III. Read the text.

What your nose shape says about you

Turned-up

Famous example: Marilyn Monroe

Nose notes: Those with these types of cute, turned-up noses are mostly kind, optimistic and full of character. They usually like to provide love and support for their friends and family. People with this nose type often have an endless enthusiasm for new things and experiences.

Hawk

Famous example: John Lennon

Nose notes: This type of person likes to carve their own path and rarely follows the crowd. They do not need to seek out the approval of others. They are the least likely to care about what others think of them. People with this kind of nose are most happy when pursuing their own projects or goals.

Greek

Famous example: Admiral Lord Nelson

Nose notes: A classic straight shape, this nose suggests someone who is inspirational, yet functional, and a skilled organizer. This is exactly the type of person you want to be around in a crisis. They don't panic and start thinking logically about their next move. People with Greek noses are hard-working, matter-of-fact and efficient.

Roman

Famous example: Abraham Lincoln

Nose notes: This strong, slightly hooked nose is characteristic of leaders. It signals a strong personality but not an impulsive one. They don't rush into decisions and are very good at influencing others. Often efficient organizers, they are good at rallying people to take action. They are very rarely aggressive.

Nubian

Famous example: President Barack Obama

Nose notes: This nose is long and wide at the base. It signals creativity and passion. Those with nubian noses are always thinking of new ways to approach problems. They are open-minded, curious and expressive with their emotions. As a result they tend to be very charismatic, with people naturally drawn to them.

Snub

Famous example: Muhammad Ali

Nose notes: This nose indicates someone who is quick-witted - both physically as well as mentally. They can think fast and tend to be more streetwise than your average person. They also react quickly to situations. Chinese face readers believe snub-nosed people make attentive partners.

(abridged from: www.thesun.co.uk)

IV. Read the text.

UK Fashion

As the UK is very much a western society - we wear very much the same as any other modern western society - ranging from Jeans and Tee shirts (whether with designer labels or not) to full business suits for office work (if required). Special clothes for the climate include heavy overcoats or anoraks for cold wintry weather to raincoats and umbrellas, for weather rain. Materials used cover every type and colour of fabric available, especially consider that Britain is a multicultural society and in certain cities (Bradford for an example) you will find many stores with very colourful silk available for making in Sari's and other ethnic clothes.

Footware

Footware can be from the likes of Nike and Addidas Trainers (sneakers) to Leather Brogues (Wingtips) and for ladies - also the trainers to highly fashionable boots and shoes with heels or without.

Clothes worn by children

When they are relaxing at home or out playing with their friends, children in England wear comfortable clothes like t-shirts, jeans and sportwear. The right clothes are very important to teenagers, and many love to shop for the latest fashions.

Where do English teenagers shop?

In shops like TopShop, Oasis, Kookai, Warehouse, and Miss Sixty.

At School

Most children wear a school uniform when they are at school. In some schools children must wear jackets and ties. In other schools the uniform is more casual.

Famous British fashion designers

Famous British fashion designers include Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen, Paul Smith, and Stella McCartney, daughter of former Beatle Paul McCartney.

(from: www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk)

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