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Unit III From the History of Building.

Task 1. In pairs answer the following questions.

  1. Why did people start building houses?

  2. What were the first construction materials?

  3. Do you know who was the first to use concrete in building purposes?

Task 2. Look up the words in a dictionary, find their pronunciation and read them aloud.

aqueduct

reservoir

manufacture

fragment

pyramid

arch

ancient

Egyptians

pharaohs

rectangular

Task 3. Learn the new words and phrases.

pillar

столб

to embody

олицетворять, воплощать

timber

лесоматериалы

lime

известь

hillside

в довольно широких масштабах

arched openings

изогнутое, куполовидное, арочное отверстие

on a pretty large scale

в довольно широких масштабах

to dwell

жить, проживать

to erect

возводить, строить

to find out

обнаружить

kiln

обжиговая печь, сушильная печь

pile

свая, столб

remains n pl

остатки, руины

tribe

племя

the steep peaked roof

крутая остроконечная крыша

Task 4. Translate the following words and phrases.

to commemorate

rectangular structure

art of building

dome

to be traced back

durable concrete

to withstand the Thames current

Task5. Read the following explanations and translate the underlined words into Russian.

temple

– a building where people go to worship, i.e. in Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh and Mormon religions.

to dwell

- to live in a particular place

tomb

– a stone structure above or below the ground where a dead person is buried.

to embody

– to be a very good examples of an idea or quality

- to include something

impression

the opinion or feeling you have about someone or something because of the way they seem.

to enable

To make it possible for someone to something or for something to happen

to remain

- to continue to be in the same state or condition

to suggest

- to tell someone your ideas about what they should do, where they should go etc.

to disappear

- to become impossible to see any longer

evidence

- facts or signs that show clearly that something exists or is true.

artificial

- not real or not made of natural things but made to be like something that is real or natural

concrete

- a substance used for building that is made by mixing sand, small stones, cement and water

to borrow

- to use something that belongs to someone else and that you must give back to them later

sample

- a small part or amount of something that is examined in order to find out something about the whole

Task 6. Make up your own sentences using the words and phrases from tasks 3, 4,5

Task7. Skim the text; say what the general idea of the text is. When skimming, divide the text into parts.

Task 8. Compare your number of the parts with that of your fellow students.

Task 9. Read and translate each part of the text using a dictionary.