N 1 :
You are supposed to learn this poem
| by heart |
N 2 :
They managed to buy the equipment for less than the asking
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| price |
N 3 :
Listen to my reading and dont _______ to correct me if I make a mistake.
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| hesitate |
N 4
: ()
A branch of linguistics that comprises the study of the sounds of human speech is
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| phonetics |
N 5 :
We all watched __________ as Mark made his speech of thanks.
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| nervously |
N 6 :
She gave him _______ water to wash his hands and face.
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| a little |
N 7 :
You look ______ today!
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| great |
N 8 :
There are special schools for _________ in our country.
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| the blind |
N 9 :
You could buy ________ at $500 in those days.
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| A Picasso |
N 10 :
They should arrive ________ the airport in about an hour.
|
| at |
N 11 :
I wouldnt worry ________ Im not bothered.
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| as long as |
N 12 :
If you _______ to see Judie, ask her to phone me.
|
| happen |
N 13 :
The son and heir of the monarch _______ the title Prince of Wales.
|
| is given |
N 14 :
This house wants
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| painting |
N 15 :
Police are looking _______ the robbery in Oxford Street that happened last week.
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| into |
N 16 :
You ________ wash the car. The paint is still wet.
|
| mustnt |
N 17 :
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Friend 1: Will you come and see me tonight.
Friend 2: ________________.
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| Not sure Ill make it. |
N 18 : -
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A: Excuse me. Can I see John Marshall?
B: _____________.
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| Im afraid, Mr. Marshall is out. |
N 19 : -
, .
Student: Can I have a look at your notes?
Student: ___________.
|
| Yes, if you need them you can take them for a while. |
N 20 : -
, .
Passenger: I have only pounds. Can you give me change?
Bus Driver: _______________.
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| Im sorry, but I accept exact change only. |
N 21 :
The Palace which has never been the official London residence of the English Sovereigns is
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| the Palace of Holyroodhouse |
N 22 :
As the Americans are made up from nearly all races and nations the USA is often called the
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| melting pot |
N 23 :
The tallest and longest living tree in Canada is
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| Douglas Fir |
N 24 :
An American civil rights leader who fought through nonviolent action is
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| Martin Luther King |
N 25 :
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Family
1. The family, a basic social group united through bonds of kinship or marriage, has been present in all societies. Ideally, the family provides its members with protection, companionship, security, and socialization. The structure of the family and the needs that the family fulfils vary from society to society. The nuclear family two adults and their children is the main unit in some societies. In others, it is a subordinate part of an extended family, which also consists of grandparents and other relatives. A third family unit is the single-parent family, in which children live with an unmarried, divorced, or widowed mother or farther.
2. Historical studies have shown that family structure has been less changed by urbanization and industrialization than was once supposed. The nuclear family was the most prevalent pre-industrial unit and is still the basic unit of social organization. The modern family differs from earlier traditional forms, however, in its functions, composition, and life cycle and in the roles of husbands and wives.
3. The only function of the family that continues to survive all change is the provision of affection and emotional support by and to all its members, particularly infants and young children. Specialized institutions now perform many of the other functions that were once performed by the agrarian family: economic production, education, religion, and recreation. Jobs are usually separate from the family group; family members often work in different occupations and in locations away from the home. Education is provided by the state or by private groups. The family is still responsible for the socialization of children.
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| As to the structure of the family, there are three different family units in the society. |
N 26 :
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Family
1. The family, a basic social group united through bonds of kinship or marriage, has been present in all societies. Ideally, the family provides its members with protection, companionship, security, and socialization. The structure of the family and the needs that the family fulfils vary from society to society. The nuclear family two adults and their children is the main unit in some societies. In others, it is a subordinate part of an extended family, which also consists of grandparents and other relatives. A third family unit is the single-parent family, in which children live with an unmarried, divorced, or widowed mother or farther.
2. Historical studies have shown that family structure has been less changed by urbanization and industrialization than was once supposed. The nuclear family was the most prevalent pre-industrial unit and is still the basic unit of social organization. The modern family differs from earlier traditional forms, however, in its functions, composition, and life cycle and in the roles of husbands and wives.
3. The only function of the family that continues to survive all change is the provision of affection and emotional support by and to all its members, particularly infants and young children. Specialized institutions now perform many of the other functions that were once performed by the agrarian family: economic production, education, religion, and recreation. Jobs are usually separate from the family group; family members often work in different occupations and in locations away from the home. Education is provided by the state or by private groups. The family is still responsible for the socialization of children.
.
The main unit of social organization is associated with the
|
| nuclear family |
N 27 :
.
Family
1. The family, a basic social group united through bonds of kinship or marriage, has been present in all societies. Ideally, the family provides its members with protection, companionship, security, and socialization. The structure of the family and the needs that the family fulfils vary from society to society. The nuclear family two adults and their children is the main unit in some societies. In others, it is a subordinate part of an extended family, which also consists of grandparents and other relatives. A third family unit is the single-parent family, in which children live with an unmarried, divorced, or widowed mother or farther.
2. Historical studies have shown that family structure has been less changed by urbanization and industrialization than was once supposed. The nuclear family was the most prevalent pre-industrial unit and is still the basic unit of social organization. The modern family differs from earlier traditional forms, however, in its functions, composition, and life cycle and in the roles of husbands and wives.
3. The only function of the family that continues to survive all change is the provision of affection and emotional support by and to all its members, particularly infants and young children. Specialized institutions now perform many of the other functions that were once performed by the agrarian family: economic production, education, religion, and recreation. Jobs are usually separate from the family group; family members often work in different occupations and in locations away from the home. Education is provided by the state or by private groups. The family is still responsible for the socialization of children.
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:
What function of the family is the most important?
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| The most important function of the family is to provide its members with affection and emotional support. |
N 28 :
.
Family
1. The family, a basic social group united through bonds of kinship or marriage, has been present in all societies. Ideally, the family provides its members with protection, companionship, security, and socialization. The structure of the family and the needs that the family fulfils vary from society to society. The nuclear family two adults and their children is the main unit in some societies. In others, it is a subordinate part of an extended family, which also consists of grandparents and other relatives. A third family unit is the single-parent family, in which children live with an unmarried, divorced, or widowed mother or farther.
2. Historical studies have shown that family structure has been less changed by urbanization and industrialization than was once supposed. The nuclear family was the most prevalent pre-industrial unit and is still the basic unit of social organization. The modern family differs from earlier traditional forms, however, in its functions, composition, and life cycle and in the roles of husbands and wives.
3. The only function of the family that continues to survive all change is the provision of affection and emotional support by and to all its members, particularly infants and young children. Specialized institutions now perform many of the other functions that were once performed by the agrarian family: economic production, education, religion, and recreation. Jobs are usually separate from the family group; family members often work in different occupations and in locations away from the home. Education is provided by the state or by private groups. The family is still responsible for the socialization of children.
