Полезно ли заниматься покупками
материал для подготовки к егэ (гиа, 8 класс) на тему

Муниципальное  автономное  образовательное учреждение                                                                              средняя школа №1 города Михайловска Свердловской области    

Дополнительное чтение «Занятие покупками»

Цель: контроль умений полного понимания  темы текста

Познавательный аспект:

Знакомство с особенностями культуры Великобритании

Стимулирование стремления углубить знания о традициях страны изучаемого языка

Учебный аспект:

Совершенствование навыков поискового чтения

Развитие умений делать выписки из прочитанного  текста

Совершенствование лексико-грамматических умений на базе материала

Совершенствование умений решать коммуникативные задачи посредством диалога - расспроса

Развивающий аспект:

Развитие личностной активности, наблюдательности, воображения.

Развитие способности  к анализу и сравнению

Материал выполнен учителем английского языка Сычевой М.В.,МАОУ СШ №1 г.Михайловск Свердловской обл.

1Put these words into the spaces in the paragraph below.

There is new (1) ____________ for older people to keep their strength up and live longer – carry your own shopping. The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) in the UK says it is (2) ____________ for the over-65s to keep active to maintain their strength as they (3) ____________. It warns that millions of people risk falling over or injuring themselves because they are failing to (4) ____________ their strength. Falls among the elderly cause the vast majority of (5) ____________ injuries. The CSP says nearly a quarter of over-65s don't do any (6) ____________ to keep their muscles strong. A CSP spokesperson said: "For those 65 and over, they can also (7) ____________ activities that involve stepping and jumping, like dancing, or (8) ____________ aerobics."

 Put these words into the spaces in the paragraph below.

One recommendation the CSP made to the over-65s is to carry shopping home from the supermarket. It warns (9) ____________ Internet shopping, noting that while it is (10) ____________, the rise of Internet shopping means (11) ____________ people are getting their "shopping workout". Professor Karen Middleton, chief executive of CSP, said: "Research shows getting stronger brings a whole (12) ____________ of health benefits so it is (13) ____________ important that people don't overlook strengthening when being active." She also suggested gardening, (14) ____________ and standing up out of a chair 10 times. Professor Middleton added: "We must move past the (15) ____________ that becoming weaker and (16) ____________ is inevitable as we get older."

2.TRUE / FALSE: Read the headline. Guess if 1-6 below are true (T) or false (F).

1.The article says the advice given to over-65s is not new.     T / F

2.The article says a billion old people are at risk from not shopping.     T / F

3.Most hip injuries are because people fall over.     T / F

4.A physiotherapist said aerobics is bad for old people.     T / F

5.A physiotherapy group warned old people about the Internet.     T / F

6.The group said fewer older people get a "shopping workout".     T / F

3.Answer the questions

1.Whose shopping did the CSP suggest old people should carry?

2.How many people are at risk from not maintaining muscle strength?

3.What kind of injuries do falls by the elderly cause?

4.What proportion of over-65s doesn't do muscle-strengthening exercises?

5.What did a physiotherapy group suggest doing in a chair?

6.What did the CSP warn against?

7.What are fewer people not getting because of the Internet?

8.How many benefits did the CSP say getting stronger brings?

4.   Choose the correct variant.

1) Whose shopping did the CSP suggest old people should carry?

 a) their neighbours'  b) their children's  c) each other's   d) their own

2) How many people are at risk from not maintaining muscle strength?

 a) a billion  b) millions c) thousands  d) 280,000

3) What kind of injuries do falls by the elderly cause?

 a) head injuries  b) back injuries  c) hip injuries  d) hand injuries

4) What proportion of over-65s doesn't do muscle-strengthening exercises?

 a) almost 25%  b) half  c) around a third  d) roughly two-fifths

5) What did a physiotherapy group suggest doing in a chair?

 a) relaxing  b) watching TV c) aerobics  d) sleeping

Key text

There is new advice for older people to keep their strength up and live longer – carry your own shopping. The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) in the UK says it is imperative for the over-65s to keep active to maintain their strength as they age. It warns that millions of people risk falling over or injuring themselves because they are failing to maintain their strength. Falls among the elderly cause the vast majority of hip injuries. The CSP says nearly a quarter of over-65s don't do any exercises to keep their muscles strong. A CSP spokesperson said: "For those 65 and over, they can also include activities that involve stepping and jumping, like dancing, or chair aerobics."

One recommendation the CSP made to the over-65s is to carry shopping home from the supermarket. It warns against Internet shopping, noting that while it is convenient, the rise of Internet shopping means fewer people are getting their "shopping workout". Professor Karen Middleton, chief executive of CSP, said: "Research shows getting stronger brings a whole host of health benefits so it is incredibly important that people don't overlook strengthening when being active." She also suggested gardening, vacuuming and standing up out of a chair 10 times. Professor Middleton added: "We must move past the idea that becoming weaker and frailer is inevitable as we get older.