Упражнения на формирование социокультурных компетенций
учебно-методический материал по английскому языку

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Упражнения на формирование социокультурных компетенций Выполнила: Левина Надежда

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Exercise 2 Column A represents traditional names for different races and nationalities, and column B gives the politically correct version. Match the names from column A with column B. A B 1 Orienta l a) Native Australians 2 Colored b) Native Hawaiian 3 Australian Aborigines c) Asian 4 Torres Strait islanders d) Caucasians 5 Whites e) African Americans

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Answer Key (Ex.2) 1 - c 2 - e 3 - a 4 - b 5 - d

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Exercise 3 1. Don’t cross the bridge until you come to it. b) Не говори «гоп», пока не перепрыгнешь. 2. The cat is out of the bag. / Truth will out. a) Один в поле не воин. 3. Still waters run deep. c) В тихом омуте черти водятся. 4. No man is an island. d) Все тайное всегда становится явным. Match the proverbs with their Russian equivalents.

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Exercise 4 Read the text and answer the questions below. Choose: 1) True 2) False 3) NG (not given) There are no strict etiquette rules that you have to stick to when in the UK. It is advisable, however, to demonstrate decent manners and respect to the local culture and traditions. When first meeting a Brit, a handshake is the common form of greeting, but try to avoid prolonged eye contact, as it may make people feel ill at ease. Use last names and appropriate titles until specifically invited to use first names. It is proper to shake hands with everyone to whom you are introduced, both men and women. The British like a certain amount of personal space. Do not stand too close to another person or put your arm around someone’s shoulder. When it comes to clothes, there are no limits and restrictions on how to dress. When attending a holiday dinner or cultural event, such as a concert or theatre performance, it is best to dress formally. If you are a woman, remember that when in public, it is proper to cross your legs at the ankles, instead at the knees. BRITISH ETIQUETTE

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Exercise 4 A) There are twenty etiquette rules in the UK which you must follow. 1) TRUE 2 ) FALSE 3) NG B) When first meeting a Brit try to make a prolonged eye contact. 1) TRUE 2 ) FALSE 3) NG C) The British like a certain amount of personal space. 1) TRUE 2 ) FALSE 3) NG D) It is advisable to wear formal clothes if you go to the theatre 1) TRUE 2 ) FALSE 3) NG E) You may always use firs t name when you meet British people. 1) TRUE 2 ) FALSE 3) NG F) Women must never cross their legs at the knees. 1) TRUE 2 ) FALSE 3) NG G) British people are not very keen on displaying affection in public. 1) TRUE 2 ) FALSE 3) NG

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Answer Key (Ex.4) A - 3 B - 2 C - 1 D - 1 E - 2 F - 2 G - 3

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Exercise 5 You are going to watch the video "Culture Shock. The stories from 5 continents". It is about 5 students: Christy, Val, Stephanie, Arya, Emmanuel . Watch the video and fill in the table. Have you ever experienced culture shock? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5EEz_R_RiE

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Watch the video and fill in the table.

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Answer key ( Ex.5)

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Exercise 6 in UK in Russia If a man invites a woman to go out for a meal, she expects him to pay the bill. Men should wear jackets and ties in restaurants. Children and teenagers should give up their seats on buses and trains to older people. If you give someone a present, they should not open it until after you have left. It is Ok to visit people at home without letting them know that you are coming. It is Ok for young people to hold hands and kiss in the street. It is normal to take off or change your shoes when you go into smb's house . Divide the group into several teams. Discuss social customs in the Uk and in Russia

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Exercise 7 talk with your mouth full a token of thanks sharing a meal index finger return the gesture a firm handshake a kiss on the cheek make eye contact Write sentences giving advice to somebody visiting the UK, using the following phrases :

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