Match the questions with the answers: 1. What system of law had a great influence on the law of the…

Write complete answers to these

questions.

1. Who protected the streets of London at

night in 1700?

2. What was the city like 300 years ago?

3. Why did Londoners stay in their homes

as much as possible?

4. Why did Henry Fielding begin to pay a

group of people in 1750?

5. How many officers were there in

Metropolitan Police Force in 1829?

6. Who is paid better: the policeman who

works with horses or who works on foot?

3. Fill in the spaces with the words on the right, using them in their correct forms. The Romans were the first people to have schools opened by the . It. that children would go to school at the age of 6. Teachers were for teaching pupils reading, writing and arithmetic. At the age of 12 boys of rich families studied the Greek and Latin languages in grammar schools. At the age of 16 those who wanted to . their country or enter politics went to special schools where public speaking and taught. were . . defend responsible law government to be decided​

II. Continue the sentences:

8. International human rights organizations deal with

a. domestic human rights violations;

b. human rights protection in particular European states;

c. transnational human rights issues.

9. … is one of the most influential international human rights organizations made up of 193 member states.

a. the Council of Europe;

b. the European Union;

c. the United Nations.

10. The European Court of Human Rights is located in …

a. Brussels (Belgium);

b. Strasbourg (France);

c. Hague (the Netherlands).

11. … is more of a cultural institution that is primarily concerned with developing and spreading the awareness on human rights to its members.

a. the Council of Europe;

b. the European Union;

c. Amnesty International.

12. The Council of Europe and the European Union share the same…

a. objectives;

b. values;

c. responsibilities.

13. All functions of international organizations must be performed in accordance with …

a. their charters;

b. their structure;

c. their constitution.

Legislative Branch Quiz:
a) The job of the legislative body is to ( interpret, make, respect) laws.
b) The legislative body at the national level is the ( Congress, Parliament, Senate).
c) The lawmakers of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova are ( elected, appointed) for a ( four, five) year term.
d) The working body of the Parliament in Moldova is ( The Permanent Commission, the Permanent Bureau).​

Read the text and complete the gaps A-F with the parts of the sentences marked by numbers 1-7. One part is extra.
1) children work in unsafe conditions
2) it is against the law
3) without a good reason
4) say or write what you think
5) and many other things
6) that fight for human rights
7) that took place during the Second World War
A-? B-? C-? D-? E-? F-?
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Помогите решить тест

1.James … that he … in hospital for a month.

A. had explained, was B. explained, being

C. explained, had been

D. had explained, had been

2.During the Early Middle Ages, the monasteries of the Catholic Church were the centres of education and literacy, …

A. wasn’t it?

B. were they?

C. weren’t they?

D. was it?

3. If you … hard you … the exam.

A. study, won’t pass

B. don’t study, won’t pass

C. won’t study, won’t pass

D. won’t study, pass

4. If you … children you … a good teacher.

A. don’t love, will be

B. will love, shall be

C. don’t love, will never be

D. are lovingt, will be

5. Let’s go to school, … ?

A. shall we

B. will we

C. shan’t we

D. don’t we

Choose and complete the sentences.

1. Lviv Courier, Kharkiv Weekly and Kharkiv News .

a) are very popular newspapers nowadays.

b) were among the first newspapers in Ukraine in 18-19th

centuries.

c) are well-known newspapers of independent Ukraine.

2. The number of newspapers and magazines which are

published in Ukrainian has increased .

a) since Ukraine became independent state.

b) in the 18-19th centuries.

c) after the World War II.

3. National newspapers report.

a) national news.

b) on private individuals.

c) national and international news.

4. The army, top officials, private individuals .

a) are those who the periodicals make their publications about.

b) have increased in their number.

c) are the real ‘fourth estate’.

5. Ukrainian newspapers are usually .

a) monthlies, b) dailies, c) dailies and weeklies.

6. Magazines and newspapers differ.

a) in size and contents.

b) in their interests.

c) in shops where they are sold.

7. In any democratic society newspapers and magazines.

a) face different problems.

b) are in control of life of the society.

c) are local.

8. Magazines vary in…

contents and size

different kinds of readers

all above

1c Work in pairs. Match the headings with the texts.

One heading is extra.

e.g. le

a) National traditions

b) Tea ceremony is popular in many Asian countries

c) Historical ceremonies

d) What traditions do we celebrate?

e) What is a tradition?

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7. Write the following sentences in the negative and interrogative forms (general questions).

1) The Industrial Revolution had considerable impact upon the nature of work.2) It changed the daily lives of ordinary men, women, and children in the regions where it took root and grew. 3) She obtained interesting data in her experimental work. 4) I graduated from this university two years ago. 6) Iron manufacturing originated about 3500 years ago.5)The first computer was the size of a large house. 7) Mark read that sentence very well. US universities began to follow the European model. 9) Pollution became a popular issue after World War II, due to radioactive fallout from atomic warfare and testing. 10) They learnt at last how to purify water. 11) Tom decided to read some articles because he had plenty of time. 12) Many factories tried to follow all the strict environmental guidelines. 13) Economic changes caused far-reaching social changes.

Ex. 7. Put the appropriate noun from the box.

activity aid citizens duties enforcement freedoms

functions information president range re-branding selection

1. The 1) . of Ukraine signed a new police law on the 4th of August 2015.

2. The new law «On the National Police of Ukraine» does not only involve 2).

3. It cuts the number of officers and introduces a rigorous 3).

process.

4. The new law will change the whole nature of Ukrainian law 4).

5. It frees the police from redundant and unusual 5) . and sets

partner relations between the police and the community.

6. The purpose of the new law is to give police officers a full 6) . of

tools to protect public rights and interests.

7. The police agency is assigned to protect the life, health, rights and

freedoms of the 7). of Ukraine.

8. The 8). of the police officers are to observe the Constitution and the

laws of Ukraine; respect and not violate human rights and 9). of the

citizens; provide first 10).; keep top secret 11). and not release

confidential information.

9. The 12). of the national police is regulated both by legislative and

departmental documents.