Match the characters from the text above to the descriptions below. There is one extra description you don't need. 1) These friends don't pay attention to each other's drawbacks. 2) One of these friends supports the other in hard times.
3) These two have a great company of friends.
4) These two friends have an odd man out.
5) These friends even wear the same clothes.
6) Each of us would love to have such a friend as him.
7) These two don't have many similarities, but they are inseparable.
8) One of these friends always copies the other one.
9) One of these two is really encouraging.
10) Ready to help and support.

1. Internet is a global computer network, which embraces hundred of millions of users all over the world and helps us to communicate with each other. 
2. The history of Internet began in the United States in 1969. 
3. The Interner was designed as a project to help to survive during a nuclear war, when everything around might be polluted by radiation and it would be dangerous to get out for any living being to get some information to anywhere.
4. Modem is special device allowing your computer to send the information through the telephone line
5. Most of the Internet host computers are in the United States of America.
6. There is not the accurate nember of Internet users, because their number is growing
7. the most popular Internet service is e-mail
8. Other popular services are  reading news, available on some dedicated news servers, telnet, FTP servers, etc. 
9. The most important problem of the Internet is security. 
10.  there is no effective control in the Internet today because a huge amount of information circulating through the net.
11. There is a commercial use of this network and it is drastically increasing.

Two young artists, Sue and Johnsy, rent an apartment on the top floor of a house in New York's Greenwich Village, where artists have long settled. In November, Johnsy becomes pneumonia. The verdict of the doctor is disappointing: "She has one chance out of ten. And then, if she wants to live herself. " But Johnsy just lost interest in life. She lies in bed, looks out the window and counts how many leaves are left on the old ivy, which wrapped its walls against the wall. Jonesy is convinced: when the last leaf falls, she dies. 
Sue tells of the dark thoughts of a friend of the old artist Berman, who lives below. He is going to create a masterpiece for a long time, but while he does not stick to something. Hearing about Johnsy, old Berman was terribly upset and did not want to pose Sue, who wrote him a recluse gold digger.
The next morning it turns out that there was only one leaf on the ivy. Johnsy watches him resist the gusts of the wind. It was getting dark, it started to rain, the wind blew even harder, and Johnsy did not doubt that next morning she would not see this leaf any more. But she is mistaken: to her great surprise, the brave leaf continues to fight with the storm. This produces a strong impression on Johnsy. She becomes ashamed of her cowardice, and she finds a desire to live. The doctor who visited her is celebrating the improvement. In his opinion, the chances of surviving and dying are already equal. He adds that the neighbor from the bottom also picked up pneumonia, but the poor man has no chance of recovering. Another day later, the doctor says that now life is out of danger. In the evening, Sue tells her friend sad news: in the hospital, old man Berman died. He caught a cold on that rainy night when ivy lost the last leaf and the artist painted a new one and, in the pouring rain and icy wind, attached it to a branch. Berman still created his masterpiece.