Keeper of Keys

1. demand -требовать
2. leave -покидать
3. breaking -ломать
4. entering -входить
5. dry up-замолчи,перестань,высохни
6. great prune - большой зануда
7. a bit more-немного больше
8. along -вдоль
9. expected -ожидать
10. particularly - особенно
11. round -вокруг,круг
12. middle -середина
13. sat=sit -сидеть
14. point -точка,мнение
15. imagine -представить
16. same -одинаковое
17. baked it myself- сам испек
18. turns eleven-становиться
19. keeper of keys -Хранитель ключей
20. grounds -земли
21. wonder -удивиться
22. wizard -волшебник
23. thumping good-весьма,очень,гигантский. громадный
24. wager -я бы поспорил
25. train up-тренироваться,тренироваться
26. mistake -ошибка
27. happen -произошла
28. explain -объяснить
● demand ● unpleasant person

● leave ● synonym for word more

● breaking ● an area of open land

● entering ● especially; more than usual or more than others

● dry up ● synonym for stop talking / to become completely dry

● great prune ● to go away from a person or a place

● a bit more ● a very strong request for something; something that somebody needs

● along ● that you think will happen

● expected ● to damage something

● particularly ● from one end to or towards the other end of something

● round ● exactly like others

● sit ● when person cook something in oven

● point ● when somebody became older

● imagine ● a person whose job is to take care of the things which help you to open
 the doors

● same ● a man with magic powers

● baked it myself ● very big; very good

● turns eleven ● having a shape like a circle or a ball

● keeper of keys ● an action or an opinion that is not correct

● ground ● argue with someone

● wonder ● the process of learning the skills that you need to do a job

● wizard ● to rest your weight on your bottom with your back straight, for example
on/in a chair

● thumping good ● to tell somebody about something in a way that makes it easy to
understand

● wager ● to form a picture in your mind of what something might be like

● train up ● not a bit to the left or to the right /the part of something that is at an
equal distance from all its edges or sides

● mistake ● a thing that somebody says or writes giving their opinion or stating a
fact

● happen ● to take place, especially without being planned/to take place as the
result of something

● explain ● to be very surprised by something

1.Find the character

Petuni Dudley Verno

1.
…had a thin face, knobbly knees, black hair and
bright-green eyes. He wore round glasses held
together with a lot of Sellotape because of all the
times Dudley had
thing Harry liked Rubeu
punched him on
about his own Harr the nose. The only
appearance was a
very thin scar on his forehead which was shaped
like a bolt of lightning. He had had it as long as he
could remember and the first question he could ever remember asking his Aunt Petunia was how he had
got it.
2. ...was the director of a firm called Grunnings, which made drills. He was a big, beefy man with
hardly any neck and a large face with thick greyish hair, although he did have a very large mustache
3. She is a bony woman with blonde hair (though dark-haired in the films) , a "rather horsey" face and
a very long neck, and spends most of her time spying on her neighbours. Her eyes are large and pale, quite
unlike Lily's.
4. ....is the child of Vernon and Petunia Dursley, and Harry's only cousin. Described as a very large,
blond boy (though dark-haired in the films), The boy is given his way in almost everything, and shows the
symptoms of a spoiled brat. Dudley is a cold-hearted bully and the leader of a gang of thugs with whom he
regularly beats up Harry and younger children on the flimsiest of excuses.
5. If the motorcycle was huge, it was nothing to the man sitting astride it. He was almost twice as tall as
a normal man and at least five times as wide. He looked simply too big to be allowed, and so wild—long
tangles of bushy black hair and beard hid most of his face, he had hands the size of trash can lids, and his
feet in their leather boots were like baby dolphins.

2.Answer the questions

1. What is your opinion about these characters?

2. Who is your favorite character? Why?

3. Who of these characters are positive and negative?

Harry,Ron and Hermione’s first meeting

1. do you mind- не возражаешь

2. full -полный,заполненный
3. by the way-кстати
4. scar -шрам
5. trolley-тележка
6. flavour -добавка,вкус,запах
7. peppermint -мята перечная
8. spinach -шпинат
9. liver -печень
10. tripe -рубец, требуха, чушь
11. swear -клялся
12. bogey-flavoured -ароматный
13. spell -заклятие,говорить по буквам
14. besides -кстати,кроме
15. rotten luck -гнилая удача
16. expect - ожидать
17. hang -вешать
18. pathetic -жалкий, трогательный
19. turn -превратить,поворот
20. toad -жаба,льстить
21. sunshine -луч света,солнечный свет
22. daisies - ромашки
23. butter -масло(сливочное)
24. mellow -мягкий,спелый
25. Holy Cricket -Святой сверчок,Боже мой
26. pleasure -с удовольствием
27. robes -халаты
● do you mind ● a small vehicle with wheels that can be pushed or pulled along and is
used for carrying things

