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ОГЭ английский. Задание 18. Понимание запрашиваемой информации в прочитанном тексте

Тренажёр по заданию 18 ОГЭ по английскому языку: понимание запрашиваемой информации в прочитанном тексте. В пуле 28 задач, за один прогон — 10 случайных.

Задача 1 из 10Коммуникативные умения

Прочитайте ​текст. ‌Определите, ​какие ‌из ​приведённых ‌утверждений ​13–19 соответствуют ‌содержанию ‌текста ​(1 ​– ​True), ‌какие ‌не ​соответствуют ‌(2 ​– ‌False) ‌и ​о ​чём ​в ‌тексте ‌не ​сказано, ‌то ‌есть ‌на ​основании ‌текста ​нельзя ‌дать ​ни ‌положительного, ​ни ‌отрицательного ‌ответа ​(3 ​– ​Notstated). ‌Запишите ‌в ​поле ‌ответа ​цифру ‌1, ‌2 или ​3, ​соответствующую ​выбранному ‌Вами ‌варианту ​ответа.

What ‌Do ‌Teenagers ‌Read?

Writing ​essays ‌is ​not ‌my ​favourite ‌pastime. ​I ‌prefer ‌solving ​maths ​problems ​or ‌running ‌my ​blog. ‌You ​may ‌say ‌that ​writing ​for ​a ‌blog ‌and ​writing ‌essays ‌are ‌just ​the ‌same, ​but ‌they’re ​not!

Anyway, ‌today ​we’ve ‌got ‌an ​assignment ​to ​write ‌an ‌essay ​about ‌what ​genres ‌teenagers ‌prefer ​to ​read. ​At ‌first, ‌I ​wanted ‌to ‌write ‌that ​teenagers ‌do ​not ‌like ​reading ‌at ​all, ‌and ‌that ​is ​why ​they ‌have ‌no ​favourite ‌genres. ​However, ‌I ‌then ​thought ​that ​the ‌common ‌belief ​that ‌teenagers ‌do ‌not ​read ‌may ​be ‌just ​a ‌stereotype, ​and ‌not ‌a ​fact. ​Indeed, ​a ‌lot ‌of ​senior ‌people ​complain ‌that ‌we ​read ​much ​less ‌than ‌they ​did, ‌but ‌where ‌is ​the ‌proof? ​Has ‌anyone ​ever ‌done ​any ‌research? ‌Are ​there ​any ​figures, ‌graphs, ‌or ​diagrams ‌proving ​that ‌contemporary ‌kids ​read ​less ​than ‌teenagers ‌sixty ​years ‌ago, ‌or ‌how ​much ‌less? 

 Feeling ​intrigued, ‌I ​decided ‌to ​search ‌the ‌web. ​Guess ​what! ​I ‌was ‌right ​– ‌nobody ​has ‌provided ‌any ​evidence. ​I ​did ‌not ‌find ​any ‌figures. ‌But ‌what ​I ‌did ​find ‌was ​a ‌list ​of ‌teenagers’ ‌favourite ​genres! ​The ​list ‌was ‌generated ​by ‌AI, ​of ‌course, ‌but ​it ​provides ​some ‌interesting ‌information ​to ‌consider. ‌So, ‌according ​to ‌AI, ​fantasy ‌and ​adventure ‌books ​are ‌at ‌the ​top ​of ​the ‌list, ‌and ​I ‌agree ​with ‌that ‌completely. ​I ​also ​prefer ‌stories ‌about ​magic, ‌quests ‌for ‌hidden ​keys, ‌and ​portals ‌to ​any ‌other ​kinds ‌of ‌books. ​

The ​next ​in ‌rank ‌are ​love ‌stories, ​books ‌about ‌relationships, ​and ​challenges ​of ‌teenage ‌romance, ​and ‌here, ‌my ‌personal ​preferences ‌do ​not ‌coincide ​with ‌my ​AI ‌assistant’s ‌choice. ​Not ​at ​all! ‌I ‌never ​read ‌love ​stories, ‌finding ‌them ​too ​boring, ​and ‌I ‌was ​surprised ‌to ‌find ‌out ​that ‌they ​are ‌so ​popular. ‌On ​the ‌other ‌hand, ​why ​shouldn’t ​they ‌be? ‌My ​sister ‌loves ​them, ‌and ‌her ​friends ​do, ​too. ‌To ‌be ​precise, ‌the ‌girls ‌prefer ​watching romantic ‌films ​to ‌reading romantic ​books, ‌but, ​anyway, ‌the ‌genre ​is ​the ​same.  

Thrillers ‌and ‌crime ​stories ‌are ​third ‌in ‌popularity. ​For ​some ​reason, ‌this ‌genre ​has ‌always ‌been ‌popular ​with ‌people ​of ‌all ​ages. ‌Just ​remember ‌the ‌queen ​of ​detective ​stories, ‌Agatha ‌Christie. ​I ‌don’t ​think ‌there’s ‌any ​person ​who ​has ‌never ‌read ​any ‌of ‌her ‌books ​– ‌except ​for ‌my ​sister, ‌maybe. ​There ‌are ‌a ​few ​Agatha ​Christie ‌books ‌in ​our ‌home ​library, ‌but ‌only ​mum ​can ​read ‌them. ‌Do ​you ‌wonder ‌why? ‌Because ​they ‌are ​in ‌French, ​and ‌mum ​is ‌the ‌only ​one ​in ​our ‌family ‌who ​knows ‌French. ​I ‌study ‌Italian ​at ​school, ​but ‌my ‌level ​doesn’t ‌allow ‌me ‌to ​read ‌Italian ​books ‌in ​the ‌original. ​Probably, ‌in ‌a ​couple ​of ​years, ‌I’ll ‌be ​able ‌to ​do ‌it. 

Science-fiction ‌books ​take ​only ​fourthplace ‌in ‌the ​ratings. ‌At ‌first, ‌I ​thought ‌AI ​was ‌mistaken, ​but ‌then ​I ‌agreed ‌with ​it. ​Our ​technological ‌reality ‌is ​breathtaking, ‌and ​recent ‌discoveries ‌are ​so ​unbelievable ​and ‌exciting, ‌that ​science-fiction ‌books ‌cannot ‌compete ​with ‌science ​journals. 

And ‌you? ​What’s ‌your ​favourite ‌reading ‌genre?

The ​narrator ​reads ​books ‌in ‌Italian ​and ‌French.


1)

True

2)

False

3)

Not ​stated