Variant I match the verbs and the

1. What are your favourite websites?
2. When did you last travel by plane? Where were you going?
3. Are there any stories about health care in the news at the moment?
4. What sporting events are taking place now or in the near future?

3. 
   Here are some extra tips before you travel. Translate them into Uzbek:
   

1. In many Asian culture, it is acceptable to smack your lips when you eat. It means that the food is good.

2. In France, you shouldn’t sit down in a café until you’ve shaken hands with everyone you know.
3. In India and Middle East, you must never use left hand.
4. In China, your host will keep refilling your dish unless you lay your chopstick across your bowl.
5. Most South Americans and Mexicans like to stand very close to the person they’re talking to. You shouldn’t back away.
6. In Russia, you must match your hosts drink for drink or they will think you unfriendly.
7. In Ireland, social events sometimes end with singing and dancing. You may be asked to sing.
8. In America, you should eat hamburger with both hands and as quickly as possible. You shouldn’t try to have a conversation until it is eaten.


4. Write and speak about “Social Research”.

VARIANT IV

1. 
   Complete the definitions 1-10 with the adjectives:
   

dependable, encouraging, generous, jealous, kind-hearted, mean, pleasant, selfish, sulky, upbeat
1. is friendly and well-behaved.
2. cares about you and wants to help you.
3. always does what you need them to.
4. is unhappy if you have something they’d like themselves.
5. happily gives you whatever you need.
6. has a positive, optimistic attitude.
7. tries to give you confidence to succeed.
8. is angry and unhappy for long periods.
9. thinks of themselves first.
10. doesn’t like giving anything away.

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