Задание 10 из ЕГЭ по английскому языку: задача 9

2. Dancing for the culture

3. A costume party

4. A strange teacher

5. Danger in the sea

6. Education thrown away

7. A forgetful student

8. A message from the past

A.It was a scene straight out of hit film Across the Spider-Verse when 685 people gathered at a mall in Malaysia while dressed as various incarnations of Spider-Man. The event, organized by Sony Pictures Malaysia and AEON Mall, saw 685 people show up to the shopping center in Bukit Tinggi while dressed in the costumes sported by various versions of the Marvel hero, including Peter Parker, Miles Morales, Miguel O’Hara and Gwen Stacy. A Guinness World Records representative verified the count and ensured that each participant spent at least 5 minutes in the designated area.

B. A Texas teen who entered high school at age 10 has now graduated at age 14 and is headed to the University of Texas at Arlington. Oforitsenere Bodunrin, 14, graduated from James Martin High School and will study computer science and aviation this fall at the university. She is following in the footsteps of her sister, who also graduated high school at age 14. The girl’s mother Bawo Bodunrin shared that Oforitsenere learned how to read at age 2 and was doing multiplication by age 4. “Normally you would say the sky is the limit,” Bawo Bodunrin said. “For her, the sky is the beginning.”

C. Visitors to a Florida beach were in for a surprise when a black bear was spotted swimming side-by-side with their fellow beachgoers. Multiple visitors to the crowded beach saw the bear emerging from the ocean. “The bear was out pretty far,” beachgoer Chris Barron shared. “A lot of people started panicking. I was worried it was a shark.” Barron said the bear swam right by his brother and 12-year-old son. “He got to shore, shook off, and ran into the brush in the sand dunes,” Barron said. “I think most people were shocked instead of being scared. No one expected to see a bear in the Gulf of Mexico.”

D. A 16-year-old girl in India broke a Guinness World Record by dancing for 127 hours with only brief breaks. Srushti Sudhir Jagtap took to the auditorium of her school on the morning of May 29 and kept dancing until the afternoon of June 3. Jagtap was allowed one five-minute break each hour, which she was allowed to accumulate for longer breaks. The teenager chose to dance in the Kathak style, one of the eight major forms of Indian classical dance. “I wanted to promote our Indian culture,” she explained.

E. Trudy Shattler was taking a walk on the beach near her cottage when she discovered a message in a bottle that had been thrown out to sea by a Newfoundland man 34 years earlier. Shattler posted photos of her discovery online where they were shared nearly 200 times before coming to the attention of Rick Hamlyn. “As soon as I saw it, I knew the writing and I said, ‘That’s dad’s,’” Hamlyn said. His father, Gilbert, was well known for launching messages in bottles into the water while out fishing. Gilbert Hamlyn died two years ago at the age of 72.

F.A Texas man is trying to track down the owner of an unusual piece of lost property he found in the middle of a road: a high school diploma. Louis Anello said he was driving home from a grocery store when he spotted something on the asphalt. “It looked like something important, and I was surprised it was a diploma,” Anello told the reporters. “I thought it was a new diploma and later realized it was an old one.” The Mount Enterprise High School diploma bears the name Jonathan Michael Smith and is dated May 20, 2011.

G. An Oregon library said a copy of George Orwell’s 1984 was recently returned 65 years late with an apologetic note from the patron. The Multnomah County Library in Portland said the first-edition book was returned recently with a note explaining the now-86-year- old patron had checked the tome out as a Portland State University student. “Sorry to be so tardy,” the note reads. “At age 86, I wanted to finally clear my conscience.” The library said there will be no overdue fees for the book, as the facility is now fine-free.