14. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the list below.

reconstruct, shapes, participates, arcs, determine, reinvented, sequence, forms, represents, described, space

In Cubism, the subject of the artwork is transformed into a 1) sequence of planes, lines, and 2) arcs. Cubism has been 3) described as an intellectual style because the artists analyzed the 4) shapes of their subjects and 5) reinvented them on the canvas. The viewer must 6) reconstruct the subject and 7) space of the work by comparing the different shapes and 8) forms to 9) determine what each one 10) represents. Through this process, the viewer 11) participates with the artist in making the artwork make sense.

15. Fill in the chart below with the missing words.

Function	Sign	Process	Verb	Result
addition	+			the sum
	–		to subtract from
	×	times
	÷	divided by		the quotient (+ the remainder)

Function	Sign	Process	Verb	Result
addition	+	plus	to add to	the sum
subtraction	–	minus	to subtract from	the difference
multiplication	×	times	to multiply by	the product
division	÷	divided by	to divide by	the quotient (+ the remainder)

Now see how quickly you can find the answer to this rather long sum.

Four add two, divide by three, subtract one, multiply by eight, take away four, times three, plus two, minus four, halved, equals what? (5)

16. Put the appropriate verb of measurement into the sentences, changing its form if necessary. Pay attention to the tenses.

A drop; gain; last; lose; measure; take; weigh

1. It was a long lecture: it lasted three and a half hours.

2. It was a big project: it took three weeks to finish.

3. That box looks heavy. How much does it weigh?

4. The time is 8.00. My watch says 7.55. It has lost five minutes.

5. The time is 8.00. My watch says 8.05. It has gained five minutes.

6. It was a cold evening, and temperature dropped 10 degrees in an hour.

7. The field mouse is quite a small animal: it measures about 4 cms from nose to tail.

B contain; cover; hold; register; seat; spend; total

1. The petrol tank is small: it only holds 25 litres.

2. The bill for maintenance alone totals $750 000 a year.

3. It is a big farm: it covers more than 25000 acres.

4. This equipment measures sound: it can register up to 100000 decibels.

5. I spend several hours every day just adding up figures.

6. This encyclopedia contains over 25000 references.

7. It is a huge hall: it can seat 2500 people.

17. Match the parts of the sentences from three columns to make complete sentences that make sense. Translate them into Ukrainian.

1. In the pattern, called the Flower of life, found at the Temple of Osiris at Abydos, Egypt,	is to rearrange the seven forms to exactly reproduce a designated pattern	which have the property of no repeated values, in any of the 9 blocks of 3x3 cells.
2. The tangram is an intellectual puzzle game	have abundant applications in tasks	in the shapes of triangles and quadrilaterals.
3. Sudoku completed grids	powerful good luck charms, are magic squares	which is either geometric in nature or patterned after a familiar object.
4. Yantra magic squares	there were already prepared 30 Sudoku	forming a mesmerizing pattern of circles and lenses.
5. Just after 2 weeks after Apple launched its online App Store in 2008, July,	are nothing more than Latin squares	such as efficiently assigning personnel to jobs or the statistical analysis of drug trials.
6. Problems related to magic squares	the circles are placed with six-fold symmetry	for iPhone and iPod Touch users.
7. The objective of the tangram puzzle	,originated in China, consisting of seven pieces,	built using your date of birth, and your Life Path number as the top row of the square.

1. The tangram is an intellectual puzzle game, originated in China, consisting of seven pieces, in the shapes of triangles and quadrilaterals.

2. The objective of the tangram puzzle is to rearrange the seven forms to exactly reproduce a designated pattern which is either geometric in nature or patterned after a familiar object.

3. In the pattern called the Flower of life, found at the Temple of Osiris at Abydos, Egypt, the circles are placed with six-fold symmetry, forming a mesmerizing pattern of circles and lenses.

4. Problems related to magic squares have abundant applications in tasks such as efficiently assigning personnel to jobs or the statistical analysis of drug trials.

5. Yantra magic squares, powerful good luck charms, are magic squares built using your date of birth, and your Life Path number as the top row of the square.

6. Sudoku completed grids are nothing more than Latin squares, which have the property of no repeated values, in any of the 9 blocks of 3x3 cells.

7. Just after 2 weeks after Apple launched its online App Store in 2008, July, there were already prepared 30 Sudoku games for iPhone and iPod Touch users.

18. Fill in the chart with the appropriate forms of the words.

Figure (noun)	Shape (adjective)	Figure (noun)	Shape (adjective)
cone	conical	cube	cubic
oval	oval	octagon	octagonal
rectangle	rectangular	cylinder	cylindrical
prism	prismatic	square	square
spiral	spiral	circle	circular
sphere	spherical	quadrangle	Quadrilateral, quadrangular, tetragonal