V. Put questions to the sentences beginning with the given words.

1. We can discuss this a bit later. (When…?)

2. I had to walk to work. (Why…?)

3. Everyone should come on time. (Who…?)

4. He was able to pay all taxes. (What….?)

5. She can be free. (Who…?)

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спеціальностей 6.010106 („Соціальна педагогіка”)

6.030102 („Психологія”)6.030103 („Практична психологія”)

Tolerance in the Main Spheres of Life. Proper Balance Can Sweeten Your Life.

Freedom of Speech in the Home.

Варіант 16

1. Match the parts of the sentences:

1. If you are tolerant, you allow other people

2. We feel at ease with people who respect our beliefs and attitudes,

3. The opposite of tolerance

4. Tolerance requires balance, and maintaining

5. If we believe in nothing, we have no

6. Narrow-minded people are unreasonable,

7. Crises breed anxiety, and undue anxiety

8. Children who see the action heroes are

9. Some children may not admit the effects

10. Limiting children`s exposure to TV violence should become

a) opens the door to intolerance.

b) to have their own attitudes or beliefs.

c) more likely to hit and throw things afterwards.

d) is intolerance.

e) even when these differ from their own.

f) television and movies have on them.

g) standards of proper behaviour.

h) part of the public health agenda.

i) proper balance is not easy.

j) selfish, stubborn, and dogmatic.

2. Insert prepositions where necessary:

1. Intolerance may start _____ narrow-minded disapproval of someone else`s behaviour or way of doing things.

2. A young person may yawn _____ the meditative ways of someone older than himself.

3. Prejudice is an aversion ____ a group, race or religion.

4. Intolerance is a factor in the conflicts ____ Bosnia, Rwanda, and the Middle East.

5. Some people try to impose their own standards of conduct ____ everyone.

6. Some political and religious leaders _____ today use intolerance to gain their own ends.

7. Apathy is the absence _____ standards.

8. Apathy can spread ____ a society that accepts different standards of behaviour.

9. Sex on TV sways kids to have sex ____ too young an age.

10. Homes should be havens ____ children.

3. Fill in the gaps, using the words from the list below:

moral, effects, intolerance, narrow-mindedness, interest, watch, little, violence, new, explain,

1. Parents should know what their children _______ on television and on the computer.

2. Radio and television broadcasters and computer networks make graphic scenes of ______ and pornography available to children.

3. Some children admit the _____ television and movies have on them.

4. If you do not approve of what your child is watching, just say no and ______ why.

5. Time magazine reports on the growing ___________in the United States.

6. During the 1930`s and 1940`s, Hitler made ____________ a government policy.

7. Apathy is a complete lack of __________.

8. People lack the ________ backbone that moves a person to stand up to the intolerance of others.

9. Narrow-mindedness closes one`s mind to _______ ideas.

10. At times, we show too ______ tolerance; at times, too much.