используя вот этот текст: 00:00:00 - David Attenborough, the world's most beloved naturalist and broadcaster, has reached the remarkable milestone of 100 years. His life and work…
Используя вот этот текст: 00:00:00 - David Attenborough, the world's most beloved naturalist and broadcaster, has reached the remarkable milestone of 100 years. His life and work have shaped how generations see the natural world, turning science into storytelling that captivates audiences of all ages. Born in 1926, Attenborough began his career at the BBC in the 1950s. He quickly became known for bringing the wonders of nature into people's living rooms. 00:00:27 - His ground-breaking series, such as Life on Earth and The Blue Planet, set new standards for wildlife documentaries. Using stunning visuals and his distinctive, gentle narration, he made complex ecological concepts accessible and deeply moving. Attenborough's influence extends far beyond entertainment. In recent decades, he has become a powerful voice for environmental protection. Documentaries like Climate Change, The Facts and a Life on Our Planet present a clear, urgent message, humanity must act to preserve Earth's biodiversity. 00:01:01 - With quiet authority and deep concern, he speaks not just about the beauty of nature, but about the dangers it faces and the steps we must take to protect it. What makes Attenborough so compelling is his genuine sense of wonder. Even after decades of exploring every corner of the globe, he still speaks with the same he felt as a child collecting fossils. This ability to share his curiosity has inspired countless scientists, conservationists, and ordinary people to care more about the planet. 00:01:32 - To honour this special day, the BBC is showing new programmes about his life and work. One show, Making Life on Earth, tells the story of how his famous 1979 series was made. The crew travelled to 40 countries and filmed 600 species. It was a dangerous journey where they faced wars and threats, but it became one of the most successful wildlife shows ever. 00:01:56 - It also includes the famous moment when David met gorillas in Rwanda. Another new series called Secret Garden focuses on the wildlife in British backyards. David shows that even in small gardens, animals like otters and owls have exciting lives. The show explains that gardens in the UK cover a huge area, so people can help nature right at home. 00:02:18 - As we celebrate his 100th birthday, we honour not only a broadcasting legend, but also a tireless advocate for our shared home. Attenborough's legacy is a call to action, to appreciate, understand and protect the incredible diversity of life on Earth. сделай задание: 1. David Attenborough is .... a centenarian an octogenarian middle-aged 2.Which of these series is mentioned as one of Attenborough's groundbreaking works? "Planet Earth" "Life on Earth" "Climate Change - The Facts" 3. Besides entertaining audiences, what important role has Attenborough taken on in recent decades? He became a university professor with a large collection of fossils. He focused solely on writing books. He became a powerful voice for environmental protection. 4. What is the main message of documentaries like "Climate Change — The Facts" and "A Life on Our Planet"? Nature is beautiful. Humanity must take urgent action act to save the diversity of species. Humanity will use modern technologies to solve all environmental problems. 5.What personal quality makes Attenborough especially compelling to audiences? His strict, authoritative tone His genuine sense of wonder His focus on dramatic conflicts 6. What does the new show "Making Life on Earth" reveal? The story of how the 1979 series was made The story of how Attenborough travelled to Rwanda The story of how Attenborough saved wild animals 7.How many countries did the crew travel to while making "Life on Earth"? 79 40 19 8. What was the journey of 1979 like? Perilous Relaxing Unsuccessful 9.What is the focus of the series "Secret Garden"? How to make a little zoo at home Animals living in British backyards Endangered species in the UK 10. According to the recording, why are British gardens considered important for wildlife? They are home to endangered animals from all over the world. They cover a vast area, so people who have a garden can contribute to helping the environment. They replace the need for national parks.
Краткие ответы
- a centenarian
- “Life on Earth”
- He became a powerful voice for environmental protection.
- Humanity must take urgent action to save the diversity of species.
- His genuine sense of wonder
- The story of how the 1979 series was made
- 40
- Perilous
- Animals living in British backyards
- They cover a vast area, so people who have a garden can contribute to helping the environment.
Ключевые доказательства из текста
- В тексте сказано, что Аттенборо исполнилось 100 лет. Centenarian — человек, которому 100 лет.
- Среди его groundbreaking series названа Life on Earth.
- Он стал влиятельным защитником окружающей среды: a powerful voice for environmental protection.
- Документальные фильмы передают срочный призыв: человечество должно действовать, чтобы сохранить биоразнообразие.
- Его особенно привлекательным делает genuine sense of wonder — искреннее чувство удивления перед природой.
- Making Life on Earth рассказывает, как создавался знаменитый сериал 1979 года.
- Съёмочная группа побывала в 40 странах.
- Путешествие было опасным: a dangerous journey, значит perilous — рискованное, опасное.
- Secret Garden посвящён животным в британских садах и дворах.
- Британские сады занимают огромную площадь, поэтому люди могут помогать природе прямо у себя дома.
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- E — призыв Канта: “Sapere aude!” («Имей мужество пользоваться собственным разумом»).
- E — учёба не заключается в достижении выводов с минимальными усилиями.
- A — ИИ особенно привлекателен, когда мышление требует больших усилий, особенно в образовании.
- B — студент должен не только усвоить знания, но и, возможно, расширить их.
- D — ИИ сравнивается с транспортом, который движется по уже знакомой местности.
- B — упоминается Гегель и его выражение “the sour labour of the concept”.
- C — ухудшение навыков мышления начинается задолго до использования ИИ.
- C — фотографирование материалов создаёт иллюзию, что содержание уже усвоено.
- A — люди передают машинам оценивание, рассуждение и принятие решений.
- D — допустимый пример использования ИИ — помощь с переводом.
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