● full ● a vegetable with large, dark-green leaves that are cooked or eaten in
salads

● by the way- ● used to show that you are annoyed about something that somebody
has just said or done

● scar ● meaningless speech

● trolley ● words that are thought to have magic power

● flavour ● to make a serious promise to do something

● peppermint ● complete; with nothing missing

● spinach ● a mark that is left on the skin after a wound has got better

● liver ● used to introduce a comment or question

● tripe ● how food or drink tastes

● swear ● the particular quality that different foods and drinks

● bogey-flavoured ● a large organ in the body that cleans the blood and produces bile
● spell ● a type of mint (= a plant used to add taste to food that produces an oil
with a strong taste)

● besides ● to attach something, or to be attached, at the top so that the lower part
is free or loose

● rotten luck ● to move or make something move around a central point

● expect ● a small animal like a frog but with a drier and less smooth skin, that
lives on land/an unpleasant person

● hang ● bad luck

● pathetic ● the light and heat of the sun

● turn ● the synonym for this word is elevation

● sunshine ● to think or believe that something will happen or that somebody will
do something

● daisies ● in addition to somebody/something; apart from somebody/something

● butter ● making you feel sad/weak and not successful

● Holy Cricket ● people often use this phrase when something happen wrongly

● pleasure ● a soft yellow food made from cream, used in cooking and for spreading
on bread

● robes ● (of colour or sound) soft, rich and pleasant

● toad ● a state of feeling or being happy or satisfied

● mellow ● long loose outer piece of clothing, especially one worn as a sign of
rank or office at a special ceremony
2.Choose true or false

Here you need to write your answer

1. 4. 7.
 2. 5. 8.

3. 6. 9.

Man With Two Faces and Magic Touch

1. suspect -подозревать
2. poor -бедный
3. stuttering -заикание
4. during -в течение
5. cloak - плащ
6. succeeded -удалось
7. even -когда либо
8. muttering -бормотание
9. countercurse -противодействие
10. danger -опасность
11. let -позволить
12. troll in -закатывать
13. unfortunately -к сожалению
14. fooled -обманутый
15. while -в течении
16. else -еще
17. dungeon -темница, подземная тюрьма, главная башня
18. to head me off -чтобы остановить меня
19. rarely -редко
20. mirror -зеркало
21. shaking hands -пожимать руки
22. enough -достаточно
23. strength -сила
24. survive -выжить
25. mere -простой, сущий, не более чем
26. Unicorn -единорог
27. blood -кровь
28. sustain -поддерживать, выдерживать, подкреплять
29. own -собственный
30. conveniently -удобно
31. suffer- страдать
32. horrific -ужасный
33. death -смерть
34. join -присоединиться
35. bravery -храбрость, мужество
36. evil -зло
37. power -сила
38. weak -слабый
39. to seek -стремиться
40. extraordinary -экстраординарный
41. stone -камень
42. liar-лгун
43. fool -дурак
● suspect ● having very little money; not having enough money for basic needs

● poor ● to have the result or effect that was intended

● stuttering ● synonym for word someday

● during ● o have difficulty speaking because you cannot stop yourself from
repeating the first sound of some words several times

● cloak ● to speak or say something in a quiet voice that is difficult to hear,

especially because you are annoyed about something

● succeeded ● when somebody support of something

● even ● all through a period of time

● muttering ● to have an idea that something is probably true or likely to happen,

especially something bad, but without having definite proof

● countercurse ● synonym for verb roll

● danger ● to trick somebody into believing something that is not true

● let ● a type of coat that has no arms, fastens at the neck and hangs loosely
from the shoulders, worn especially in the past

● troll in ● in addition to something already mentioned

● unfortunately ● to stop something or somebody

● fooled ● used to say that a particular situation or fact makes you sad or
disappointed, or gets you into a difficult position

● while ● not very often

● else ● greet someone

● dungeon ● during the time that something is happening; at the same time as
something else is happening

● rarely ● used for making suggestions or as a polite way of telling people what you
want them to do

● mirror ● the possibility of something happening that will injure, harm or kill
somebody, or damage or destroy something

● shake hands ● the quality of being physically strong

● enough ● to continue to live or exist

● strength ● a dark underground room used as a prison, especially in a castle

● survive ● a piece of special flat glass that reflects images, so that you can see
yourself when you look in it

● mere ● the red liquid that flows through the bodies of humans and animals

● unicorn ● as many or as much as somebody needs or wants

● blood ● used to emphasize that something belongs to or is connected with

somebody

● sustain ● extremely bad and making you feel shocked or frightened

● own ● an animal like a white horse with a long straight horn on its head

● conveniently ● used when you want to emphasize how small, unimportant

● suffer ● (of people) enjoying harming others; morally bad and cruel/
connected with the devil and with what is bad in the world

