ГДЗ по Английскому языку 9 класс учебник Ваулина Ю.Е., Дули Д., Подоляко О.Е., Эванс В. номер 10

Spotlight on Russia Crp 10 Roman Petushkov won many awards and honours in athletics, but it was his strength and determination in life that made him a true champion! Spotlight on Russia introduces you to an inspiring Russian champion who beat the odds and made it to the top Top athletes push themselves to their limits to achieve their goals. So athletes who work with a disability are even more to be admired. One name in particular that comes to mind is Russia's greatest Paralympic hero, Roman Petushkov Born in Moscow in 1978, Petushkov was pursuing his athletic career when he lost his legs in a car accident in 2006. But he was determined not to let this stop him He began training for cross-country skiing and the biathlon as sitting events. It paid off; in the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada Petushkov won a silver medal for skiing and a bronze for the biathlon His huge success, however, came at the Sochi Paralympic Games of 2014, when he won no fewer than six gold medals! The first of these was for the 7.5-kilometre men’s skiing event, sitting. The medal was Russia's first ever gold at the Sochi Olympics and the Russian president sent Petushkov a telegram to congratulate him Roman Petushkov’s determination to perform despite the obstacles he had to face has earned him numerous awards and honours. He is now a top name internationally and in 2015 he was named Sportsperson of the Year with a Disability Poman Iery kos 3aB0eBall MHO2KECTBO Harpayl H MOYETHBIX 3BaHHii B aTJIeTHKe HO HMCHHO €F0 CHa H HesTeyYCTPeMsICHHOCTS B XKMBHH Cea ero HaCTOAIIMM 4yeMnHOHOM! Spotlight on Russia 3HaKOMHT Bac C BJOXHOBJIAIOLIMM YeMNHOHOM Poccun KOTOpbIii MpeososeM BCe TpyAHOCTH M AOGpastca AO BepLIHHEI Jlyamme cnopremensi JoBoMAT ceGa 10 Npesema, YTOOBI AOCTH4b CBOMX Lereii Tak 4TO CHOpTCMeHI C OrpaHHYeHHbIMH BO3MO2%KHOCTAMH, 3ACJY7KUBAIOT CLE Soubulero BOCcXHueHHs. B YacTHOCTH, Ha YM MIpHXOAMT OHO HMA — BeIMUAMWINi repoii [lapanumnniicknx urp B Poccnn Poman Ietyukos PoguBuiniica B Mockse B 1978 rogy, [leryuikos nposzosKa CBOHO CrOpTHBHy10 kapbepy, Kora B 2006 roy noTepas HOrH B aBTOKaTacTpodpe. Ho OH Obit OOH PeIMMOCTH He NO3BOAMT ITOMY OCTAHOBHTS ero. OH Ha4as FOTOBHTECA K JbDKHBIM TOHKAM 110 MepeceyeHHOii MecTHOCTH M GuaTIOHy B CHATYeM NOJOKEHHH. ITO MpHHECIO CBOH MOAB: Ha 3MMHMX Onumnniickux urpax 2010 roa B Bankysepe, Kanaga, [eryuikos 3aBoeas cepeOpaHYy!O MeIallb B JIbBDKHBIX TOHKaX H OpoH3OBvi0 B GuaT0He Oanako ero orpoMubif yenex npxuest Ha Mapammnuiickux urpax B Coun B 2014 TOY, KOra OH 3aBOCBAsI HE MCHbILe, 4eM WeCTb 30N0THIX Mesateii! Teppas 43 HUX Obi1a Ha COPeBHOBAHHAX M0 JIbDKHBIM TOHKAM Cpe My?KYHH Ha JHCTAaHUH 7,5 KMOMeTpa CHa. Ita MefasIb CTasa NepBbIM B HCTOpHH PoccHH 3010TOM Ha Osmmnniickux urpax B Coun, 1 npesuzent Poccun ornpasuat HetyuKkosy lo3qpaBHTesbHy10 TeerpaMMy Pemmmocrs Pomana Iervinkopa BBICTyMaTb, HECMOTPA Ha MIpenaTCTBHA, C KO1uppim EMY MPnuwivey CTOKHYTHCA, MIPHHeCIa EMy MHOPKECTBO Harpall 1 nouecteii. Ceiiuac OH H3BeCTeH Ha MEXK/LyHAapOAHOM ypoBHe. a B 2015 rogy Obit Ha3BaH COPTCMCHOM Fojla C OrpaHM4cHHbIMH BUSsMUAKHOCTAMH

time Grand Prix Final champion (1999-2000, 2000-01, 2002-03, 2004-05); and a ten-time Russian national champion (1999-2002, 2004-06, 2010, 2012-13) Evgeni started skating at the age of four when his mother sent him to figure skating classes w strengthen his pour health. His first coach was Tatiana Skala, while later he continued to train under the guidance of Mikhail Makoveev, with whom he won his first ever competition the "Crystal Skate" tournament at the age of seven! “When he was eleven years old, his ice rink in Volgograd was closed. Having to choose between quitting figu:e onating and leaving his family behind, he was sent alone to Saint Petersburg to train with the team of legendary Alexei Mishin, who was already training the 1994 Olympic Champion Alexei Urmanov and the then upcoming future champion Alexei Yagudin Evgeni had to face difficulties during his first years in St. Petersburg, 1000 miles away from his parents and sister, living alone in a communal flat in circumstances that did not match his young age. His family was working extra shifts in order to support their son's dream and there were titucs wuen Evgeni was on the verge of stopping and moving back to his hometown But his strong will and dream prevailed. His mother eventually moved with him to St. Petersburg and with the financial and moral support of his coach Alexei Mishin, Evgeni's life started improving and he could concentrate on training Plushenko made a quick progress on the international scene under Mishin's tutelage. As a 14-yeai-uiu, he won the 1997 World Junior Figure Skating Championships, in Seoul, South Korea. The following ycai, a the age of only 15, he surprisingly won the bronze medal at the senior World Figure Skating Championships of 1998, causing a buzz around his name among judges and commentators - everybody started talking about the “new wonder boy” His rise in the senior field continued during 1998 and 1999, but a real breakthrough came in the following season (1999-2000), when he won 7 out of 9 competitions and established himself as a force to be reckon with. He was already the reigning and two-time Russian Champion, won his first Grand Prix Final and the first European title The 2000-2001 becanic une of the most successful seasons of his career up until then Once again Evgeni was the Russian, European and Grand Prix Final Champion and he entered the 2001 World Championships in Vancouver, Canada, as the one to beat. He performed two perfect routines, won his first World title, becoming World Champion at the age of only 18 The 2001-zuuz Olympic scasun sarted with difficulties. While he won all the events he entered up to the Grand Prix Final, two months before the Olympic Games Evgeni acquired injuries to his ankle and groin, which caused him to withdraw from European Championships He resumed trainings, but in order to better prepare for the forthcoming Olympic Games, he changed his fice prugram in a very suort time The beginning of 2005 found Plushenko battling with severe injuries, nevertheless, he won the Grand Prix, Grand Prix Final, Russian Nationals and European Championship that season. But after skating in the Qualification round and the Short program, he was forced to withdraw from the 2005 World Championships in Moscow, due to a serious groin injury, that eventually required surgery, which he underwent in Munich, Germany in spring 2005, just a year before the 2006 Olympic Games Plushenko has stated that coming back to top form for a compeution, after being away, is an extremely difficult task, physically and mentally. Nevertheless, following a break of almost two years aid a knee surgery, which demanded a rehabilitation period, he went back to full training in the autumn of 2011

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