Задание 2 Составьте и запишите предложения. Переведите их. 1 is/when/your/birthday ?
2 please/me/give/a/pencil.
3 is/what/like/the/weather/today ?
4 man/a/who/travelled/I/had/a lot/knew/in/life/his.
5 the/do/hear/you/alarm/clock?
6 the/man/piano/is/uncle/Kate’s/playing/the.
7 through/looking/she/noticed/the/newspapers/of/her/a photograph/boss.
8 saw/nobody/the/kept/things/that/in/box.
9 no/good/it/is/crying/ milk/over/spilt.
10 little/sat/Paul/chin/with/his/on/his/resting/hand.

The Russian physician, scientist, the founder of the physiological branch in clinical medicine and a public figure Sergey Botkin was born in Moscow to a merchant family on September 17, 1832 (September 5, old style).
He was the 11th child in the family and was born after his father's second marriage and was brought up under the supervision and influence of his brother Basil. At an early age he was marked by outstanding abilities and curiosity. The Botkins' house was frequented by distinguished people of that time, among whom there were Alexander Herzen, Nikolai Stankevich, Vissarion Belinsky, Timofey Granovsky, Paul Pikulin. Their ideas had a great influence on Botkin's views. To the age of 15 Botkin had been brought at home, and  in 1847 he entered a private boarding school, where he spent three years. He was considered to be one of the best students.
In August 1850 Botkin became a medical student at Moscow University, graduating in 1855. (Botkin only from its course is not passed the exam for the title of doctor, and for a doctorate. - вообще мысль не понятна)
Botkin died of heart disease on December 24, 1889 (December 12, old style) in Menton (France) and was buried in St. Petersburg.
In his two marriages he had 12 children. Two sons, Sergei and Eugene took their father's profession. After the death of his son Eugene Botkin became a tzar court physician. Eugene Botkin was shot together with the royal family in 1918.

Forest fires are catastrophic and can bring about huge disasters if not contained and extinguished. While some forest fires are caused by natural factors, the biggest cause of such fires are man-related actions. People from all walks of life can help contribute to the prevention of forest fires by being more responsible in their actions.
Form a small group or join a local team that cleans leaves and any plant growth on the soil bed of thick forests. This helps to remove dry brush that can fuel a fire in the forest.
Be careful when smoking cigarettes in the forest. Extinguish them completely and do not throw butts near trees or dry leaves. .Park your vehicles away from the trees and dry areas of the forest. Any fluid or fuel leakage from the cars can help start a fire.  Completely extinguish your camp fire if you have been camping in the forest. Pour water in the burning twigs for added safety. Also avoid using candles and matches inside your tent. Keep combustible liquids and alcohol inside tightly sealed containers.