C) Match a word on the left with a word on the right to make a common word partnership

1)to graduate from	a)laboratory tests
2)to work in	b)a solid basis
3)to pass	c)practical skills
4)to attend	d)various spheres of industry and science
5)to carry out	e)working
6)to give	f)examination tests
7)to develop	g)lectures and seminars
8)to spend much time	h)higher school

13 d) Change two wrong words in each sentence, according to the text in Ex. 13 b).

1) Specialized subjects help students absorb the necessary practical knowledge.

2) School-leavers become applicants after taking examination tests.

3) Examinations take place at the beginning of each year.

4) After finishing higher schools young specialists may work in different spheres of industry and science.

5) The usual faculties at universities are: Physics and Mathematics, Philosophy (language and literature), Banking, Biology and Chemistry.

6) During the terms students spend much time studying: it is necessary to visit lectures and seminars, carry out laboratorytests and work hard in libraries, at home.

13 e) Find the English equivalents of the following words and word combinations in the text from Ex. 5 b) and insert them into the table (in the infinitive):

in Ukrainian	in English
майбутні спеціалісти
академічний рік
загальна освіта
необхідно
промисловість
різноманітні сфери
включати; містити в собі, охоплювати, обіймати;
предмет
здати екзамен
тверда основа
поділятися на…
семестр
проводити час

13 f) Answer the questions to the text “Higher Education in Ukraine” from Ex. 13 a). Choose the correct answer among the ones, proposed to you.

1) Into how many parts may the curriculum of the specialized higher institutions be divided?

a) 4;

b) 2;

c) 3

2) What subjects give a solid basis of general education to future specialists?

a) Humanities and Specialized subjects;

b) General education and Specialized subjects;

c) Humanities and General education

3) What types of Higher Educational Schools are there in our country?

a) Colleges, Universities, Academies;

b) Colleges, Academies, Universities;

c) Institutes, Universities, Academies

4) What are the usual faculties at universities?

a) History, Biology, Economics, Physics and Mathematics, Chemistry;

b) Physics and Mathematics, Philology, History, Biology and Chemistry;

c) Physics and Mathematics, Philosophy, History, Biology and Chemistry

5) In what course does the specialization begin?

a) in the fourth;

b) in the third;

c) in the second

6) Specialized subjects help students to …

a) improve their knowledge;

b) develop the necessary personal qualities;

c) develop the necessary practical skills

7) Where may young specialists work after graduating from higher schools?

a) in various spheres of industry;

b) in various spheres of industry and science;

c) at the factories, plants, enterprises

8) When do school-leavers become students?

a) after taking examination tests;

b) after handing in papers to the admissions office;

c) after passing examination tests

9) What is necessary to do during the terms?

a) to attend lectures and seminars;

b) to spend some hours per day in libraries and reading halls;

c) to do all their tasks in writing