ГДЗ по английскому языку 9 класс Ваулина, Дули, Подоляко, Эванс - ответ страница 74

ГДЗ Английский язык 9 класс  Ваулина Ю.Е. 2015-2026 — готовые ответы и решения

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Серия: Spotlight

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Год: 2015-2026

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5a Reading & Vocabulary
Reading
1. Read the title of the text, the introduction and the subheadings and look at the pictures. What do you expect to read about?
Listen, rread and check.

This Can't Be Art ... or Can It?
If you think art always means Picasso, Monet or Van Gogh, well, not everyone agrees with you! Just take a look at this ...
A Micro-Sculptures
Willard Wigan (born in 1957 in England) is the creator of the smallest works of art on Earth! His miniature sculptures include The Titanic on a pinhead, a cat on an eyelash and the six wives of Henry VIII in the eye of a needle. Some are a lot smaller than the full stop at the end of this sentence.
Wigan started making tiny things when he was a child. People made him feel small because he had learning difficulties, so he decided to show them how significant small could be! How does he create his unbelievable micro-sculptures? He slows his breathing, then patiently sculpts or paints between heartbeats, so that his hand stays perfectly still. He spends months carving his tiny creations from materials such as toothpicks, sugar crystals and grains of rice and then paints them with a tiny hair such as an eyelash. So how do visitors to Willard Wigan's exhibitions view his work? Through a microscope, of course!
B Chimpanzee Art
In 2005, three paintings were sold at an auction in London for £12,000. The painter was a chimpanzee, Congo did the paintings more than fifty years ago when he was three years old. Altogether, he had done nearly four hundred drawings and paintings before he died in 1964. Congo was a popular guest on Zootime, a British television show hosted by animal behaviourist Desmond Morris. In 1957, Morris held an exhibition of 'chimpanzee art' which included some of Congo's work. He wanted to try to understand chimps' ability to be creative, as well as our own human desire for artistic creativity. Congo's art didn't impress everyone, but apparently famous artists Pablo Picasso and Joan Miro were fans of his - both owned one of his paintings!
C Urban Graffiti
Banksy (no one knows his real name) is a British street artist who is famous for his graffiti that has appeared on walls and buildings in cities around the world. He also sometimes holds 'shows' of paintings, usually in warehouses. In February 2007, Sotheby's auction house in London auctioned six of Banksy's works, fetching almost £400,000 altogether. Later that year, Banksy won an art award, but he didn't turn up to collect it - he prefers to remain anonymous. Despite Banksy's 'success', there are many people who see his work as vandalism rather than art. They see graffiti as ugly, irresponsible and
childish and they say Banksy encourages more people to do it. Many city councils remove Banksy's works from their walls but they cannot do anything when it is on private property. In fact, many people want to keep his work on the walls of their buildings as it adds value to the property because it is considered by many to be a valuable work of art.

2. a) Read again. Which type of art (A-C) ...
1 can't be seen in the usual way?
2 requires special control of the body?
3 attracted the interest of the media?
4 was made by a very young artist?
5 had well-known owners?
6 was inspired by a childhood experience?
7 is over 50 years old?
8 has a lot of opponents?
9 was done by an artist that was well-known by the public?
10 is done by an artist who doesn't want people to know his/her identity?
b) Suggest another heading for each text.

3. Explain the words in bold.

4. Complete the gaps with the words in the list to make collocations. Use the completed phrases to make sentences based on the text.
• grains • take • private • artistic • anonymous • miniature • animal • learning • add • stay perfectly
1 ..... sculptures
2 remain .....
3 ..... a look
4 ..... difficulties
5 ..... behaviourist
6 ..... still
7 ..... creativity
8 ..... value to
9 ..... property
10 ..... of rice
► Willard Wigan's miniature sculptures are really amazing.

5. Find the opposites to the following words.
Text A: huge, unimportant, impatiently
Text B: excluded, inability
Text C: beautiful, responsible, public, worthless

Vocabulary
6. a) What are the types of art in the spidergram in your language? Can you add any more types? Which do you like/don't you like? Why?
Types of Art:
drawing
pottery
model making
spray painting
painting
sculpture
photography
► I like drawing because it makes me feel relaxed.

