Listen, CD (60), and read.
A.
angry ['æŋɡri] — сердитый
bottom ['bɒtəm] — низ, дно
challenge ['tʃælɪndʒ] — вызов, трудная задача
extreme [ɪk'striːm] — чрезвычайный
note [nəʊt] — записка, примечание
reason ['riːzn] — причина
riddle ['rɪdl]— загадка
various [ˈveəriəs] — различный, разнообразный
top [tɒp] — верх, вершина
wrap [ræp] — заворачивать
read out loud — читать вслух
B.
angry: an angry look, an angry face, to be angry with somebody for something. Dan was angry with his friends for breaking his model airplane.
bottom: the bottom of the sea, at the bottom of the page, on the bottom of the river. The girl ran down to the bottom of the hill. Read what is written on the bottom of the box.
challenge: a challenge to fight, a challenge for somebody. Jane was bored with her job and felt she needed a new challenge. This new task is a real challenge for me. The challenge for the new government is to achieve economic growth.
extreme: in extreme danger, to have extreme views, extreme cold, in the extreme south. They live in the extreme north of the country.
note: a note from dad, to write somebody a note. We left them a note saying we’d be back around ten.
reason: a reason for something. What is your reason for going to London? The reason I’m going to London is that I want to.
riddle: a book of riddles, the answer to the riddle, to talk in riddles. Are you good at solving riddles? Stop talking in riddles and explain what is going on.
various: various goods, various zones. His reasons for leaving were many and various.
top: at the top of the hill, at the top of the class, at the top of the page, on top of something. We saw a house at the top of the hill. When angry he speaks at the top of his voice.
wrap: to wrap something round oneself, to wrap something round something, to wrap (up) something in something. We have just finished wrapping up Susie’s birthday present. Keep the apples fresh by wrapping each one individually.
to read out loud: Each child reads the text out loud.