● horrific ● physical strength used in action

● death ● not physically strong

● join ● to provide enough of what somebody/something needs in order to

live or exist

● bravery ● in a way that is near to a particular place or easy to get to

● evil ● to fix or connect two or more things together

● power ● the fact of somebody dying or being killed

● weak ● to be badly affected by a disease, pain, sad feelings, a lack of

something, etc

● to seek ● a hard solid mineral substance that is found in the ground, often
used for building

● extraordinary ● the quality of being brave

● stone ● a person who tells lies

● liar ● to look for something/somebody

● fool ● unexpected, surprising or strange

● to head me off ● a person who you think behaves or speaks in a way that lacks
intelligence or good judgement
 House Cup Winner
1. gone -ушел
2. house cup - кубок факультета
3. awarded -награждать
4. points -очки
5. thus -таким образом, поэтому, так
6. mate -приятель
7. pure -чистый
8. outstanding -выдающиеся
9. courage -храбрость
10. tied with - на одном месте с
11. deal -сделка
12. stand up -выстоять
13. enemy- враг
14. assuming- предполагая
15. calculation -вычисления
16. correct- верны
17. order -порядок,очередь
18. win- выиграть
● gone ● it is an object which students win in Hogwarts

● house cup ● a good friend

● awarded ● the ability to do something dangerous, or to face pain or opposition,

without showing fear

● points ● to get up onto your feet

● thus ● extremely good; excellent

● mate ● having left a place; away from a place

● pure ● an individual unit that adds to a score in a game or sports competition

● outstanding ● to make an official decision to give something to somebody as a

payment, prize, contract, etc.

● courage ● clean and not containing any harmful substances

● deal ● an agreement between some people of something

● stand up ● a person who hates somebody or who acts or speaks against

somebody/something

● enemy ● in this way; like this

● assuming ● on the one place with something

● calculation ● accurate or true, without any mistakes

 ● correct- ● used to suppose that something is true so that you can talk about
what the results might be

● order ● the act or process of using numbers to find out an amount

● win ● the way in which people or things are placed or arranged in relation
to each other

● tied with ● the way in which people or things are placed or arranged in relation
to each other

1.Chppse the picture and sentence

1.Letter-picture

a. Harry beat the enemy b. Ron tried to bewitch the rat c. Harry showed the scar

d. The enemy want to kill e. One of the tests on the way f. On the way to Hogwarts
the main character to the philosopher's stone

g. Harry understood who is his enemy h. Awarding of the Gryffindor House

 Car Rescue

1. rescue - спасение,освобождение
2. freaky - причудливый
3. again-опять
4. get your trunk - собирай вещички (чемодан,барахло)
5. get - получать, попасть, становиться
6. trunk-багажник
7. stand back-постой в стороне,осторожно,отойди
8. hurry up-поспеши
9. escaping- побег
10. let go-отпусти
11. bloody pigeon- гадкий поросенок (подходящий) кровавый голубь (дословно)
12. get off-отвали,отстань
13. drive-гони,води
● rescue ● pack things in a suitcase

● freaky ● one more time

● get ● to save somebody/something from a dangerous or harmful situation

● trunk ● to receive something

● stand back ● the space at the back of a car that you put bags, cases, etc. in

● hurry up ● to get away from a place where you have been kept as a prisoner or not
allowed to leave

● escaping ● very strange or unusual

● let go ● to move back from a place

● bloody pigeon ● to stop holding somebody/something

● get off ● we cannot translate this phrase word for word, but people use this word
for unpleasant human

● drive ● used especially to tell somebody to stop touching you or another person

● again ● to own or use a particular type of vehicle

● get your trunk ● to do something more quickly because there is not much time
1.Answer the questions

1. Who comes to save Harry? What do they use?

2. Does anybody wake up? If so,who?

3. What happens with Uncle Vernon?

2.Choose T-true or F-false

T F T F T F

Harry wakes Harry's The Dursleys

up because relatives wake up
of strange come to because of
sound from rescue him strange
the house sound from

T F T F T F

The The ancle Harry is

Dursleys tries to very
are worry of save his glad,becaus
Harry son e his friend
help him to
 Flying to Hogwarts
1. come on-ну же
2. leaving - покидать
3. why can't we get through-почему мы не можем пройти
4. exactly - именно
5. get back - отойди
6. mad - безумный
7. mean-иметь в виду
8. underage - несовершеннолетний
9. allowed - разрешен
10. use - использовать
11. emergency- неотложный
12. regret- сожалеть
13. offense-преступление
14. jolt-встряхнуть
15. lifts - поднять
16. reckon - рассчитывать, считать, думать
17. nods - кивать
18. entirely-полностью
19. down below- снизу
20. pedestrians- пешеходы
21. stare-условие,уставиться
22. disbelief-неверие
23. accustomed to-привык к
24. baffled-сбит с толку
25. blink-мигать
26. invisibility booster-усилитель невидимости
27. faulty-неисправный
28. sign- знак
29. brilliant-замечательный
30. someplace-где-нибудь
● come on ● to go away from a person or a place

