Задание 20 на подготовку к ЕГЭ по английскому. В тексте имеются пропуски слов. Для каждого пропуска даны несколько вариантов. Определите, какой вариант верный.
Eurotalk is a London-based company that makes language-learning software. Subsequently / increasingly / respectively / recently, their Onebillion project has been in the news, especially since their maths learning app for children in the Republic of Malawi (Africa) was shown to improve learning. It turned out that children using the app tripled their knowledge of maths for / in / over / at just eight weeks.
The name Onebillion arrives / departs / comes / goes from the goal of reaching one billion children. This is more or less the number of children who don’t have the opportunity to learn basic skills. Primary education has been free in Malawi since 1994, and the one million increase in student enrolment has put pressure / weight / difficulty / force on teachers, classrooms and resources.
Children are put in groups of 30 or even 60 and taken to a special classroom to spend 30 minutes every other day with the device. One tablet device can be used by ten or twelve children each day. Each Oneclass is managed by an international volunteer and there is a virtual teacher guiding the student through the app. All of the children in Oneclass are learning at their own pace.
The apps are designed to be as culturally friendly as possible. The project works closely with the education ministry in Malawi to do / make / appear / emerge sure there are no cultural misunderstandings.
The project is funded by people in wealthier countries who buy their own language version of the app. Every single penny that the company earns from selling those apps goes towards developing literacy material in Malawi. The key to the success of the app is how it takes chance / opportunity / benefit / advantage of the enthusiasm of young children to learn. The children are like sponges, they absorb so much information at this age and this is why they are getting such / that / so / what a good learning result.
Eurotalk is a London-based company that makes language-learning software. Recently, their Onebillion project has been in the news, especially since their maths learning app for children in the Republic of Malawi (Africa) was shown to improve learning. It turned out that children using the app tripled their knowledge of maths in just eight weeks.
The name Onebillion comes from the goal of reaching one billion children. This is more or less the number of children who don’t have the opportunity to learn basic skills. Primary education has been free in Malawi since 1994, and the one million increase in student enrolment has put pressure on teachers, classrooms and resources.
Children are put in groups of 30 or even 60 and taken to a special classroom to spend 30 minutes every other day with the device. One tablet device can be used by ten or twelve children each day. Each Oneclass is managed by an international volunteer and there is a virtual teacher guiding the student through the app. All of the children in Oneclass are learning at their own pace.
The apps are designed to be as culturally friendly as possible. The project works closely with the education ministry in Malawi to make sure there are no cultural misunderstandings.
The project is funded by people in wealthier countries who buy their own language version of the app. Every single penny that the company earns from selling those apps goes towards developing literacy material in Malawi. The key to the success of the app is how it takes advantage of the enthusiasm of young children to learn. The children are like sponges, they absorb so much information at this age and this is why they are getting such a good learning result.
