Reading Task 2. Read the tert. Then answer the questions.
SAVE THE ELEPHANT!
No animals are bigger than whales, but elephants are bigger than all other animals on the land. There are
elephants in India and Africa. Indian elephants are a bit smaller and thex.valse got smaller ears!
Elephants eat fruit and plants, and they love water. When they're drinking at a river, they often play in
the water! They live for about 50 to 60 years in the wild, and about 80 years in safari parks. Elephants
sometimes attack smaller animals or humans, but they aren't usually dangerous. Humans are a lot more
dangerous! People hunt and kill between 10,000 and 20,000 elephants every year. Many people think
elephants are interesting, intelligent animals, and they want to help them. At the moment, safari parks
and zoos are protecting some elephants. There are 90 elephants in British zoos!
1. How big are African elephants?
2. What do elephants do when there at a niver?
3. How many elephants in British zoos?
4. How dangerous are elephants?
5. Why are some humans dangerous?
6. How is the UK helping elephants?​

Час спустя в полицию позвонили и сказали отцу Терри , что они проверили фургон , но обнаружили , что он был пуст.
Полиция сделал все, что могла.

"Эти мальчики могут быть хулиганами (нарушителями ) но это не значит, что они украли твой велосипед", - сказал папа.
"Я знаю, что это они украли ", ответил Терри. "Они, должно быть, продали его".
Терри лежал на своей кровати чувствуя себя одиноким и несчастным . Его велосипед пропал и он не сможет ездить на нем до конца этого времени года(лета ) - или уже совсем не сможет . Ему потребовалось больше года, чтобы накопить на велосипед. Что он собирался делать?
Раздался стук. Это была мама:
"Ты расстраиваешь всех, включая себя. Мы все знаем, что это страшный шок для тебя потерять велосипед". Терри не ответил, и его мать ушла.

Taking a walk in the park could help those suffering from depression, researchers have found.They studied whether a nature walk could improve the mood of people with clinical depression.The research also tested theories developed in a cognitive science field known as Attention Restoration Theory, which propose that people concentrate better after spending time in nature or looking at natural scenes.According to ART, those in peaceful settings are not bombarded with external distractions, which tax their working memory and attention systems.As a result, the brain can relax and enter a state of contemplation, which helps restore cognitive capacities.For the latest study, 20 people with clinical depression – 12 women and eight men, with an average age of 26 – took part in an experiment that involved walking in a quiet nature setting and in a noisy urban setting.Before their walks, participants completed testing to determine their cognitive and mood status, and were asked to think about an unresolved, painful memory.They were then told to go for an hour-long walk in a woodland park, or stroll along a busy street.