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Work in small groups. Match 1-5 with a-e to make sentences.
Date: 2015-10-07; view: 505.
Match the nouns 1-6 to the adjectives a-f that describe them.
Ñhoose the proper word from the pairs in bold. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian.
1. Molecules all vary / very in size depending upon the number and size of the atoms which compose them.
2. Complex / complicated molecules, like of starch, contain 2,500 atoms.
3. Not all the atoms weight / weigh the same amount.
4. Hydrogen, the gas used in toy balloons, is very easy / light.
5. Uranium, the ore used for atomic energy production, is the heaviest / hardest.
6. The practical uses of nuclear energy are based on a knowledge of the structure of material / matter.
7. Physicists / physicians realize that far more remains to be found out then has already been discovered. | 1
| mechanics
| a
| modern, developed, advanced
| | 2
| molecules
| b
| simple, complex, large
| | 3
| physics
| c
| statistical, classical, quantum
| | 4
| technology
| d
| great, remarkable, outstanding
| | 5
| scientist
| e
| nuclear, fundamental, applied
| | 6
| phenomena
| f
| natural, discovered, unknown
| | 1
| In fact, no more than about two kilograms (five pounds) of
| a
| the composition of metals, plastics, and other materials.
| | 2
| The radiation that radium gives off
| b
| not well explored by theorists.
| | 3
| Radiation given off by radium is sometimes used also to study
| c
| radium is made each year.
| | 4
| Physics covers a wide range of phenomena,
| d
| low-temperature collision dynamics and the effects of electron correlation on structure and dynamics.
| | 5
| Feynman noted that experimentalists may seek areas which are
| e
| from elementary particles (such as quarks, neutrinos and electrons) to the largest superclusters of galaxies.
| | 6
| Current research focuses on activities in quantum control, cooling and trapping of atoms and ions,
| f
| can kill living cells.
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