Activity Read, translate the text

TASK: FIND THE TRANSLATION OF THE GIVEN WORD AND WORD COMBINATIONS AAND MAKE UP 5 SENTENCES

was founded- tashkil etilgan

almost a recognized center of education- deyarli tan olingan ta’lim markazi

was formed- shakllandi

in the modern sense-zamonaviy ma’noda

conduct- o’tkazish

significant- muhim

deep and permanent- chuqur va doimiy

candidates for degrees- ilmiy darajalarga nomzodlar

greatly improved- juda yaxshilandi

natural sciences- tabiiy fanlar

known throughout the world-butun dunyoga ma’lum

READ THE TEXT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS
1. When was the University of Cambridge founded?

When the University of Cambridge was opened in 1209 in the 8th century, J.K. Maxwell, P. Dirac, J. Thomson, E. Rutherford worked.
2. When was the University recognized as a center of education?

The University of Cambridge was founded in the twelfth century and before

the beginning of the thirteenth it was almost a recognized Centre of education
3. What language were the lectures and oral examinations conducted?

Lectures and oral examinations were conducted in Latin.

4. When did the University become as significant as Oxford?

Until the fifteenth century the history of Cambridge was not as significant as that of Oxford.

5. Was Isaak Newton the founder of Cambridge University?

But by the end of the seventeenth century the University was the home of Sir Isaak Newton – professor of mathematics from 1669 till 1702 whose influence was deep and permanent. At that time serious tests were offered to the candidates for degrees.

6. What University was taken as a model for the University of Cambridge?

Until the fifteenth century the history of Cambridge was not as significant as that of Oxford.
7. Who was the founder of Cavendish Laboratory?

At the same time there built a number of laboratories for the natural sciences, among them the Cavendish Laboratory.
8. What was Maxwell?

The Cavendish Laboratory organized by the well known Scottish mathematician and physicist Maxwell was opened in 1871. It was named after the English scientist of the 18th century Sir Henry Cavendish.