1.02 Задание 2. Задание на понимание в прослушанном тексте запрашиваемой информации

Jane: Hi, Mike. It's so good to see you. I haven't seen you since the prom.

Mike: Oh, hi, Jane. Yes, the prom was great, wasn't it?

Jane: It certainly was. I have already watched the video of it a hundred times, I think. But where have you been? You disappeared right after the prom.

Mike: Well, my parents went to Peru on a special expedition. You know, they are doctors, and they said they wanted to treat children in Peru during their summer vacation.

Jane: Was it a charity project?

Mike: Well, I'm not sure. They certainly didn't get paid for the three weeks there, but they knew that. They just wanted to help. They thought it was a shame for people with the medical skills and knowledge like theirs to have a beach holiday somewhere in Spain.

Jane: Your parents are very good people. You must be proud of them.

Mike: Oh, I am, believe me.

Jane: But still, I don't understand why you joined them. It must have been very dangerous there. You know what I mean. The tropical illnesses, wild animals, poisonous plants.

Mike: Well, I had to have a few shots, the ones which were absolutely necessary. Of course, I knew a trip to Peru might turn out to be dangerous, but I wasn't afraid. After all, my parents are doctors. If anything had happened with me, they would have cured me. Luckily, all of us were fine, including me.

Jane: What did you do there? Did you help your parents all the time?

Mike: They worked very long hours there, but I couldn't help much because I don't have any necessary skills. I now know exactly what I want to do in my future life. I want to be a doctor.

Jane: Look who's talking! Your parents must have spent ages trying to talk you into following in their footsteps.

Mike: Well, they finally succeeded, didn't they? In Peru, I repaired orphanages and played with the kids there. I did some other odd jobs, but when I become a doctor I'll be able to help much more.

Jane: I see you have very strong motivation now. What do your parents think about it?

Mike: They support me. I'll join the Red Cross when I get my diploma.

Jane: You'll have to study for several years before it can happen.

Mike: I know, but it's my dream and it will eventually come true.

Jane: OK, good luck then. Look, I've got to go. My mum is waiting for me. We're going to do some shopping.

Mike: See you later then.

Jane: See you.

 

 

Утверждение A (Both Mike and Jane enjoyed their prom. — И Майк, и Джейн наслаждались выпускным балом) соответствует содержанию диалога — True:
Jane: Hi Mike. It's so good to see you. I haven't seen you since the prom.
Mike: Hi Jane. Yes, the prom was great, wasn't it?
Jane: It certainly was.

Утверждение B (Mike’s parents went to Peru for sightseeing. — Родители Майка поехали в Перу на экскурсию) не соответствует содержанию диалога — False: «Well, my parents went to Peru on a special expedition. You know, they are doctors and they said they wanted to treat children.»

Утверждение C (Mike’s parents don’t like visiting Spain. — Родители Майка не любят ездить в Испанию) не отражено в диалоге — Not stated.

Утверждение D (Jane thinks Peru is a safe place for visitors. — Джейн считает Перу безопасным местом для посетителей) не соответствует содержанию диалога — False: «But still I don't understand why you joined them. It must have been very dangerous there.»

Утверждение E (Mike got ill during his stay in Peru. — Майк заболел во время пребывания в Перу) не соответствует содержанию диалога — False: «All of us were fine, including me.»

Утверждение F (Mike is going to become a doctor. — Майк собирается стать врачом) соответствует содержанию диалога — True: «I want to be a doctor.»

Утверждение G (Mike will have to study longer than Jane. — Майку придется учиться дольше, чем Джейн) не отражено в диалоге — Not stated.