Америка в прошлом и настоящем. Часть I. Горчакова Е.П - 11 стр.

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6. The Pueblo did not fight with their neighbors because
a. they were afraid.
b. they were a creative, friendly people.
c. they did not know how to fight.
7. The subject of paragraphs 18 and 19 is
a. Inuit efficiency.
b. Inuit sports.
c. Inuit transportation.
8. The Inca, Maya, and Aztec
a. were wealthier than the Inuit.
b. were less civilized than the Pueblo.
c. were less efficient than the Inuit.
9. In the poem "I Have Killed the Deer," the poet feels
a. he will forever be master of the natural world.
b. he must someday give back to nature what he borrowed.
c. he should never kill animals or trees.
10. In the poem "Song of a Man About to Die in a Strange Land," the poet feels
a. he will never return to his native land.
b. he will definitely die in a strange land.
c. the wind and the thunder are his friends.
Composition
“When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. This is an English proverb (wise old
saying). It means that travelers should accept the customs of the place they
are visiting. Imagine that you are a Native American of the plains. In your
travels, you wander far into the Southwest. There, you meet people who are
very different from you. These are Native Americans of the Pueblo group.
What do you see that is new or unusual? What customs or familiar things of
your own culture are absent here? If you stayed among the Pueblo people,
how would your life change?
Topics for Discussion
I. Choose the answer that best expresses your own feelings, taste, or preferences.
You may add your own answer if you do not agree with any of the choices. Please
explain your answers, sharing your responses with a partner, a small group, or with
all of your classmates.
A. Which of the following most appeals to you (i.e., which do you like
best)?
1. the simple, creative life of the Pueblo people
2. the wealth of the Incas 
 6. The Pueblo did not fight with their neighbors because
    a. they were afraid.
    b. they were a creative, friendly people.
    c. they did not know how to fight.
 7. The subject of paragraphs 18 and 19 is
    a. Inuit efficiency.
    b. Inuit sports.
    c. Inuit transportation.
 8. The Inca, Maya, and Aztec
    a. were wealthier than the Inuit.
    b. were less civilized than the Pueblo.
    c. were less efficient than the Inuit.
 9. In the poem "I Have Killed the Deer," the poet feels
    a. he will forever be master of the natural world.
    b. he must someday give back to nature what he borrowed.
    c. he should never kill animals or trees.
10. In the poem "Song of a Man About to Die in a Strange Land," the poet feels
    a. he will never return to his native land.
    b. he will definitely die in a strange land.
    c. the wind and the thunder are his friends.
           Composition

       “When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. This is an English proverb (wise old
saying). It means that travelers should accept the customs of the place they
are visiting. Imagine that you are a Native American of the plains. In your
travels, you wander far into the Southwest. There, you meet people who are
very different from you. These are Native Americans of the Pueblo group.
What do you see that is new or unusual? What customs or familiar things of
your own culture are absent here? If you stayed among the Pueblo people,
how would your life change?
Topics for Discussion
I. Choose the answer that best expresses your own feelings, taste, or preferences.
You may add your own answer if you do not agree with any of the choices. Please
explain your answers, sharing your responses with a partner, a small group, or with
all of your classmates.
      A. Which of the following most appeals to you (i.e., which do you like
         best)?
      1. the simple, creative life of the Pueblo people
      2. the wealth of the Incas

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