giải SGK, SBT Unit 8. Talking to the world English Discovery

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Câu 1 :

1. Read the text on page 80 and decided whether these statements are true or false.

(Đọc văn bản ở trang 80 và quyết định xem những nhận định này đúng hay sai.)


1. They filmed Lord of the Rings there.

2. It’s in the Alantic Ocean.

3. It’s 10,000 kilometres from South America.

4. 6 million people live there.

What's special about ...?

Young people around the world tell us what's special about their countries.

#1 New Zealand

New Zealand is one of the most beautiful countries. It's a land of islands and mountains, lakes and rivers. The highest mountains are on the South Island. That's where they filmed Lord of the Rings. Aoraki/Mount Cook is 3,724 metres high! Most people live on the North Island, especially in Auckland, the biggest city. The longest river, the Waikato, is on the North Island too. It's 425 kilometres long.

What's special about New Zealand? Well, it's very far away from other countries. It's in the South Pacific Ocean, about 10,000 kilometres west of South America. And it's 1,500 kilometres east of Australia across the Tasman Sea. Another special thing is that there are only 4.6 million people but there are about 30 million sheep!

Fact box

Did you know?

Population: 4.6 million

Languages: English/Maori

Capital city: Wellington

Money: New Zealand dollar

Flag:

- In 1893 New Zealand became the first country in the world where women could vote.

- Film-maker Peter Jackson, actor Russell Crowe and opera singer Kiri Te Kanawa are from New Zealand.

- The national sport of New Zealand is rugby.

Câu 63 :

2.Read the article and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

(Đọc bài và đánh dấu các câu T (đúng) hoặc F (sai).)

MAKATON

Did you use Makaton when you were a child? Many people did. Today over 100,000 people, children and adults, use it in more than forty countries! So, what is Makaton? And which country speaks it?

In fact, it isn't a normal language. There isn't a country where people speak Makaton because it's an invented language. But it is very useful to a lot of people. In 1970 three researchers at the Royal College for Deaf People invented the language for people who had problems communicating. It was for people who couldn't hear, people who had learning problems, people who had problems communicating, and especially for young children who were slow learning to speak.

Makaton uses movements of the hand and body, and expressions on the face together with spoken words to communicate. It's possible to communicate more than 7,000 ideas! When the speaker starts to use spoken language (like a young child) he uses Makaton and words and then stops using Makaton completely. For other people with bigger problems, Makaton helps them 'talk' to other people. For example, it can help them take part in games, read and tell stories, and show how they are feeling

Margaret Walker, Katherine Johnstone and Tony Cornforth created the language and their wonderful idea helps a lot of people today. The name of the language is the first letters of their names.

1. ❑ Only British people use Makaton.

2. ❑ Three college students invented the language.

3. ❑ Makaton is for people who have problems communicating.

4. ❑ Many people use Makaton for a short time and then stop.

5. ❑ The name of the language is from the names of the researchers' children. 

Câu 77 :

4. Choose the correct answer.

(Chọn câu trả lời đúng.)

Grandma: Sorry, Maggie. This Facebook is lovely but I'm not (1) _____ I get it. How do I start it?

Maggie: OK, Gran, just click on the Facebook icon on the screen.

Grandma: Sorry, I don't (2) ______.

Maggie: OK, switch on your tablet.

Grandma:  Wait a second. Right, I've got lots of little pictures of things.

Maggie: That's right. There's one with an 'F' on it. Touch that.

Grandma:  Ah, I (3) ______- that's it. There's my picture. I want to send a message to Jenna. What do I do?

Maggie: Select Jenna from your friends.

Grandma: (4) ______ do you mean?

Maggie: There's a picture of your friends. Touch that.

Grandma:  Oh (5) ______. Now there are pictures of all the family!

Maggie: Yes, touch the picture of Jenna.

Grandma:  Do you (6) ______ the little picture of her face?

Maggie: That's right.

Grandma:  OK.

Maggie: Now you can post a comment on her page. Or click 'Message' and send her a message.

Grandma:  Now I get (7) ______. Thanks, darling. 

1. a. see                     b. sure                       c. understand

2. a. get                      b. mean                      c. understand

3. a. see                      b. right                       c. now

4. a. How                      b. Why                      c. What

5. a. right                      b. see                        c. well

6. a. understand            b. mean                      c. think

7. a. her                          b. on                          c. it