Taсдиқлайман” “Чет тиллар” кaфедраси мудири

VI. Match antonyms among the following words.

Ancient Thin Possible Likely Simple Mountainous Always colorless regular heavy

Impossible Thick Modern Smooth Complex Unlikely colorful irregular light never
VII. Presentation by the specialty

TOШКЕНТ ДАВЛАТ ТЕХНИКА УНИВЕРСИТЕТИ “Чет тиллар” кaфедраси
“Taсдиқлайман” ___________ “Чет тиллар” кaфедраси мудири М. Б. Ганиханова. № сонли баённома	Геология ва қидирув, Кончилик иши ва Металлургия факультети 2 курс _____ гурух талабаси______________ нинг Хорижий тил фанидан жорий назорат иши

Variant № 5

I. Test: Find all possible derivatives;

	Your_____________is not very clear to me.	to explain
	They say they are very__________________in their new house.	comfort
	I can't_____________him at all.	character
	The_____________of the two things showed their difference.	to compare
	What wash is____________toit?	to react
	I have some__________with English pronunciation.	difficult
	It's a very_________street.	noise
	He has passed his exams_____________	success
	I'll never forget your-------------------	kind
	One can_________ lose his way in this forest.	easy

II. Translate and make short summary of the text.

Industry in the UK

Britain is one of the most highly industrialized countries in the world: for every person employed in agriculture 12 are employed in industry. The original base of British industry was coal, mining, iron and steel, and textiles. Today the most productive sector includes high-tech industries, chemicals, finance and the service sectors, especially banking, insurance and tourism.

England is a steel producer for shipbuilding and car manufacture.

Approximately 25 million tons of steel is produced annually. Sheffield and Leeds are important steel centers of engineering and shipbuilding. Liverpool is the center of aerospace engineering, chemicals and car manufacture. Manchester is one of the world's centers for the manufacture of cotton. Manchester's industries also include aircraft, machinery, chemicals and most important fishing port.

Birmingham developed engineering, chemicals, electronics and car manufacture.

Cambridge is famous for software engineering (making programs for computers) and bio-chemical and bio-genetic products.

Cattle-farming is the speciality of the west of England, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Wheat and fruit are widely grown in the south-east of England.

Near the east and north-east coast of England and Scotland there are vast reserved of oil and gas.

The UK is a member of OPEC - the Producers and Exporters Cartel.