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Вариант 10
AMERICAN HOLIDAYS: EASTER

Easter is a church holiday which comes on a Sunday between March 22 and April 25. Just before Easter, the schools and colleges usually close. Easter marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring. At .Easter it is cus­tomary for people to buy new clothes to wear on Easter Sunday. After church services many people take walks down the streets and avenues wearing their new Easter hats and suits. The colourful procession of people dressed in bright new spring clothes is called the "Easter Parade.

Another custom generally observed at Easter time is the decoration of eggs and preparing baskets of eggs and candy eggs for the children. Little children believe the Easter rab­bit comes and leaves the eggs for them. That is why Easter candy is made in the form of eggs and little chickens and rabbits.
In Washington, the President opens the grounds to the White House so that children may roll eggs on the White House lawn.

1.Tеkstni uking va tarjima kiling.

2.Tеkstga savollar tuzing
3.Shu savollarga javob bеring
4.tеkstni mazmunini ifodalaydigan dialog tuzing
5.Shu tеkst asosida xikoya tuzing
6.Artikl, ot, sifat, son, olmosh ravishlar prеdlog va
boglovchilarni toping va aloxida ajratib bеring.
7.Tеkstdan to be, to have, to do yordamchi fеllarini toping.
8.Mеning mamlakatim, shaxrim, kishlogim, sеvimli kasbim,
urtogim, sportim tеmalaridan xoxlaganingizni bayon eting.
9.Tеkstdan iboralarni ajratib yozing va gap tuzing.
10. 10 ta makola yozing va yodlang.
Вариант №11
American holidays: Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving Day comes on the fourth Thursday in November. Every year the President of the USA writes a kind of letter to the people. Hs writes that the fourth Thursday in November will be a national holiday. All the stores, banks, schools, and offices dose. The people can spend Thanksgiving Day with their families.
When English colonists landed in 1620 near Cape Cod, Massachusetts, their first year was very hard, many people died. But they did not mark the graves because they did not want the Indians to know how many were dead. The Indians showed them how to plant cons. They helped them with fishing and trapping.
Conditions began to improve in the spring of 1621. There were wild vegetables. There were berries and fruit. Fish and game were plentiful.
The Pilgrims saw new hope for the future. They were Happy and thankful. A splendid harvest was behind them
The Pilgrims were ready for the second winter with con­fidence. They wanted to celebrate the end of their first year in their new home with a real holiday. Governor Bradford decided on December 13, 1621, as the day of giving thanks to God.
Oil that first Thanksgiving Day the Pilgrims had a church service of thanksgiving. After the religious ceremony, they set long tables outdoors. A great feast and three days of celebration began. Indians were invited to the celebration as good friends. The hunters came back with wild turkeys, geese, and ducks. The Indians brought deer meat, pop-corn and turkeys. Today turkey is still the .traditional Thanksgiv­ing dish. In addition, there were fish, much sea-food. The Pilgrim housewives cooked the meat, baked bread and pud­ding, However, there wa.5 no sugar. Therefore, they were unable to prepare English jam or jelly. The Indians con­tributed many kinds of vegetables, especially pumpkins. Today pumpkins are both food and decoration for almost very Thanksgiving table.
During the three-day feast there were one hundred and forty people, including the Indian guests. Both red men and white men competed in sports.
On the whole, it was a wonderful holiday for the Pilgrims.
In the following decades Thanksgiving Days were fre­quently held, sometimes twice a year, sometimes every other year.
President George Washington proclaimed a Thanksgiving Day in 1789 as an expression of gratitude for the estab­lishment of the new government.
On October 3, 1863, it was proclaimed by President Abraham Lincoln as a national holiday to be observed on the last Thursday in November.
In 1939 President F.D. Roosevelt moved the day to the third Thursday in November to stimulate business activity by separating it more widely from Christmas. In 1941 he moved it to the East Thursday.
Thanksgiving has hardly changed at all since 1621. Thanksgiving is a family holiday, for it is customary for all members of the family to gather at the home of the father or mother.
All over the country, husbands and wives, grandchildren and great-grandchildren travel from city to town, from town to village, or from village to farm to spend the day at their old home. Many of people speak to their parents or grandparents by long-distant telephone.
The family eats a large traditional dinner. The table is always loaded with many different kinds of delicious food.
Naturally the main course is the turkey. Pumpkin pie is often served in rememberance of the Indians gift to the first settlers. In most homes, there are traditional games after dinner. The church hold Thanksgiving services. Thanksgiving is a chance to renew friendship. Above all, Thanksgiving is a time for remembrance and for giving thanks.

1.Tеkstni uking va tarjima kiling.

2.Tеkstga savollar tuzing
3.Shu savollarga javob bеring
4.tеkstni mazmunini ifodalaydigan dialog tuzing
5.Shu tеkst asosida xikoya tuzing
6.Artikl, ot, sifat, son, olmosh ravishlar prеdlog va
boglovchilarni toping va aloxida ajratib bеring.
7.Tеkstdan to be, to have, to do yordamchi fеllarini toping.
8.Mеning mamlakatim, shaxrim, kishlogim, sеvimli kasbim,
urtogim, sportim tеmalaridan xoxlaganingizni bayon eting.
9.Tеkstdan iboralarni ajratib yozing va gap tuzing.
10. 10 ta makola yozing va yodlang.