● leaving ● used in orders to tell somebody to hurry or to try harder

● why can't we get ● very angry

through

● exactly ● done by people who are too young by law

● get back ● to return, especially to your home

● mad ● to have something as a meaning in the same or another language

● mean ● emphasizing that it is correct

● underage ● an illegal act

● allowed ● to let somebody/something do something; to let something happen or be

done

● use ● o feel sorry about something you have done or about something that you
have not been able to do
● emergency ● o move or to make somebody/something move suddenly and roughly

● regret ● to raise somebody/something or be raised to a higher position or level

● offense ● to look at somebody/something for a long time

● jolt ● you move your head up and down to show agreement, understanding,
etc.

● lifts ● in every way possible; completely

● reckon ● to do something with a machine, a method, an object, etc. for a

particular purpose

● nods ● a sudden serious and dangerous event or situation that needs immediate
action to deal with it

● entirely ● when something is not high

● down below ● a person walking in the street and not travelling in a vehicle

● pedestrians ● you shut and open your eyes quickly

● stare ● a device that gives extra power to a piece of electrical equipment

● disbelief ● to make yourself/somebody familiar with something or become used to

it

● accustomed to ● the feeling of not being able to believe something

● baffled ● in, at or to a place that you do not know or do not mention by name

● the fact or state of not being able to be seen

● blink

● booster ● not perfect; not working or made correctly

● Invisibility ● a device that gives extra power to a piece of electrical equipment

● faulty ● it gives you information, instructions, a warning, etc.

● sign ● to confuse somebody completely; to be too difficult or strange for

somebody to understand or explain

● brilliant ● to think something or have an opinion about something

● someplace ● very good; excellent

Choose the description for each character

1. ...was a house-elf, much shorter in stature than humans, standing only about 3 and a half feet (1.06
m). He had large, tennis-ball-like green eyes,a pencil-like nose and long, bat-like pointed
ears.Before he was given freedom, he wore a body-covering pillowcase. Later at Hogwarts, he wore
a mismatched variety of jumpers, shorts, and socks.
2. "Wow — we're identical!"The twins are relatives of Ron. The older brothers were not only similar to
each other, but also to Ron, too, they had the same freckles and, of course, bright red hair.Author of
this book usually described them as determined, mischievous, and very sneaky.
3. Like many other members of the Weasley family, this man had bright red hair, though he was
balding by the early 1990s. He wore glasses and had green eyes, and also possessed the tall, thin
build inherited by his sons Ron and Bill.
4. This character was frequently described as a short, slightly plump, and kindly-looking woman.
Like the rest of her immediate family, she had flaming fiery red hair and her eyes were the same
shade of warm brown as her daughter's.
5. The person was tall and thin, like his father and brothers Bill and Ron, and with the vivid red hair
and freckles characteristic of the Weasley family. He wore horn-rimmed glasses, and also tried to
carry himself in a dignified manner, although he usually came off looking pretentious and silly.
6. She has typical Weasley family traits: flaming red hair (which she wears in a long mane) and a
freckled complexion. She is of petite stature, commented on by several characters, and has bright
brown eyes like her mother.
 Mandrakes

1. re-potting-пересадить (растение)
2. properties-характеристики
3. return- вернуться
4. fatal-роковой,смертельный
5. excellent-отлично
6. seedlings-саженцы
7. knock out-выбивать,нокаут
8. several-несколько
9. provided-при условии
10. earmuffs=muffs-наушники (теплые, с мехом)
11. neglected-заброшенный

Ron’s Howler

1. heads up-берегись
2. howler -глупейшая ошибка,письмо-кричалка,громкоговоритель
3. go on-ну же, давай
4. horrible-ужасный
5. proud-гордость
6. dare -осмелиться
7. disgusted -отвратительно
8. steal -украсть
9. inquiry -расследование
10. entirely -полностью
11. fault -вина
12. put another toe out of line -еще одна такая подобная выходка
13. straight -прямо
14. congratulation -поздравления

● re-potting ● pot something to put a plant into a flower pot filled with soil again

● properties ● knock out

● return ● causing or ending in death

● fatal ● a young plant that has grown from a seed

● excellent ● pair of soft thick covers for the ears connected by a band across the top
of the head, and worn to protect the ears, especially from cold

