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Build all the possible connections between the nouns and the surrounding verbs.

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In the text find a pair of antonyms referring to one concept. Fit them into the following sets of synonyms; do some dictionary digging to explore shades of meanings of the words and phrases.

1. Advanced, challenging, daunting, taxing, exacting; require to stretch the abilities;

2. Facile, simplistic, too easy, superficial, as easy as pie/ABC/falling off a log.


 

A) Think of ONE word from the text to fit into each of the gaps. Do not overlook polysemy.

Group1.

a. Teachers must provide challenging activities for their more ……….. pupils.

b. The …………….. year starts September 3.

c. How is …………….. achievement to be measured?

d. Her name is well known in …………….. circles.

Group 2.

а. Investigators say the plane was over 800 miles off ………….. when it crashed.

b. The waiter brought the first ……………, a simple leek and potato soup.

c. An advanced …………. affords the opportunity to study classical religious and anti-religious texts of influential philosophers from Plato to Sartre.

d. 73 candidates enrolled on the …………………..

Group 3.

a. Your children really do you ……………….

b. I don't have enough …………….. to graduate.

c. ………………. for this win goes to everybody in the team.

d. 56 per cent of new cars were bought on ………………..

Group 4.

a. Living together will soon put their relationship to the ……………….

b. Applicants are required to take a written ………….

c. They don't know what's wrong with her yet - they're doing ……………..

d. The problems she faced were a real ………………of character.

 

(b) Match the following translations with the words in every sentence from (a).


1. - навчальний

- схильний до наукової діяльності

- навчальний

- пов’язаний з наукою, ВНЗ

 

2. - курс (навчальний) (2 times)

- курс (напрям)

- страва

 

 

3. - кредит

- честь/добра репутація

- хвала/слава

- умовний бал, що нараховується

за прослуховування курсу в навчальному закладі

 

4.- контрольна робота/тест

- аналіз

-випробування/перевірка (2 times)


Most of the lines contain an unnecessary word; single it out. The example was done for you.


GAP YEAR

 


  Many young people contemplate about a gap year between leaving a school and going to university, which they use as an opportunity to travel, earn money, or get experience of working. Very often they head to abroad to get some pre-training in a host country. The key thing is that they should have realistic expectations of what how things are likely to turn inside out. No gap-student is ever going to save the world or have a year of blissful nirvana without no any strains or challenges. However, with the right set of attitudes, they will almost certainly have a raft of new experiences, and come in out at the end of it with much greater resilience, independence and maturity.       0 about  

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