A if the term vegetarian cannot be misleading

participating in tourist level. 
17. As is concluded the social impacts of tourism ............. . 
A) may arise as a result that insufficient importance is given to the social tourism. 
B) may result from social tourism. 

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C) may arise as a result that people are prevented from participating in tourist travel for economic, physical 
and psychological reasons. 
D) may arise as the positive results of social tourism and they are endemic to it. 
E) may include all members of society in tourist travel. 
18. The inhabitants of touristy places............ . 
A) are unwilling to the changes in the quantity of their lives. 
B) are the members of the society who have some economical, physical and psychological disabilities. 
C) are the people to who the objective of social tourism is to o ensure the tourism accessible. 
D) are the people whose quality of lives are to be changed as a result of the social tourism 
E) are the people in North America, where social tourism has not risen to a high level of development. 

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That language is highly complex is shown by the fact that so far it has not proved possible to translate 
mechanically from one language into another, with really satisfactory results. The best programmer still 
cannot translate from, say, Russian into English. The fault lies not in the computer but in the failure to 
supply it with sufficiently accurate instructions because we are still unable to handle this vastly complex 
system. It has been calculated that if the brain used any of the known methods of computing language it 
would take several minutes to produce or to understand a single short sentence. Secondly, language is 
productive. We can produce numerous of sentences that we have never heard or uttered before. Many of 
the sentences here have been produced for the first time yet they are intelligible to the reader. It is clear that 
we have some kind of sentence-producing mechanism that sentences are produced a new one each time 
and not merely imitated. 
19. Even best programmed computer fails in translating something well because ............. . 
A) it is impossible to translate something consistently from Russian into English. 
B) it has not proved up to now, that translation mechanically from one language to another is possible with 
really satisfactory results. 
C) the computer fails in providing sufficiently accurate instructions. 
D) man cannot manage to handle the computers well enough, as result of which computers cannot be 
supplied with the sufficiently accurate instructions. 
E) according to the calculations it would take several minutes to create or comprehend a single short 
sentence. 
20. Readers are still able to conclude the sentences here 
A) although it is clear that we have some kind of sentence producing mechanism - that sentences are 
produced a new each time and not merely imitated. 
B) although we can produce millions of sentences that we have never heard or uttered before. 
C) although sentences are produced anew each time and not merely imitated. 
D) otherwise it would take several minutes to produce or to understand a single short sentence. 
E) although many of them have been produced for the first time. 
21. That the man is able to construct numerous sentences 
A) is due to the fact that language is productive. 
B) is because even the best programmed computer still cannot consistently translate from, say Russian into 
English. 
C) is because we are still unable to handle the vastly complex system of computers. 
D) is because according to the calculations the brain used some of the known methods of computing 
language. 
E) is because sentences are produced anew each time and not merely imitated. 

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