Ex. 1. Прочитайте текст. Поставьте в пропуски необходимые числительные и слова.
1942; 7; 200,000; 9; 1944; 650,000
inhabitants ; an invasion ; Dmitry Shostakovich
In Leningrad, the Soviet Union underwent ________by Germany and was mobilized to build antitank fortifications along the city’s perimeter in support of the city’s _________ Red Army defenders. German blockade siege claimed ___________ Leningrader lives in _________ alone, mostly from starvation, exposure, disease, and shelling from distant German artillery. In January __________ a successful Soviet offensive drove the Germans westward from the city’s outskirts, ending the siege.
The blockade of Leningrad is an example of courage and firmness of its ______. Despite the constant hunger and cold winters, Leningraders sought by all means to preserve its status as a cultural capital. They even found the strength to attend performances and concerts. The most famous musical work, "Leningrad" Symphony No.________, was written by _________and played on August _______, 1942, the day when Hitler planned that the city would fall from the blockade.
Ответы
Ответ:
1) an invasion
2) 200,000
3) 650,000
4) 1942
5) 1944
6) inhabitants
7) 7
8) Dmitry Shostakovich
9) 9
Объяснение:
In Leningrad, the Soviet Union underwent an invasion by Germany and was mobilized to build antitank fortifications along the city’s perimeter in support of the city’s 200,000 Red Army defenders. German blockade siege claimed 650,000 Leningrader lives in 1942 alone, mostly from starvation, exposure, disease, and shelling from distant German artillery. In January 1944 a successful Soviet offensive drove the Germans westward from the city’s outskirts, ending the siege.
The blockade of Leningrad is an example of courage and firmness of its inhabitants. Despite the constant hunger and cold winters, Leningraders sought by all means to preserve its status as a cultural capital. They even found the strength to attend performances and concerts. The most famous musical work, "Leningrad" Symphony No.7, was written by Dmitry Shostakovich and played on August 9, 1942, the day when Hitler planned that the city would fall from the blockade.