I am the ninth-grader, and a problem of choice of profession now rather important for me. Certainly, I long reflected over this question. My parents have about it the thought. And as leaving school everything is closer, my alarms become stronger. But ahead of 3 more years.As well as the majority of my friends, I am going to go to the university after leaving school or other higher educational institution. I hope that I will receive the certificate with good marks. But I understand how a lot of youth will bring the certificates with excellent estimates to a university inspection. Delivery of entrance examinations - serious test for those who wants to continue the education. I have no technical abilities. But at the same time I don't know, whether I can find good work after the termination of humanitarian faculty of university. My parents want that I entered on management faculty. But I doubt that I have necessary qualities for this work. In my opinion, the one who chooses this profession, has to be very sociable. And, of course, if you want to reach something in this sphere, you have to understand economy, finance, it is a little in accounting, psychology, the right, management.
1. The Declaration of Independence was signed by Great Britain. False
2. At Halloween children get sweets from their teacher. False
3. St Patrick's Day is important for German immigrants. False
4. The festival of Mardi Gras originally came from France. True 5. Thanksgiving is a family occasion. True
6. Many of the Pilgrims who arrived in 1621 were killed by the Native Americans.False
II. The Places of Interest in London. 1. One of London’s most popular public events is the Notting Hill Carnival, held each year during the August Bank Holiday (last weekend in August). 2. The most important building in the center is the National Theatre;, a concert hall that was built for the festival. 3. At the heart of Westminster is Westminster Abbey, it has always been closely associated with the monarchy and is used for such state occasions as coronations and royal funerals. It is also a giant mausoleum, and more than 3000 notable people are buried there.
4. The British Museum is the national museum of antiquities and, until 1973, the national library of the United Kingdom, located in London.
5. The National Gallery on Trafalgar Square contains Britain’s premier art collection, with holdings from every major European art school.
6. The Royal Festival Hall is a large complex located on London’s South Bank, designed by Sir Denys Lasdun. It was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on October 25, 1976. It was granted the Royal addition to its title in 1988.
2. At Halloween children get sweets from their teacher. False
3. St Patrick's Day is important for German immigrants. False
4. The festival of Mardi Gras originally came from France. True
5. Thanksgiving is a family occasion. True
6. Many of the Pilgrims who arrived in 1621 were killed by the Native
Americans.False
II. The Places of Interest in London.
1. One of London’s most popular public events is the Notting Hill Carnival, held each year during the August Bank Holiday (last weekend in August).
2. The most important building in the center is the National Theatre;, a concert hall that was built for the festival.
3. At the heart of Westminster is Westminster Abbey, it has always been closely associated with the monarchy and is used for such state occasions as coronations and royal funerals. It is also a giant mausoleum, and more than 3000 notable people are buried there.
4. The British Museum is the national museum of antiquities and, until 1973, the national library of the United Kingdom, located in London.
5. The National Gallery on Trafalgar Square contains Britain’s premier art collection, with holdings from every major European art school.
6. The Royal Festival Hall is a large complex located on London’s South Bank, designed by Sir Denys Lasdun. It was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on October 25, 1976. It was granted the Royal addition to its title in 1988.