● seedlings ● a piece of information given in advance of

● knock out ● to take something from a person, shop, etc. without permission and
without intending to return it or pay for it

● several ● when somebody can not make any mistake

● provided ● to come or go back from one place to another

● earmuffs=muffs ● in every way possible; completely

 ● neglected ● to begin something

● heads up ● more than two but not very many

● howler ● used to show that you are very pleased about something or that you
approve of something

● go on ● a thing or things that are owned by somebody; a possession or possessions

● horrible ● not receiving enough care or attention

to bring, give, put or send something back to somebody/something
to come or go back from one place to
another

● proud ● used to say what must happen or be done to make it possible for
something else to happen

● dare ● a stupid mistake, especially in what somebody says or writes

● disgusted ● very bad or unpleasant; used to describe something that you do not like

● steal ● not in a curve or at an angle; in a straight line

● inquiry ● the responsibility for something wrong that has happened or been done

● entirely ● saying that you are happy about their good luck or success

● fault ● feeling pleased and satisfied about something that you own or have done,
or are connected with

● put another toe out ● to be brave enough to do something

of line

● straight ● an official process to find out the cause of something or to find out
information about something

● congratulations ● strong feeling of dislike for somebody/something that you feel is

unacceptable, or for something that looks, smells, etc. unpleasant

1.Read and translate

Hogwarts' famous sport

Hogwarts is a British boarding school of magic in Scottish Highlands.In this school, witches and wizards
learn how to use their magic correctly, using potions, spells, broomsticks, magical creatures and
wands.They also learn about Quidditch from Madam Hooch, a team game played by witches and wizards on
flying brooms in a very big pitch.There are seven players per team (three Chasers, two Beaters, a Keeper
and a Seeker) and the best players get badges and trophies! The game has many rules. Chasers shoot the
Quaffle (the ball) into the other team's goal hoops to score points. The Keeper tries to stop the Quaffle from
getting through the goal. Players dodge Bludgers, balls that are charmed to hit players. Players called
Beaters hit Bludgers away with bats and they are very difficult to put back in the box.The game ends when
the Seeker player, normally the smallest player,catches a winged ball called the Snitch. The team of the
Seeker who caught the Snitch gets 150 points.
2.Find the following words

Dinner with aunt Margie

1. tempt -соблазнять,искушать
2. fry-up -жаркое
3. drop-капля,ронять
4. smirking at - ухмыляясь
5. hopeless -безнадежный
6. cases -случай
7. cane -трость
8. namby-pamby - сентиментальный,слабый
9. wishy-washy - сомневающийся
10. deserve -заслуживать
11. blame - обвинять
12. turned out - обернуться
13. blood -кровь
14. bad blood will out -плохая кровь проявит себя
15. unemployed -безработный
16. drunk -пьяница
17. doubt -сомневаться
18. lie -ложь
19. fuss -суетиться,ссориться
20. firm grip-крепкая хватка
21. clean up - убраться
22. bitch - самка
23. pup = puppy -щенок
24. hold on - держись
25. don't you dare!-не смей
● tempt ● to fall by accident

● fry-up ● to smile in a silly or unpleasant way that shows that you are pleased
with yourself, know something that other people do not know, etc.

● drop ● a meal of fried food

● smirking at ● to have a particular result

● hopeless ● the red liquid in the bodies of humans

● cases ● to attract somebody or make somebody want to do or have something,

even if they know it is wrong

● cane ● a particular situation or a situation of a particular type

● namby-pamby ● there is no hope that it will get better or succeed

● wishy-washy ● weak and too emotional

● deserve ● to think or say that somebody/something is responsible for something

bad

● blame ● without a job although able to work

● turned out ● a person who likes to drink alcohol

● blood
● used to tell somebody strongly not to do something

● to say or write something that you know is not true

● bad blood will out
 ● animal female
● unemployed

● a small dog or other animal

● drunk

● to do something or show qualities that mean a particular reaction,

● lie reward or punishment is appropriate

● fuss ● It means that personal character, as determined by condition of birth,

will eventually, inevitably be revealed

● to survive in a difficult or dangerous situation / used to tell somebody to

● firm grip wait or stop

● clean up ● to remove dirt, etc. from somewhere

● to grasp someone or something tightly

● bitch

● unnecessary excitement, worry or activity

● puppy

● hold on ● not having clear or definite ideas or beliefs

● don’t you dare ● used to help somebody to walk

1. Answer the questions

1. What is Aunt Marge’s reaction once the glass exploded?

 2. What does aunt say about Harry’s father? What is Harry’s reaction for aunt’s words about his
father?

3. In your opinion, is Aunt Marge in danger?

4. How exactly does Marge criticize Harry's mother?

5. What happens to Uncle Vernon and Harry’s cousin ?

2. You need:

-describe these photos

-put them in right order
-come up with a name for each picture
 Harry and Knight Bus

