Termez state university “Interfaculties English chair”

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AT THE MAP OF UZBEKISTAN.

The Republic of Uzbekistan has favorable natural and geographical conditions. Uzbekistan Republic is one of the fourth Republic of Central Asia. Uzbekistan is situated between the Amu- Darya and Syr- Darya, the greatest Asian rivers. It is the region of flatlands, mountains and deserts. The territory of the Republic covers 447, 4 thousand square kilometers and is larger than Great Britain or Italy. Uzbekistan borders on Kazakhstan, Kirghisia, Tajikistan and Turkmenia. In the South Uzbekistan borders on Afghanistan. The Republic consists of 12 regions and the Karakalpac.

Uzbekistan is the republic of sunshine. The climate is continental a great number of bright sunny days are good for cotton growing. Uzbekistan is one of the most important producers of cotton and silk. The climate of Uzbekistan is very hot in summer and very cold in winter. Uzbekistan is a multinational republic. Uzbekistan has great economic potential from its own resources. If you look at the map of the Uzbek Republic you will see coаl, oil natural gas resources, deposits of marble, non-ferrous and other metals including gold. Uzbekistan is a multinational republic. According to the last data the population of Uzbekistan is 30 million people. About 120 nations and nationalities live on its territory.


Make up a story on the theme: “Uzbekistan”.
Key words: proclamation, independence, adopted, membership, population, the world, recognised, favourable, situated, coditions, between, stretches, rivers, borders, a territory, sunshine, climate, hot, cold, warm,cool,multinational. (30b)


Head of the chair: Kudratov G.S

TERMEZ STATE UNIVЕRSITY

«INTERFACULTIES CHAIR OF THE FOREIGN LANGUAGES»
THE FINAL STATE ATTESTATION VARIANT
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
VARIANT № 5


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WATER.
Water is a compound substance which consists of two elements - hydrogen and oxygen. Water is widely distributed in nature in its three states of aggregation - steam or aqueous vapour, liquid water, and solid ice or snow. At ordinary temperature pure water is a tasteless, odourless and colourless liquid. Water boils at 100° under 760 mm pressure.
Liquid water freezes at O°C into crystalline ice. About three quarters of the earth's surface is covered with liquid water. In vapour form, water is also an important constituent of the earth's atmosphere. In combined form, water also occurs in animals and vegetable tissues. It constitutes some 70 per cent of the human body and over 90 per cent of some vegetables. Water for drinking and domestic purposes is generally supplied by rivers, lakes, wells and springs. Such waters commonly contain salts of calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium and sodium, organic matters from falling leaves and twigs; and traces of carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen, ammonia, and other gases from the atmosphere. There is also a variety of suspended matter in natural water such as fine particles of clay, sand, microscopic organisms including bacteria and fragments of vegetation.