Listen, Audio (4), and read.
A.
advantage [ədˈvɑ:ntɪʤ] − преимущество
climb [klaɪm] − лазить, подниматься
excited [ɪkˈsaɪtɪd] − возбуждённый, взволнованный
race [reɪs] − состязание на скорость; гонка
score [skɔ:] − выиграть очко, забить гол
taste [teɪst] − вкус
team [ti:m] − команда
though [ðəʊ] – хотя
B.
advantage: an advantage, a great advantage, to give an advantage, to get an advantage, to have an advantage over somebody. Quick thinking is an advantage in many professions. What gives Alice an advantage over the other students?
climb: to climb a mountain, to climb the tree, to go climbing. The little train slowly climbed the mountainside.
excited: to be excited about something. The excited children were opening their presents. Everyone was excited about the trip to the mountains.
race: a difficult race, famous motor races. Horse races can be very interesting to watch.
score: to score a point (some points), to score a goal (some goals). I scored twenty goals in the game. Who scored the goal in the first half?
taste: a sweet taste, a salty taste, not to everyone’s taste. I love the taste of chocolate. The new film was not to everyone’s taste.
team: a hockey team, the school’s football team, to be in a team, to play for a team, a team member. Jack would like to play for the school’s basketball team.
though: Though the weather was cold, we enjoyed our walk. The text was interesting though I didn’t quite understand some parts of it.