Dead poets society. Климова А.Ю. - 4 стр.

- I can’t ... , guys. I have to have dinner at the Danburrys’ house.
- Big alums. How did you ... that?
- Friends of my ... . They are probably in their nineties.
study group, swing, dad’s, suit yourself, make it

C. Study group.
- It’s a tragedy. A girl this beautiful in love with such ... .
- All the good ones go for ... . You know that.
- Forget her. Open your trig book and try and ... problem five.
think about it, got it, jerk, naked, figure out

                                          Unit III
[from the words (English class) “Gentlemen, open your text to page 21 of the
introduction”]
                                    Before you view
                                      Vocabulary
preface n                                   предисловие
meter, rhyme and figures of speech n        размер, рифма и риторические фигуры
to render v                                 передавать, выражать
to yield v                                  производить, обеспечивать
to score v                                  засчитывать
score n                                     счёт очков
to lay pipe                                 укладывать трубу
bandstand n                                 эстрада, концертная площадка
to rip out v                                вырывать (лист)
casualty n                                  воен. раненый, убитый, жертва
to savour v                                 оценить, наслаждаться
to huddle up v                              собраться вместе
cute adj.                                   разг. интересный, привлекательный
pursuit n                                   занятие, дело
to recur v                                  снова приходить на ум, возникать
faithless adj.                              неверный, вероломный, ненадёжный

                                    First Viewing Tasks
I. Answer the questions:
A. What are the two questions accordingly to Dr. Evans Pritchard, which rate a poem’s
perfection?
B. How does he (Dr. E. P.) calculate “the total area of the poem”?
C. What does “calculating the total area of the poem” yield?
D. “Armies of academies going forward measuring poetry.” What does Mr. Keating think
the casualties could be in this battle?
E. Why does Mr. Keating ask the boys to rip the preface out?
F. What does he consider the human race is filled with?
G. What do we stay alive for?