Variant – 12

1. Translate the word combinations into Ukrainian:

the outer layer; distinctive rash; to allow movement; based on the medical history; the names of parts of the human body; responsible tissue; to cover and protect your body; to be under the influence; the development of ulcer; to store and release bile; to filter the wastes out of the blood; nausea and vomiting; the blood supply of the brain; a coated tongue; to allow the muscles to pull on bones; an involuntary type of muscle; to support our entire weight; to break up food; to facilitate gaseous exchange; to view the larynx, windpipe, and other air passages.

2. Complete the sentences with the given words. Translate them into Ukrainian:

( speak about the weather; the standard of Ukrainian language; the world community ; development of industry; difficult types of letter writing; determine the diagnosis; a large industrial town; in the north-western part; to grow worse after meals; women than in men;)

1. Ukraine is integrating into…

2. In the 19^th century Mykolaev had grown into …

3. After greeting the English begin to….

4. Formal letter writing is one of the most …

5. In gastric ulcers pain is found …

6. Exploratory surgery is the last resort to …

7. SAD is more common in …

8. Poltava-Kyiv dialect is considered to be …

9. The geographic position is very favorable for the …

10. Great Britain is situated in the … part of Europe

3. Translate the sentences into English:

1. Є три типи кров’яних судин: артерії, вени та капіляри.

2. Хірургічні операції часто дуже складні.

3. У шлунку їжа перемішується з шлунковим соком.

4. Кістки скелету починають розвиватися до народження.

5. Нижня кінцівка складається з стегна, ноги та стопи.

6. Деякі шкірні хвороби серйозні та смертельні.

7. Хірурги ретельно миють руки перед операцією та одягають стерильний одяг.

8. Організму потрібна енергія для того, щоб підтримувати всі його функції.

9. Видалення апендициту – це звичайна хірургічна операція.

10. Виразка характеризується болем, нудотою, блюванням.

4. Open the brackets using Present / Past /Future Simple.

1. We (to drink) coffee an hour ago.

2. He (to go) to the university every day.

3. My elder sister (to finish) school next June.

4. She (to cook) breakfast for us tomorrow.

5. He often (to listen) classical music.

6. We (to watch) TV every evening.

7. He (to translate) the text yesterday.

8. We (to move) new flat next year.

9. I (to buy) newspaper every Monday.

10. My friends (to move) here in 2000.

5. Translate the text into Ukrainian:

For millions of people around the world, regular exercise is now part of their daily lives. Some jog, cycle or swim, while others prefer to work out in gyms, do aerobics or play team sports. They're part of the worldwide fitness revolution which has taken place over the last twenty years. The question is, why has the revolution happened? Well, there are several major factors.

a) Fit people live longer, healthier lives than unfit people - especially unfit people who also smoke, drink or take drugs. People now accept that taking regular exercise is a great way to become and stay healthy.

b) In today's world there's enormous pressure on both men and women to look as young and attractive as possible. It's also another reason for the fitness boom. Fit people not only feel good, they look good, too.

c) More sport appears on our TV screens today than ever before. Work out videos have made it easier to exercise at home.

Dozens of new magazines devoted to sport and fitness have been published in recent years.