1. Read the interview and choose the correct answer (A, B or C) for questions 1-3, 1.What is the designer’s opinion about the fashion industry in Kazakhstan? A. it is dominated by designers who use the nomadic haute-couture style. B . it is difficult for new designers to break into. C. it is an ideal place to experiment with new concepts. 2. What is the designer’s attitude towards tradition? A. keeping old traditions helps people learn from the past. B. creating new traditions is a core element of fashion. C. studying traditions opens up a window into the future. 3. How does the designer feel about her future infashion? A. she feels she has already mastered the art of design. B. she wants to explore overlooked elements of the profession. C. she hopes to pass on her knowledge of her craft. Description: interview (multiple choice; complete sentences)
It's a story about a rich man, Mr. Victor Hazell, and a poor man, who is the father of Danny, the boy that tells the story. His father owned a little patch of land with a filling station on it while Mr. Hazell was the owner of all the land around. This man hunted with the hounds and gave shooting parties every October. He liked to feel important, although his noble guests despised him secretly.
The boy's father didn't like Mr. Hazell because the year before Mr. Hazell had driven his expensive Rolls- Royce to the filling station. He rudely told the boy to fill up the car. The boy's father came to help and told Mr. Hazell not to threaten his son and to go away because he didn't wish to serve Mr. Hazell.
Danny's father told him Mr. Hazell's secret: each summer Mr. Hazell bought hundreds of young birds from the pheasant farm and put them in the wood where the keepers fed them until the birds were shot by the hunters. But Danny's father wanted to find а way of getting the pheasants from Hazell's.
1. The Customs officer told him to open his suitcase for inspection.
2. The teavher asked me wether my father worked at the Customs.
3. Granny asked Marry wether she had gone shoppingthe day before.
4. The teacher said I hadn't done work well.
5. My classmate said he couldn't explain that rule to me.
6. They asked at what time the train starts.
7. She asked me what I would I do next day.
8. I asked my uncle how long he had stayed in Moscow.
9. He wondered where I had bought that hat.
10. He asked her where she usually spent her summer holidays.
11. The doctor said to Nick to wash his hands as often as he can.
12. A Customs officer said to present him my documents.
13. She said to eat lots of frits, veggies and grain.
The passenger said...
1) all his baggage from flight number 790 had aleady arrived, but his luggage wasn't there.
2) his luggage has been damaged during unloading.
3) his suitcase was damaged.
4) the suitcase had opened and the things had fallen out.
5) the baggage check had been torn off his suitcase.