Ты услышишь интервью. В заданиях 3–9 запиши в поле ответа цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному тобой варианту ответа. Ты услышишь запись дважды. Strategies and useful tips Quickly read the first question. Mark (underline or highlight) the important words. Focus on what you have to listen for: What?, Who?, etc. Don't think too much about the 1, 2, 3 choices yet. Listen once, keeping the Wh...? in your head. Answer in your mind, and check the 1, 2, 3 choices. Listen again to confirm your choice. \boxed{3} According to the presenter, modern society... 1) is slow-growing; 2) requires a lot of changes; 3) is the same as 50 years ago. Ответ: . \boxed{4} It is not easy to find a place for a new neighbourhood because... 1) a lot of aspects must be taken into consideration; 2) it is not the priority for the city; 3) it is difficult to find a specialist to draft the project. Ответ: . \boxed{5} One of the reasons to design new areas is... 1) there is extra money in the budget; 2) the authorities have a plan of development; 3) population growth. Ответ: . \boxed{6} According to Mr Brown, there is a problem with existing districts because... 1) they do not meet modern standards; 2) people are against changes; 3) it is very expensive for the budget. Ответ: . \boxed{7} Modern schools and hospitals are rebuilt... 1) are not important for the areas; 2) only in modern districts; 3) in older areas. Ответ: . \boxed{8} Support of distant villages... 1) is not the priority at all; 2) is included in the budget; 3) is the responsibility of the villages themselves. Ответ: . \boxed{9} Managing this work is possible... 1) when there are a lot of representatives; 2) with the help of a big team; 3) working alone. Ответ: . Script Presenter: Hello everybody and welcome to our podcast. Today in our studio we are discussing the development of the city and suburbs infrastructure. A fast-growing society suggests a lot of changes. Mr Brown, a government representative, is here to tell us about the city plans. Good morning, Andrew. Welcome to the program. Mr Brown: Good morning. Glad to be here. Presenter: Let's start with some general notions. What do you mean when talking about infrastructure? Mr Brown: Well… First of all, we are talking about the development of existing districts and the construction of new neighbourhoods. As we all know the population is growing so we have to build new blocks of flats. And we cannot build the house and that's all. Every district must provide citizens with hospitals, schools, entertainment, and a good transport system. Presenter: Yes, I heard that last year several new districts appeared outside the city. Is it a difficult process to develop a new neighbourhood? Mr Brown: Well, yes. First of all, we need to find a place that meets all the requirements. For instance, health standards, ground quality, and the accessibility to build roads. In fact, I can continue this list but that's what we consider the main things. Presenter: Sounds great! How long does it usually take to complete all the stages? Mr Brown: It's definitely a long process. It can take up to several years taking into account the initial stage and the day when first people can move to their houses. Presenter: Everything seems quite nice about new districts. But what about older ones? Mr Brown: That is what brings some problems. Unfortunately, old neighbourhoods are designed according to standards that were valid 50 years ago. So we physically are not able to provide people with modern facilities. Presenter: Is there a solution? Mr Brown: Every year we plan the budget so it is possible to reconstruct or rebuild existing projects, such as hospitals and schools as they are the main priority. And do not forget about the whole region. Presenter: What do you mean? Mr Brown: Our region is one of the biggest. So we must remember not only about the region's capital and towns but also about remote villages. Presenter: I can't imagine how difficult your job is. Mr Brown: Frankly speaking I have a big team of highly professional experts. Each of them is responsible for a specific part of the work. And of course, we also have representatives in the regional areas. Presenter: As I see you have so much to tell but we have run out of time for today. Thank you very much, Andrew. It was so great to talk to you today. Mr Brown: My pleasure.

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Ты услышишь интервью. В заданиях 3–9 запиши в поле ответа цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному тобой варианту ответа. Ты услышишь запись дважды.
Strategies and useful tips
Quickly read the first question.

Mark (underline or highlight) the important words.

Focus on what you have to listen for: What?, Who?, etc.

Don't think too much about the 1, 2, 3 choices yet.

Listen once, keeping the Wh...? in your head.

Answer in your mind, and check the 1, 2, 3 choices.

Listen again to confirm your choice.

\(\boxed{3}\) According to the presenter, modern society...

is slow-growing;
requires a lot of changes;
is the same as 50 years ago.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{4}\) It is not easy to find a place for a new neighbourhood because...

a lot of aspects must be taken into consideration;
it is not the priority for the city;
it is difficult to find a specialist to draft the project.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{5}\) One of the reasons to design new areas is...

there is extra money in the budget;
the authorities have a plan of development;
population growth.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{6}\) According to Mr Brown, there is a problem with existing districts because...

they do not meet modern standards;
people are against changes;
it is very expensive for the budget.

Ответ: [ ].

\(\boxed{7}\) Modern schools and hospitals are rebuilt...

are not important for the areas;
only in modern districts;
in older areas.

Ответ:[ ].

\(\boxed{8}\) Support of distant villages...

is not the priority at all;
is included in the budget;
is the responsibility of the villages themselves.

Ответ: [ ].

\(\boxed{9}\) Managing this work is possible...

when there are a lot of representatives;
with the help of a big team;
working alone.

Ответ: [ ].
Script
Presenter: Hello everybody and welcome to our podcast. Today in our studio we are discussing the development of the city and suburbs infrastructure. A fast-growing society suggests a lot of changes. Mr Brown, a government representative, is here to tell us about the city plans. Good morning, Andrew. Welcome to the program.

Mr Brown: Good morning. Glad to be here.

Presenter: Let's start with some general notions. What do you mean when talking about infrastructure?

Mr Brown: Well… First of all, we are talking about the development of existing districts and the construction of new neighbourhoods. As we all know the population is growing so we have to build new blocks of flats. And we cannot build the house and that's all. Every district must provide citizens with hospitals, schools, entertainment, and a good transport system.

Presenter: Yes, I heard that last year several new districts appeared outside the city. Is it a difficult process to develop a new neighbourhood?

Mr Brown: Well, yes. First of all, we need to find a place that meets all the requirements. For instance, health standards, ground quality, and the accessibility to build roads. In fact, I can continue this list but that's what we consider the main things.

Presenter: Sounds great! How long does it usually take to complete all the stages?

Mr Brown: It's definitely a long process. It can take up to several years taking into account the initial stage and the day when first people can move to their houses.

Presenter: Everything seems quite nice about new districts. But what about older ones?

Mr Brown: That is what brings some problems. Unfortunately, old neighbourhoods are designed according to standards that were valid 50 years ago. So we physically are not able to provide people with modern facilities.

Presenter: Is there a solution?

Mr Brown: Every year we plan the budget so it is possible to reconstruct or rebuild existing projects, such as hospitals and schools as they are the main priority. And do not forget about the whole region.

Presenter: What do you mean?

Mr Brown: Our region is one of the biggest. So we must remember not only about the region's capital and towns but also about remote villages.

Presenter: I can't imagine how difficult your job is.

Mr Brown: Frankly speaking I have a big team of highly professional experts. Each of them is responsible for a specific part of the work. And of course, we also have representatives in the regional areas.

Presenter: As I see you have so much to tell but we have run out of time for today. Thank you very much, Andrew. It was so great to talk to you today.

Mr Brown: My pleasure.

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