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Vocabulary 8
| 176) landmark speech | |||
| 177) confront one’s shortcomings | |||
| 178) eradicate | |||
| 179) years of mistrust | |||
| 180) lay the groundwork | |||
| 181) (be) off-key | |||
| 182) hit the right note | |||
| 183) a beacon of Islamic learning | |||
| 184) assalaamu alaykum | |||
| 185) have a huge build up | |||
| 186) redefine the relationship | |||
| 187) (be) not exclusive | |||
| 188) (be) used as proxies | |||
| 189) unequivocally prohibited | |||
| 190) build Jewish neighbourhoods | |||
| 191) land claimed by Palestinians | |||
| 192) undermine efforts | |||
| 193) avoid some topic carefully | |||
| 194) abandon violence | |||
| 195) admonishments on smth | |||
| 196) face challenges in good faith | |||
| 197) reserve one’s final judgment | |||
| 198) put words together so neatly |
1. Speak about B. Obama’s policy in the Middle East.
Work out a declaration on US-Middle East cooperation in the sphere of education.
Vocabulary 9
| 199) a space mission | |||
| 200) launched in Kazakhstan | |||
| 201) Earth-like planets | |||
| 202) outside the solar system | |||
| 203) monitor smth | |||
| 204) the brightness of stars | |||
| 205) hundreds of thousands | |||
| 206) characteristic twinkle | |||
| 207) Russian-built Soyuz rocket | |||
| 208) blast off | |||
| 209) Baikonur Cosmodrome | |||
| 210) a satellite | |||
| 211) spend some years in orbit | |||
| 212) onboard | |||
| 213) measure minute changes | |||
| 214) detect planets | |||
| 215) orbit around smth | |||
| 216) an eclipse | |||
| 217) close to impossible | |||
| 218) exoplanets | |||
| 219) ground-based telescopes | |||
| 220) support life |
Find information about the latest multinational space missions and speak about them.
2. Think about possible tasks of such a mission in a five years. How can the goals change with time?
Vocabulary 10
| 221) an astronaut | |||
| 222) return from one’s stint | |||
| 223) on the space station | |||
| 224) age-related osteoporosis | |||
| 225) set in | |||
| 226) crew members | |||
| 227) bone mass | |||
| 228) round trip | |||
| 229) work on a solution | |||
| 230) on a regular basis | |||
| 231) deprived of gravity | |||
| 232) a model for ageing | |||
| 233) weight bearing | |||
| 234) as we age | |||
| 235) skeleton wastes away | |||
| 236) load your skeleton | |||
| 237) a means of | |||
| 238) accelerated ageing | |||
| 239) rapid ageing decline | |||
| 240) put mechanical signals into the skeleton | |||
| 241) subtle spring | |||
| 242) fracture | |||
| 243) femur | |||
| 244) thighbone | |||
| 245) bone density loss | |||
| 246) zero gravity | |||
| 247) get normal exercise |
1. What is being done by scientists to prevent damage to cosmonauts’ health?
Discuss the possible recommendations to space tourists
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