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Game Code: 2477287
Task 1: Statements 1
Task 2: Statements (and 1 command)
Task 3: Statements She said that....
Task 4: Statements 2
Task 5: Statements 3
Check SB ex 8/85
1) was
2) couldn't
3) had survived
4) had been
5) had hit
6) had noticed
7) had stayed
8) had
9) was
10) was getting
11) hadn't stopped
12) was planning
13) didn't like
1) What is "umwelt" and who started to use this term?
2) What was said about the sense of taste?
3) What did you learn about the sight?
4) What did you learn about sea otters? (touch)
5) Describe an owl's sense of hearing?
Alexander von Uexküll
* Sankt Petersburg
* The University of Dorpat
* Haimre manor
"Direct speech" | Reported speech |
1.here | 1. there |
2. now | 2. then, at that moment |
3. yesterday | 3. the day before, the previous day |
4. tomorrow | 4. the next day, the following day |
5. this | 5. that |
6. these | 6. those |
7. today | 7. that day |
8. tonight | 8. that night |
9. last week | 9. the week before, the previous week |
10. next week | 10. the next week, the following week |
11. ago | 11. before |
12. soon | 12. later |
13. plays | 13. played |
14. were | 14. had been |
15. am going | 15. was going |
16. has seen | 16. had seen |
17. were drawing | 17. had been drawing |
18. don’t imagine | 18. didn't imagine |
19. didn’t go | 19. hadn't gone |
20. will | 20. would |
21. have to | 21. had to |
22. can | 22. could |
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3. yesterday
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4. tomorrow
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7. today
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9. last week
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10. next week
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11. ago
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12. soon
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13. plays
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14. were
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15. am going
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17. were drawing
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18. don’t imagine
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19. didn’t go
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20. will
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absolutely necessary, amazing, clear, delicous, essential, exhausting, overwhelming, perfect, ridiculous, delighted
amazingly entertaining, successful
bitterly cold, disappointed, disappointing, opposed, resentful
brilliantly executed
completely absorbed, acceptable, disgusted, honest, different
ridiculously cheap, expensive
reasonably priced
actively involved
badly injured
conveniently located
deadly serious
deeply ashamed, saddened, hurt
fiercely competitive
fully aware, open
heavily armed
highly recommended, unlikely,
perfectly clear
reasonably priced
really amazing, happy
seriously ill, tempted
strictly forbidden
terribly disappointed / disappointing
totally indifferent, unrealistic, unbelievable
utterly irresistable, stupid
widely accepted, available,
QUIZ
Video: Taste
Task 1: Phrases
1) väga kasulikud
2) teadlastele tuginedes
3) meelsamini, parema meelega
4) vanad (eelajaloolised) eelkäijad
5) laialt levinud
6) erakordselt ettevaatlik
7) vahet tegema
8) eristama
9) sülg
10 ) ära tundma, tuvastama
11) taju
12) teaduslik selgitus
Task 2: Check your phrases
1) highly beneficial
2) according to scientists
3) more favourably
4) prehistoric ancestors
5) widely available
6) exceptionally careful
7) distinguish
8) differentiate
9) saliva
10) detect
11) perception
12) scientific explanation
Task 3: Translate
1) Toidueksperdid rõhutavad, et köögiviljad on väga kasulikud sinu tervisele.
2) Teadlastele tuginedes ei ole noorte inimeste maitsemeel (maitsesensorid) valmis tundma mõnede köögiviljade kibedat maitset.
3) Meie maitsemeel areneb vanemaks saades ja me võime siis suhtuda kapsasse või spinatisse parema meelega.
4) Meie vanad eelkäijad sõid palju magusaid puuvilju, sest need olid laialt levinud, lihtne puudel ja põõsastel märgata ja heaks energiaallikaks.
5) Nad said samuti sellest aru, et tuleb olla erakordselt ettevaatlik taimedega, millel on kibe maitse kuna need olid tihti mürgised.
6) Meie maitsemeel suudab eristada nelja maitset: kibe/mõru, magus, soolane ja hapu.
7) Tüdrukutel on tundlikum maitsemeel ja nad suudavad eristada maitseid kergemini.
8) Kui me haistame toitu, meie suu toodab sülge ja see kannab maitse maitsesensoriteni.
9) Meie nina suudab tuvastada 10 000 erinevat lõhna.
10) Toidu tekstuur on samuti oluline selle maitse tajumiseks.
11) Kui sulle ei meeldi mõne köögivilja välimus, tekstuur või maitse, siis sellel on ülemaailmselt aktsepteeritud teaduslik selgitus.
Correct answers to the quiz
1) Papillae are the little bumps on the tongue that contain taste buds. They help in detecting different tastes such as sweet, sour, salty, and bitter. These bumps increase the surface area of the tongue, allowing for better taste perception.
2) The average person has approximately 10,000 taste buds in their mouth. These taste buds are located on the tongue, as well as on the roof of the mouth and the back of the throat. Taste buds are responsible for detecting different tastes such as sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami. However, it is important to note that the number of taste buds can vary from person to person.
3) FALSE: The concept of specific taste zones on the tongue (e.g., sweet, sour, bitter) arranged in distinct regions (e.g., front, back, sides) is a common misconception. Research has shown that taste buds sensitive to different tastes are distributed across the entire tongue, rather than being localized to specific regions. Taste buds for sweetness are found throughout the tongue, not just in the front. The tongue's ability to detect various tastes is a complex and integrated process involving taste buds all over its surface.
4) The correct answer is taste. Taste is considered the weakest of the five senses because it relies on the stimulation of taste buds on the tongue, which can be easily influenced by factors such as temperature, texture, and smell. Additionally, taste is subjective and can vary greatly between individuals.
5) It gets weaker. As we age, our sense of taste tends to decline, making it weaker. This can be attributed to various factors such as a decrease in the number of taste buds, changes in the structure and function of taste receptors, and a decline in saliva production. Additionally, certain medical conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors can also contribute to a diminishing sense of taste. Therefore, it is common for individuals to experience a weakening of their sense of taste as they get older.
6) No. Spicy is not a taste that the tongue can detect. The tongue can detect sweet, salty, and bitter tastes, but spicy is not actually a taste. Spiciness is actually a sensation caused by the chemical compound called capsaicin, which stimulates the pain receptors in the mouth and creates a burning sensation. Therefore, while we may perceive spiciness as a taste, it is not actually detected by the taste buds on the tongue.
7) C. Saliva is the substance in the mouth that helps break down food. Saliva contains enzymes, such as amylase, that begin the process of breaking down carbohydrates in food. These enzymes help to break down the complex molecules into simpler forms that can be easily absorbed and digested by the body. Additionally, saliva helps to moisten food, making it easier to chew and swallow. Overall, saliva plays a crucial role in the initial stages of digestion by facilitating the breakdown of food in the mouth.
Watch the video and find out:
1) When did she live?
2) How many novels did she write? Name at least 3 of them.
3) What are the main topics in her novels?
4) Could she publish her books under her real name?
5) Did her books provide her a good living?
6) Did she get married?
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