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### Итоговый ответ #### Exercise 1 * **Prediction / Preview:** I expect to read about unusual and unique forms of modern and non-traditional art and the artists who create them: micro-sculptures, animal paintings (art by chimpanzees), and street art/graffiti. --- #### Exercise 2 **a) Matching questions to texts (A – Micro-Sculptures, B – Animal Art, C – Street Art):** 1. **A** (can't be seen in the usual way — *seen only through a microscope*) 2. **A** (requires special control of the body — *sculpting between heartbeats*) 3. **B** (attracted the interest of the media — *appeared on TV shows*) 4. **B** (was made by a very young artist — *Congo the chimp started at the age of two*) 5. **B** (had well-known owners — *Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró*) 6. **A** (was inspired by a childhood experience — *feeling small at school*) 7. **B** (is over 50 years old — *created in the 1950s*) 8. **C** (has a lot of opponents — *critics who view graffiti as vandalism*) 9. **B** (was done by an artist that was well-known by the public — *Congo became famous on television*) 10. **C** (is done by an artist who doesn't want people to know his/her identity — *Banksy remains anonymous*) **b) Alternative headings:** * **Text A:** *Art Under the Lens / Tiny Wonders of the World* * **Text B:** *Primate Picasso / The Talented Chimp* * **Text C:** *Walls of Fame / The Mystery of Banksy* --- #### Exercise 3 **Explanation of words in bold:** * **significant** — important, having a major meaning or effect *(значительный, важный)*. * **miniature** — very small, tiny copy of something *(миниатюрный)*. * **carving** — cutting shapes and figures out of a hard material *(вырезание, резьба)*. * **fascinated** — extremely interested and attracted by something *(очарованный, завороженный)*. * **abstract** — art that expresses ideas and feelings using shapes and colours rather than realistic images *(абстрактный)*. * **convinced** — completely certain of something *(убежденный)*. * **vandalism** — deliberate and illegal damage or destruction of public or private property *(вандализм)*. * **removal** — the act of taking something away or cleaning it off *(удаление, устранение)*. --- #### Exercise 4 **Collocations & Sentences:** 1. **miniature** sculptures — *Willard Wigan's **miniature sculptures** are really amazing.* 2. remain **anonymous** — *The street artist Banksy chooses to **remain anonymous**.* 3. **take** a look — *You need a microscope to **take a look** at these tiny artworks.* 4. **learning** difficulties — *The artist had **learning difficulties** as a child.* 5. **animal** behaviourist — *Desmond Morris was an **animal behaviourist** who worked with Congo.* 6. **stay perfectly** still — *His hands must **stay perfectly still** between heartbeats.* 7. **artistic** creativity — *Congo the chimp demonstrated real **artistic creativity**.* 8. **add** value to — *A famous mural can **add value to** an old building.* 9. **private** property — *It is illegal to spray paint on **private property** without permission.* 10. **grains** of rice — *Wigan uses **grains of rice** and sugar crystals for his art.* --- #### Exercise 5 **Opposites (Antonyms):** * **Text A:** * huge $\rightarrow$ **tiny** * unimportant $\rightarrow$ **significant** * impatiently $\rightarrow$ **patiently** * **Text B:** * excluded $\rightarrow$ **included** * inability $\rightarrow$ **ability** * **Text C:** * beautiful $\rightarrow$ **ugly** * responsible $\rightarrow$ **irresponsible** * public $\rightarrow$ **private** * worthless $\rightarrow$ **valuable** --- #### Exercise 6 **a) Types of Art (Spidergram):** * **drawing** — рисование (карандашом/углем) * **pottery** — гончарное дело / керамика * **model making** — моделирование / создание моделей * **spray painting** — граффити / рисование аэрозольным баллончиком * **painting** — живопись (красками) * **sculpture** — скульптура * **photography** — фотография *Additional types:* **architecture** (архитектура), **filmmaking / cinematography** (кинематограф), **printmaking** (гравюра). *Personal opinion (пример ответа):* > *I like **photography** because it allows me to capture beautiful moments of everyday life. I don't really like **spray painting** because it often ruins historic buildings.* **b) Table: Person — Type — Material/Equipment:** | Person | Type | Material/Equipment | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 **painter** | painting | watercolours, oil paints, easel, paintbrush | | 2 **sculptor** | sculpture | clay, stone, chisel | | 3 **photographer** | photography | camera, tripod | | 4 **potter** | pottery | potter's wheel, clay, water, kiln | | 5 **actor / performer** | theatrical performance | stage, costumes, set | --- ### Пояснение к выполнению заданий 1. **Задание 1 (Pre-reading):** По заголовкам и иллюстрациям (микроскоп, рисующая обезьяна, граффити на стене) делается прогноз о содержании текста — необычные направления в искусстве. 2. **Задание 2a (Reading for specific information):** * В тексте **A** рассказывается об Уилларде Уигане (микроскульптуры, контроль пульса и дыхания, детские переживания). * В тексте **B** речь идет о шимпанзе Конго (1950-е гг. — более 50 лет назад, возраст 2–4 года, картины покупали Пикассо и Миро, сюжеты на ТВ). * В тексте **C** описывается Бэнкси (анонимность, споры о вандализме и искусстве). 3. **Задание 4 (Collocations):** Устойчивые словосочетания строятся строго по лексике из текста (*remain anonymous*, *add value to*, *stay perfectly still*). 4. **Задание 5 (Antonyms):** Антонимы выписываются напрямую из соответствующих текстов (например, *huge* $\leftrightarrow$ *tiny*, *unimportant* $\leftrightarrow$ *significant*). 5. **Задание 6 (Word Formation / Vocabulary):** Названия профессий образуются при помощи суффиксов деятеля: * *sculpt* $\rightarrow$ **sculptor**; * *photograph* $\rightarrow$ **photographer**; * *pot* $\rightarrow$ **potter**; * *act / perform* $\rightarrow$ **actor / performer**.
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