III. Put the verbs in brackets in correct form and translate into your native language.

1. Jewelry and eyeglasses (to be) usually (to consider) as accessories.

2. A uniform, for example, may (to identify) civil authority figures, such as police

and army personnel

3. Clothes also (has) important social and cultural functions.

4. Ironed clothes (to be, to believe) to look clean, fresh, and neat

5. Most modern formal and semi-formal clothing (to be) in this category

(for example, dress and suits).

IV. Answer the following questions.

1. What is the primary purpose of clothing?

2. How do the clothes provide safety of the body?

3. What kind of clothes have important social and cultural functions?

4. Who wears the uniform?

5. Does the clothing function as a form of adornment and an expression of personal taste or style?

6. What things are usually considered as accessories?

7. When did the clothing originate?

V. Put the articles if necessary.

1. …primary purpose of clothing is functional, as a protection from … elements.

2. Clothes incidentally also provide …hygienic barrier.

3. Clothing may also function as … form of adornment and … expression of personal

taste or style.

4. Clothing probably originated in … Neolithic age.

VI. Retell the text.

VII. Check up your grammar.

1. _____of this information is wrong.

a) much b) many

c) few d) littles e) a few

2. This room ___ only on special occasions.

a) Used. b) Uses.

c) Is using. d) Is used.

e) Are used.

3.These dinosaur bones … here for 200 million years

a) am been b) is, been

c) has, was d) have, been e) have, were

4. She ___a teacher last year.

a) starts b) become

c) start d) became

e) becomes 5. William Shakespeare … … Othello.

a) has write

b) has, been, writing

c) wrote d) have, wrote

e) have, wroted

6. Lukas ______ play the guitar when he was ten. a) can b) may

c) could d) should e) must

7. “Hi, Flora. How are the children?” “___”

a) He is fine b) Ok

c) Yes d) They’re fine

e) No, thank you

8. I don’t like cooking, _____ my husband likes. a) so b) but c) as

d) because e) and

9. I don't understand this sentence. What __?

a) does mean this word

b) does this word mean

c) means this word

d) this word mean

e) do this word me 10. Mary … … a lot of books. a) has, write

b) had, written

c) has, written

d) have, write e) had, write

11. They were _______ after the journey, so they went to bed.

a) hungry b) hot c) busy

d) tired e) thirsty

12. “What about going to the cinema?” “____”

a) Good idea!

b) Twice a month

c) It’s Star Wars.

d) I think so

e) Yesterday

13. It’s not ______ to walk home by yourself in the dark. a) sure

b) certain c) safe

d) problem e) question

14. What is the difference ______ football and rugby?

a) from b) with c) for

d) about e) between

15. He was too _____ to ask Molly to dance.

a) worried b) shy c) selfish d) polite e) rude

Unit XIII.