Autumn term final test term V for the 3rd year students Card I i read and translate the text: where does the word "automobile" come from?

III Speak on the topic “My specialty”

Head of the chair:

FINAL TEST

TERM V

For the 3^rd year students
Card V
I Read and translate the text:

Alcohol and Drugs

There’s a belief – particularly among young men – that driving drunk is unacceptable, but having a few drinks and driving is OK.

Alcohol is a drug which affects your skills, mood and behavior. Just a few drinks increase your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) and as your BAC increases, so does your risk of being involved in a crash.

Other drugs also impair your driving and mixing one drug with another, or mixing alcohol with other drugs, dramatically increases your risk of crashing if you’re stupid enough to try driving. .

Drink driving is a factor in about one in every five crashes where someone loses their life. Of the people who are killed, 88 per cent are men and 75 per cent are under the age of 40.

You don’t have to be drunk to be affected by alcohol. You might feel normal but no one drives as well after drinking alcohol.

Drink driving is stupid. Driving is dangerous when you’re affected by alcohol and/or drugs. When you’re having a hangover or sobering up – even the next day – your driving may still be affected.