Διασκευή του κειμένου για τη Γεωργία από τη σελ. 2 του βιβλίου Pupil’s Book της ΣΤ’ τάξης
Remember ancient Colchis and that wild myth about Jason and his shiny Golden Fleece? Well, guess what? That’s where I’m from—Georgia! No, not the peachy one in the U.S., but the cool one in the Caucasus region, right by the Black Sea (which the Greeks fancied calling Euxinus Pontus). The weather’s a total delight—mild, sunny, and warm enough to make you forget what a coat is.
Georgia’s got more mountains than you can count, but down by the coast, we’re busy cultivating vineyards, growing tea plants, and enough citrus fruit to make a thousand gallons of lemonade. Oh, and get this! The temperature hardly ever drops below zero. People either work in copper and coal mines, oil wells, or pack up and chase adventure elsewhere. My uncle, though… Well, he’s living it up in Tbilisi, our capital city, probably enjoying some khachapuri right now!
Vocabulary:
ancient – Very old; belonging to the distant past.
vineyards – Areas of land where grapevines are grown, usually for making wine.
citrus – A type of fruit that includes oranges, lemons, limes, and grapefruits, known for their juicy and tangy flavour.
adventure – An exciting experience or journey, often involving risks or unknown outcomes.
khachapuri – A traditional Georgian dish made of bread filled with cheese and sometimes topped with an egg.
Questions:
• What is the main myth mentioned in the text, and who is it about?
• Where is Georgia located in relation to the Black Sea, Armenia, Turkey, and Russia?
• What types of crops are grown in Georgia?
• What does the text say about the weather in Georgia?
• What is Tbilisi, and what is the author’s uncle likely doing there?
Ετικέτες: βίντεο, Γεωργία, λεξιλόγιο, ΣΤ’ τάξη, Τεχνητή Νοημοσύνη