1. take her away-забери её

 2. bumpy ride -тернистый путь.
3. whereabouts -местонахождение
4. whereabouts are you headed- куда ты направляешься?
5. pea -горох
6. jab - уколоть
7. murderer -убийца
8. locked up -взаперти
9. escape -побег
10. supporter -сторонник
11. reckon -считать,рассчитывать
12. double-deckers- двухэтажные автобусы
13. mind your head-береги голову
● to have trouble with some activity or pursuit
● take her away

● keep her far

● bumpy ride

● to push a pointed object into somebody/something

● whereabouts

● to lock someone
● pea

● the place of something

● jab

● break free from confinement or control

● murderer

● a person who helps other person

● locked up

● escape ● a small round green seed, eaten as a vegetable

● a person who has killed somebody deliberately and illegally

● supporter

● be aware of your head/ save your head

● reckon

● to expect to do something
● double-deckers

● mind your head ● a bus with two floors, one on top of the other

Backbeat
1. woolly -шерстянной,покрытый шерстью,неясный
2. discipline -дисциплина,наказание
 3. ancient - древние
4. fascinating -очаровательный, пленительный
5. subject -предмет ( школьный и не только)
6. fair few - совсем немного
7. hang on -подожди,уцепиться
8. possible -возможно
9. divination -гадание
10. silly -глупый
11. broaden your minds -расширь свой кругозор
12. inner eye - внутренний глаз
13. future -будущие
14. treat -удовольствие,интересное
15. follow -следить
16. chattering -болтовня
17. stroke -гладить,удар,ход
18. spine -спина
19. goodness -Боже мой,доброта
20. wimp -слабак,зануда
21. witty - остроумный
22. God, this place has gone to the dogs -Боже, все пошло псу псу под хвост
23. oaf -болван,дурачок
24. suppose -предполагать
25. buckbeak -клювокрыл
26. proud -гордый
27. creature -создание
28. offended - обижаться
29. insult -оскорблять,обидеть
30. polite -вежливый
31. bow -поклон
32. touch -дотронуться
33. keep still -не шевелись
34. brute -скотина, животное, зверь
35. pat -потрепать,похлопывать,поглаживать
36. wing -крыло
37. joint - сустав
38. pull out - выдвигать идеи
39. feathers -перья
40. That was wicked, Harry!-это было здорово,Гарри

● covered with wool or with hair like wool/made of wool; like wool
● woolly

● extremely interesting and attractive

● discipline

● a few a small number of people, things or places; some

● ancient

● used to ask somebody to wait for a short time or to stop what they are
● fascinating doing

● subject ● very old/history that is thousand of years in the past

● that can be done/may happen

● fair few
 ● not clever person
● hang on

● help you understand the world

● possible

● an area of knowledge studied in a school, college, etc.

● divination

● the controlled behaviour or situation that is the result of this training

● silly

● third eye
● broaden your minds

● come or go after or behind somebody/something

● inner eye

● future ● to move your hand gently and slowly over an animal’s fur or hair

● one of the main part of the body

● treat

● to talk quickly and continuously, especially about things that are not
● spine important

● the act of finding out and saying what will happen in the future
● follow

● the time that will come after the present or the events that will happen
● chattering then

● somebody’s interests
● stroke

● a person who is not strong, brave or confident

● Goodness

● something went wrongly

● witty

● to think or believe that something is true or possible

● God, this place has
gone to the dogs

● mythological animal with wings

● oaf

● a remark or an action that is said or done in order to offend somebody

● suppose

● to move your head or the top half of your body forwards and
● buckbeak downwards as a sign of respect or to say hello or goodbye
 ● a stupid, unpleasant or rough person, especially a man
● proud

● clever and humorous

● creature

● don’t move
● offended

● to touch somebody/something gently several times with your hand flat,

● insult especially to show kind feelings

● a living thing, real or imaginary, that can move around, such as an

● polite animal

● a place where two bones are joined together in the body in a way that
● bow enables them to bend and move

● feeling pleased and satisfied about something that you own or have
● touch done, or are connected with

● propose an idea
● keep still

● having or showing good manners and respect for the feelings of others
● brute

● feeling upset because of something said or done that is rude or

● pat embarrassing

● a man who treats people in an unkind, cruel way

● wing

● joint ● one of the many soft light parts covering a bird’s body

● it was great,boy
● pull out

● to put your hand or another part of your body onto

● feathers somebody/something

● one of the parts of the body of a bird, insect or bat that it uses for flying
● that was wicked,
Harry!

