Запрос пользователяАнглийский язык
зделать из этого текста составить план 6 предложений на английском языке.
rk before it attacked
UP!
» eyebrow
foreheac
en Bethany started
raccident.
It's five thirty in the morning and fifteen-year-old Tom
Conaway is sitting perfectly still in the wetlands of Cali-
fornia waiting for some wildlife to come into sight. Be-
fore long, thousands of birds are squawking noisily and
Tom is lucky enough to be able to film them up close in
their natural habitat, But what makes Tom different
from any other wannabe film-maker?
a
Find the
dictionaries.
it sharks any more.
Bethany Hamilton and Tom Conaway both
found themselves facing extremely difficult
challenges - but they refused to give up…
yshe lostherarm.
scratch your f
legs.
2 break your arr
film making.
Eighteen-year-old Bethany Hamilton paddles furiously into the
gigantic wave, As she feels the back of the board lift, she leans
forward, then quickly pushes herself up, plants her feet on her
board and carefully rides the wave as it moves quickly towards
the beach. All this is nothing unusual for a champion surfer, but
for Bethany it is a total miracle!.
3 bruise your ey
ra for him.
4 sprain your a
When Tom Conaway was only four years old, the car
that he was travelling in rolled down a mountain. He was
thrown out of the window and his spine was seriously
bruised. Since then, his brain hasn't been able to send
messages to parts of his body to tell them to move. But
Tom doesn't waste any time feeling sorry for himself, 'I'll
be in a wheelchair the rest of my life," he says, "but I con-
sider myself lucky, Really, I mean, I survived a horrible ac-
cident with no brain damage at all.'
5 burn your ha
6cut your spir
7bump your
words/phrases
b
the examp
n
In 2003, Bethany had already won several competitions and had
plans to become a professional surfer. Then, one sunny October
morning, she was surfing with her friends on a beach near Kauai,
Hawaii, Suddenly, a four-metre-long tiger shark attacked her, rip-
ping off her arm.
scratch leg
burn hand.
atall
sprain ank
ce firmly
cut finger
Most people would have become very depressed after such a
tragedy, but Bethany amazed everyone. They couldn't believe
their eyes when they saw her getting back on her surfboard
only three weeks after her terrifying experience. This was not
easy, though. Apart from the difficulties of learning to surf
with just one arm, she also had to face her fear of getting at-
tacked by a shark again. 'It's always in my mind,' she says, 'and
it always will be, but I've got to keep my mind on having fun,
and just surfing."
One afternoon, about two years after the accident,
Tom's dad realised that filming was a hobby that the
two of them could easily share. So, Doug Conaway
strapped a camera to Tom's chair so that he could film
his brother's football games. Now, Tom either uses a
'helmet camera' to film, or his dad sets up a camera on
a tripod and Tom controls it by wireless remote control
while watching the camera view on the screen of a DVD
player on his knee. Tom even sees his disability as a se-
cret power when he is filming. The fact that it's so 'easy'
for him to sit still means that he can film animals with-
out scaring them of! Tom's positive attitude is amazing,
'Everyone has bumps in the road that they have to deal
with," he says. 'That's all being in a wheelchair is for me:
just a little bump in the road.'
A: Have you
ld. Use the
B: Yes, I hav
A: How did
rfuriously
8. I was clir
Speal
iously, win,
urvive.
lisas-
ter d
ry for sb
ge acci-
dent
Tom. Y
Prepare
Record
ing the
Bethany is not only a champion surfer, but her positive at-
titude is also an inspiration to many. She has even been
to Thailand to help children who experienced the 2004
tsunami disaster with their fear of water, Sometimes,
Bethany asks herself 'Why me?' but then she thinks of how
her experience has helped her be a better person. Bethany's
motto is 'Me quit? Never!'
Thin
about
challe
minut
Discu