Yuristlar uchun xorijiy til modulidan yakuniy davlat attestatsiya variantlari

Task 3
Which legal job would you prefer, and why?
Variant 5
Task 1
What is your favourite transport? Why? When do you travel by car ?
Task 2
GETTING SOMETHING TO EAT
Did you get hungry? There are a lot of places where you can get something to eat. In most countries eating out has now become very popular. A lot of eating-places ranging from high-class restaurants (the word restaurant comes from the Latin word restaurare, meaning to restore) to fast food outlets cater for all tastes. Small self-service restaurants, cafes or snack bars serve cheap food, and traditional restaurants are famous for good service, high quality and expensive food. If you are in a hurry, you can have a bite at one of the many fast food outlets, like McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut or others. In England, when you want to relax after a day’s work, you can go to the local pub to have a drink and a chat.
At all of these places you pay at a cash register before you sit down, and you don’t have to tip anybody. In restaurants tips are not usually added to the bill (check). A tip of about 15% is expected.
There are some rules how to behave at the table. Here are some of them. Unfold a napkin and spread it on your lap. Use it often and skillfully. After finishing your meal, you should leave the napkin on your lap. You should not put it on the table if other people are still eating.
Keep your feet under you; don’t stretch them under the table. Don’t put your elbows on the table. Don’t lean over to get closer to the food. Sit facing the table. Never stretch over the table for something you want, ask the nearest person to pass it to you. You should refuse a dish by saying “No, thank you”, “Not for me”, and accept it by saying “Yes, please”. Don’t say “I don’t eat that stuff”.
Usually there are more than one fork, knife and spoon on the table, because one is used for each dish that is served. Don’t use a spoon for what can be eaten with a fork. Forks are placed at the left side of the dish in the order in which they are to be used. Don’t eat off the knife. Use it to help pick up food with your fork. When eating spaghetti, twirl the spaghetti around on your fork and then cut it with your knife. Don’t lick your spoon, if the dish is delicious, ask for another helping. After stirring your tea remove the spoon, and place it on the saucer. When eating stewed fruit use your spoon to put the pits on your saucer. When you have used a utensil, you should leave it on the plate so that the waiter or waitress could remove it.
Lunch or dinner is the time for small talk. Thus, cut off one piece of food at a time. Take small pieces. Don’t talk with your mouth full. First chew and then swallow. You should eat slowly in order to be able to make a conversation. When eating soup, you shouldn’t lift the plate in order to finish everything. Take a slice of bread from the bread-plate by hand. You shouldn’t bite into the whole slice, tear a small piece off, put butter on it and eat. Try to make as little noise as possible when eating. Smoking during meals is very impolite.