A)
1. Student
2. Italy
3. Football
4. Teachers
5. 1156
6. Blue
b) C
Трещина или перелом кости может быть результатом любой травмы. Имеется боль, отек и болезненность и может быть деформация. Поврежденную часть нельзя двигать. Обычно необходим рентген, чтобы определить, есть перелом или нет. Поврежденная часть тела может быть иммобилизована с помощью шины. Шина может быть готовой или импровизированной из любого жесткого материала (палка, линейка, журнал и так далее). Шина должна быть шире, чем шинируемая конечность, и достаточно длинной, чтобы предотвратить подвижность суставов вблизи перелома. Привяжите шину на месте выше и ниже перелома. Если у человека сложный перелом, необходимо взять стерильную марлю, наложить ее на рану и немедленно доставить пациента в больницу. Сложный перелом, при котором сломанная кость перфорировала кожу, более серьезен.
1. Who helps her about the house?
2.Do you go to bed at 10 o'clock ?
3.Did you go to the country last August?
4. I made new friends last summer.
5. Do you always spend your holidays in the country ?
6. What's the news?
7. Do you speak German? - Yes, I do. German language is difficult .
8. Is German the most difficult language?
9. Do they study French or German?
<span>10. We have English on Wednesday.</span>
2. Liza is seeing a new film on Monday
3. Are flying
4. Is visiting
5. Are planting
6. Are giving
7. Are dancing
<span>Ever since 1889, when Otto von Bismarck, Prussia's 'Iron Chancellor', introduced the first (0) state pension </span><span><u>(государственная пенсия),</u> people
have increasingly looked to government to provide (1)</span><span><span><span> pension payments </span>(пенсионные
выплаты), health care and protection against poverty —
which together are broadly called (2) social insurance (социальное
страхование).</span>Britain was the first country in
the world to have accepted that it is part of the job of government to
help any citizen in need and to have set up a (3) </span><span><span>welfare state </span>(государство всеобщего
благосостояния). Before the 20th century,
(4) </span><span><span>welfare </span>(благосостояние) was considered to be the responsibility
of local communities. The 'care' provided was often very poor. An
especially hated institution in the 19th century was the workhouse,
where (5) the old (старые), (6) ill (больные), mentally
handicapped and orphans were sent. People were often treated very badly
in workhouses, or given as slaves to equally harsh (7) employers (работодатели). During
the first half of the 20th century a number of (8)</span><span><span> social benefits</span> (социальные
льготы) were introduced. These were a small old-aged
pension scheme, partial sickness and (9)</span><span><span> a dole</span> (пособие по
безработице) conditional on regular
(10)</span><span><span> dues</span> (взносы) and proof of need. In 1948 the National Health
Service was set up.</span>
