Variant №1 I read and translate an extract from the text

VARIANT №39
I Read and translate an extract from the text.
What is relationship between man and nature?
Nature is the whole of the physical world; it is also what exists outside of any human action. Man is in nature but he acts upon it, thereby emancipating himself of it. He is part and apart of nature. The human–nature relationship is the object, in western societies at least, of contradictory representations. Nature, in the broadest sense, is the natural, physical, material world or universe. "Nature" can refer to the phenomena of the physical world, and also to life in general. ... Although humans are part of nature, human activity is often understood as a separate category from other natural phenomena.
II. Find the verbs from the text.
III. Grammar. Past Simple.
IV. Topic. My town.
V. Translate the words. man, nature, object, world, relationship, human, action.

Kafedra baslıģı: Kunnazarova Sh.

VARIANT №40
I Read and translate an extract from the text.
The Alisher Navoi National Park is one of Uzbekistan‘s largest urban parks. It was founded by the members of the Komsomol organisation from Tashkent in 1932. The park, which in the Soviet period was named Komsomolsky, was constructed on the site of the quarry of an old brick factory by volunteers. Currently, it bears the name of great medieval enlightener Alisher Navoi. The area of the park's land is 65 ha, while its lake and network of canals make up a total of 9 ha. The Alisher Navoi Park is located in Almazar Street, one of Tashkent‘s key arteries. The arch of the main entrance faces the Beshagach Square. The park‘s territory is very green, with the crowns of century-old trees forming a cobweb of natural shady alleys and ornamental shrubs and bright flower beds creating special romantic atmosphere.
II. Find the verbs from the text.
III. Grammar. Some, any, no.
IV. Topic. My house.
V. Translate the words. organization, name, great, lake, green, territory, area.

Kafedra baslıģı: Kunnazarova Sh.