Boggart

1. intriguing -интригующе
2. venture -риск,рискнуть
3. guess -предположить, угадать
4. shape -shifters-оборотень
5. shape -форма
6. whatever- что бы ни,любой,какой бы ни
7. particular -особый,частный, подробность
8. fear -страх,опасение
9. terrifying -ужасающий
10. luckily -к счастью
11. charm -заклятие,амулет,чары
12. exists -существуют
13. repel -оттолкнуть
14. wands -волшебная палочка
15. incantation -заклинание
16. laughter -смех
17. to force -заставить
18. assume a shape -принять форму
19. truly -действительно
20. amusing -забавный,смешной
21. explain -объяснить
22. would you join me - ты присоединишься ко мне
23. to picture-представил себе, изобразить
24. clearly -четко
25. mind -разум
26. wardrobe -шкаф
27. wand at the ready -палочку наготове
28. incredible -невероятно
29. form a line!- встаньте в линию
● any or every
● intriguing

● greater than usual; special

● venture

● synonym for word risk

● guess

● used to emphasize that a particular statement, feeling, etc. is sincere or real

● shape-shifter

● by good luck

● shape

● the bad feeling that you have when you are in danger or when a particular thing
frightens you
● whatever

● a person or an animal that can to change into other people, animals or things

● particular

● to find the right answer to a question or the truth without knowing all
● fear the facts

● a form of something
● terrifying
 ● very interesting because of being unusual or not having an obvious
● luckily answer

● a straight, thin stick that is held by somebody when performing magic

● charm or magic tricks

● the act or sound of laughing

● exists

● to tell somebody about something in a way that makes it easy to

● repel understand

● funny and giving pleasure

● wands

● to imagine somebody/something; to create an image of

● incantation somebody/something in your mind

● an act or words believed to have magic power/ a small object worn on a

● laughter chain or bracelet that is believed to bring good luck

● making somebody feel extremely frightened

● force

● in a way that is easy to see or hear

● truly

● push or keep something away

● amusing

● to be real
● explain

● to picture ● make order

● special words that are spoken or sung to have a magic effect; the act of
● clearly speaking or singing these words

● a large cupboard for hanging clothes in, which is either a piece of

● mind

● wizards say these words on the trainings

● wardrobe

● impossible or very difficult to believe

● wand at the ready

● to make somebody do something that they do not want to do

● incredible

● the part of a person that makes them able to be aware of things, to

● form a line think and to feel
1.Put the word in the right place

raise your wand , backed against , stumbled , looked around , Lord Voldemort , take a moment,
muttering , violently , cloak , robes , pushed up , lace-trimmed dress , stepped out , handbag ,
crimson ,handbag , to shift , noise , pointing ,his own wand ,spiders ,count of ,comical ,bursts
out ,nodding assume ,concentrate ,counterattack ,forced into , breath , vulture-topped ,pale and
frightened ,doorknob, noticed

“When the Boggart _________ _____ of this wardrobe, Neville, and sees you, it will _________ the form of
Professor Snape,” said Lupin. “And you will _________ _____ ______ — thus — and cry ‘Riddikulus’ — and
_________ hard on your grandmother’s clothes. If all goes well, Professor Boggart Snape will be _________
_____ that ______________ hat, and that green dress, with that big red __________.”
There was a great shout of laughter. The wardrobe wobbled more __________. “If Neville is successful, the
Boggart is likely ____ _________his attention to each of us in turn,” said Professor Lupin. “I would like all of
you to __________ ___ ________ now to think of the thing that scares you most, and ___________ how you
might force it to look ________ …
” The room went quiet. Harry thought… What scared him most in the world?
His first thought was _______ __________ — a Voldemort returned to full strength. But before he had even
started to plan a possible ___________ on a Boggart-Voldemort, a horrible image came floating to the surface
of his mind…
A rotting, glistening hand, slithering back beneath a black _______ … a long, rattling __________ from an
unseen mouth… then a cold so penetrating it felt like drowning…
Harry shivered, then__________ _________, hoping no one had _________. Many people had their eyes shut
tight. Ron was ____________ to himself, “Take its legs off.” Harry was sure he knew what that was about.
Ron’s greatest fear was ________.
“Everyone ready?” said Professor Lupin.
Harry felt a lurch of fear. He wasn’t ready. How could you make a Dementor less frightening? But he
didn’t want to ask for more time; everyone else was __________ and rolling up their sleeves. “Neville, we’re
going to back away,” said Professor Lupin. “Let you have a clear field, all right?
I’ll call the next person forward… Everyone back, now, so Neville can get a clear shot —”
They all retreated, ________ _________ the walls, leaving Neville alone beside the wardrobe. He looked
_____ ___ __________, but he had________ ___ the sleeves of his robes and was holding his wand ready.
“On the ________ ____ three, Neville,” said Professor Lupin, who was _______ _____ _____ ________at the
handle of the wardrobe. “One — two — three —now!”
A jet of sparks shot from the end of Professor Lupin’s wand and hit the __________. The wardrobe burst
open. Hook-nosed and menacing, Professor Snape _____________ ______, his eyes flashing at Neville.
Neville backed away, his wand up, mouthing wordlessly. Snape was bearing down upon him, reaching
inside his _________. “R — r — riddikulus! “ squeaked Neville.
There was a _________ like a whip crack. Snape ________; he was wearing a long,_________ _______
_______ and a towering hat topped with a moth-eaten vulture, and he was swinging a huge ________
__________.

