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1. Какой народ жил в «граде
богатом » ?
1. Почему люди жили счаст-
ливо в этом городе?
2. Как встречал гостей народ?
2. Что любили люди этого
города?
3. Какое чувство стало
съедать людские сердца?
3. Почему люди «другой
стороны» решили напасть
на город?
4. Как поступили с послами
враги?
4. Кого послали жители горо-
да в неприятельский стан?
5. Что делали жители города
весь оставшийся день и всю
ночь?
5. Что поняли жители
города?​

Contributory benefits are paid by the government from the National Insurance contri­butions made regularly by employers, employees, and the self-employed. Most of the working population in Britain — about 90% — are employees who work for a wage which is paid either weekly or monthly. Another 6% are the self-employed, working on their own and paying themselves from the profits of their work. Another 3% are employers who must first pay their employees and then pay themselves from the profits of their businesses. However, it is not simply true that the 3% of employers directly employ all the employees. About a third of the working population are employed by the State, And many of the biggest 'employers' in Britain are not individuals but trusts, or financial organisations representing hundreds or thousands of shareholders.

1. It is said that one in  10 of some  18 million European workers are jobless. They are
   entitled to unemployment benefits, though it does not mean that they all claim them.
2. Half of the jobless Europeans have been provided with the (dole money' for more
   than a year.
3. Over the last four years in the United States. 12 million new jobs have become avail­
   able to Americans.
4. The US government contributes to the construction costs of some hospitals. Today
   there are nearly 7.000 hospitals in the United States, many of them provide some free or
   low-cost care to those who cannot pay.
5. Europeans seem to want to pay unemployment benefits rather than pay low wages.

f)  Many Germans believe they are entitled not just to a job, but to the right kind of a job.

g)  Some people, who are elderly, disabled oi live on low incomes sometime don't claim
the benefits to which they are entitled.

h) Some benefits are no longer available to sixteen- to eighteen-year-olds and this has caused difficulties for young people who cannot live at home, but cannot find a job. i) Child benefit is available to everybody, although many middle-class people do not actu­ally need financial help

j) People do not try hard to get a job because they know that in a Welfare State they will be provided with financial help.