Granny: Tom, Jane, Max! Can (1) somebody help me tidy up?
Max: Granny! There's (3) nobody in this room. Are you talking to yourself?
Granny: No, I'm not talking to myself. I'm asking (4) anybody to help me do something about the house.
Max: OK. Can (6) somebody help Granny about the house? Tom.
Jane, where are you? Come here. I want you to help Granny.
In this dialogue, Granny is asking for help from her grandchildren to tidy up the house. She calls out to Tom, Jane, and Max, and asks if (1) somebody can help her. Max responds by saying that there is (3) nobody in the room, and wonders if Granny is talking to herself. Granny clarifies that she is not talking to herself, but rather asking (4) anybody to help her do something about the house. Max agrees to help and asks if (6) somebody, specifically Tom, can also help Granny. Finally, Max calls out to Jane, asking her to come and help Granny as well.
In this conversation, the words "somebody," "anybody," "nobody," and "something" are used to refer to people and things that are unspecified or unknown. "Somebody" is used to refer to an unspecified person who can help Granny tidy up. "Anybody" is used to refer to any person who can help Granny do something about the house. "Nobody" is used to indicate that there is no one in the room. "Something" is used to refer to an unspecified action or task that needs to be done about the house.
By using these words, the dialogue creates a sense of uncertainty and openness, as Granny is looking for help but does not specify who can help or what needs to be done. This allows for flexibility in the conversation and allows the speaker to fill in the details according to their own context or imagination.
To complete the dialogue, the words from the given box should be used strategically based on the context and meaning of the sentences. The answers are as follows:
1) somebody - Granny is asking if someone can help her tidy up.
2) nobody - Max is saying that there is no one in the room.
3) nobody - Max is observing that there is no one in the room.
4) anybody - Granny is clarifying that she is asking if anyone can help her.
5) something - Granny is asking if someone can help her do something about the house.
6) anybody - Max is asking if someone, specifically Tom, can help Granny.
It is important to choose the words that make the most sense in the given context and maintain the logical flow of the conversation. Understanding the meaning and function of these words is crucial in completing the dialogue accurately.
В данном случае у нас есть одна сторона прямоугольника, которая равна 15 см, и другая сторона, которая в пять раз меньше. Давайте обозначим длину прямоугольника как "l" и ширину как "w".
Из условия известно, что "l = 15 см" и "w = 15 см / 5".
Давайте найдем значение "w":
w = 15 см / 5
w = 3 см
Теперь у нас есть значение для длины и ширины прямоугольника.
Подставим значения в формулу для периметра:
Периметр = 2 × (15 см + 3 см)
Периметр = 2 × (18 см)
Периметр = 36 см
Значит, периметр данного прямоугольника равен 36 см.
Обратите внимание, что прямоугольник имеет две одинаковых стороны, поэтому мы умножили сумму длины и ширины на 2 в формуле периметра.
R=C/2π=9/6.28≈1.43