Draco turns into a ferret

1. tense -напряжен
2. have a bet - сделать ставку
3. tournament -турнир
4. disagree -не согласен
5. give a damn -наплевать
6. vile -мерзкий,подлый,гнусный
7. cruel -жестокий
8. pathetic -жалкий
 9. to cast -бросать,отбрасывать,отливать
10. ferret -хорек
11. threat -угроза
12. curl -с крутить,завиток
13. greasy hair -грязные (жирные) волосы
14. punishment -наказание
15. surely -конечно
16. mentioned -упомянул
● tense ● when people don’t worry about something

● tournament ● synonym for verb through

● disagree ● a small aggressive animal with a long thin body

● give a damn ● to write or speak about something/somebody, especially without

giving much information

● vile ● when people have a different opinion about something

● cruel ● an act or a way of punishing somebody

● pathetic ● untidy hair

● cast ● extremely unpleasant or bad

● ferret ● to form or make something form into a curved shape

● threat ● having a desire to cause physical or mental pain and make somebody
suffer

● curl ● a sports competition

● greasy hair ● weak and not successful

● punishment ● (of a person) nervous or worried, and unable to relax

● surely ● the possibility of trouble, danger or disaster

● mentioned ● agree to something

1. Translate from russian to english

Vocabulary

1. проделали долгий путь-have traveled a long way

2. напоить-to water
3. егерь- gamekeeper
4. способен оказать-capable of
5. виски-whisky
6. вечная слава -eternal glory
7. задние -task
8. чрезвычайно -extremely
9. по этой причине -for that reason
10. министерство -Ministry
11. решило -decided
12. ввести -introduce
13. глава департамента международного магического сотрудничества - the head of the
Department of International Magical
14. Грозный Глаз - Mad Eye
15. мракоборец-Dawlish
16. охотник-hunter
17. заключенных- prisoner,detainees
18. жутко злой - to be mad as a hatter
19. потолок-ceiling
20. вряд ли - hardly

Harry Gets Expelled

1. driven him loopy -свели его с ума

2. has gone jumpy - совсем сдурел
3. reached my limit -достиг своего предела
4. nonsense -ерунда,вздор
5. received -получил
6. intelligence -интеллект
7. performed -выполнила
8. presence -присутствие
9. violation -нарушение
10. decree -указ
11. reasonable Restriction of Underage Sorcery-разумное ограничение колдовства несовершеннолетни
12. hereby -таким образом,настоящим
13. expelled -изгнан,исключен
14. justice -справедливость,правосудие,суд
15.
● driven him loop ● have no meaning or make no sense

● has gone jumpy ● get something

● reached my limit ● the act of going against or refusing to obey a law, an agreement

● nonsense ● as a result of this statement, and in a way that makes

something legal

● received ● to officially make somebody leave a school or an organization

● intelligence ● synonym for phrase “the last straw”

● performed ● an official order from a leader or a government that becomes

the law

● presence ● make crazy somebody

● violation ● the fair treatment of people

● decree ● he ability to learn, understand and think in a logical way about

things

● hereby ● (of a person) the fact of being in a particular place

● expelled ● to do something, such as a piece of work, task or duty

● justice ● out of mind

1. Write the name of the character in the right place.Use the video .
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Potter Ron
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Brothers Weasley
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And it's always equipped for the seeker's needs.
So say you really needed the toilet...

Charming, Ronald. But, yes, that is the general idea.

It's brilliant. It's like Hogwarts wants us to fight back.

Expelliarmus

I'm hopeless.

You're just flourishing your wand too much. Try it like this.
Expelliarmus.

You will please copy the approved text four times... to ensure
maximum retention.

There will be no need to talk.

No need to think's more like it.

Expelliarmus

Wands away.

Stunning is one of the most useful spells in your arsenal.

It's a wizard's bread and butter, really.

So come on, then, Nigel.

Give it your best shot.

Stupefy!
Good. Not bad at all, Nigel. Well done.

Don't worry. I'll go easy on you.

Thanks, Ronald.

Come on, Ron.

You can do it.

Come on, Ron.

One Sickle.

You're on.

Stupefy.