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1. Films of this genre are designed to evoke fright, fear, terror, or horror from viewers. In these films plots, evil forces, events intrude into the everyday world. This film characters include vampires, zombies, monsters, serial killers, and a range of other fear-inspiring characters.

This film genre has been a popular one in the history of cinema. These films are usually set in the past or sometimes in a fantasy world, and often involve sword fighting or swashbuckling. There is an element of romanticism attached to the films of this genre. Some popular films concepts include an outlaw figure fighting for justice or battling a tyrant, pirates and a search for a lost city or for hidden treasure.

Films of this genre often take place in exotic settings such as foreign cities, deserts, polar regions, or high seas. The heroes in most films are frequently "hard men" accustomed to danger: spies, soldiers, seamen, or pilots. However, they may also be ordinary citizens drawn into danger by accident.

This is a film that depends mostly on in-depth character development, interaction, and highly emotional themes. In a good film of this genre, the audience is able to experience what other characters are feeling and identify with someone. Such movies could also be therapeutic by showing how characters cope with their problems.

The basic plot of this genre is that two people meet, argue with each other, but despite an attraction obvious to the audience do not become romantically involved because of some internal factor or an external barrier. At some point, after various comic scenes, they are parted for some reason. One partner or the other then realizes that they are perfect for each other, and they meet again, they declare undying love for each other, and disappear off into the sunset together.

This is a film genre in which the plot is based upon the special interests of young people, such as coming of age, first love, conflict with parents, teen angst and alienation. Films in this genre are often set in high schools, or contain characters that are of high school age. The genre is popular with young people and young adults, who can better relate to the subject matter than mature audience.

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Bill’s father Bill Gates Jr. worked for a Seattle law firm and Bill’s mother Mary, taught school until they started their family. As a child Bill enjoyed rocking back and forth, today he still has a habit of rocking when he is thinking about something. Bill was very bored at school and his parents knew it so they were always trying to feed him more information to keep him busy. Bill’s parents finally decided to put him in a private school where he would be challenged more. The Lakeside private school had just bought a new computer when Bill arrived and he was immediately hooked. Within a week he had surpassed the knowledge of the computer teacher at Lakeside. Learning the BASIC programming language was a breeze for Bill and he was soon writing his own programs. Bill’s love for computers and math led him to a new place around his neighborhood that was renting computer time. He got an arrangement with the owners that he would get free computer time if he found things that would make the computer crash. During this time Bill met Paul Allen, his business partner for the rest of his life. Together they started a small company called Traf-O-Data; they sold a small computer outfitted with their program that could count traffic for the city. This company wasn't a big success. Upon graduating from Lakeside Bill enrolled in Harvard University in 1973, one of the best universities in the country. Bill was also bored here so he spent most of his time programming, playing poker and seeing how little work he could do and still get A's. He told his teachers that he would be a millionaire by the time he was 30, this was one of the few times he underestimated himself, Bill was a billionaire when he was 31. The intense lifestyle Bill lived during his first year in Harvard made him ill. Bill soon left Harvard for business opportunities in programming which turned him into a multi-billionaire.

1. Bill’s habit is

Прочитайте отрывок из рассказа и выполните задания 1- 6, обводя a), b), c), соответствующую ответу, который вам кажется наиболее верным.

Bill’s father Bill Gates Jr. worked for a Seattle law firm and Bill’s mother Mary, taught school until they started their family. As a child Bill enjoyed rocking back and forth, today he still has a habit of rocking when he is thinking about something. Bill was very bored at school and his parents knew it so they were always trying to feed him more information to keep him busy. Bill’s parents finally decided to put him in a private school where he would be challenged more. The Lakeside private school had just bought a new computer when Bill arrived and he was immediately hooked. Within a week he had surpassed the knowledge of the computer teacher at Lakeside. Learning the BASIC programming language was a breeze for Bill and he was soon writing his own programs. Bill’s love for computers and math led him to a new place around his neighborhood that was renting computer time. He got an arrangement with the owners that he would get free computer time if he found things that would make the computer crash. During this time Bill met Paul Allen, his business partner for the rest of his life. Together they started a small company called Traf-O-Data; they sold a small computer outfitted with their program that could count traffic for the city. This company wasn't a big success. Upon graduating from Lakeside Bill enrolled in Harvard University in 1973, one of the best universities in the country. Bill was also bored here so he spent most of his time programming, playing poker and seeing how little work he could do and still get A's. He told his teachers that he would be a millionaire by the time he was 30, this was one of the few times he underestimated himself, Bill was a billionaire when he was 31. The intense lifestyle Bill lived during his first year in Harvard made him ill. Bill soon left Harvard for business opportunities in programming which turned him into a multi-billionaire.

2. Bill was very …

Прочитайте отрывок из рассказа и выполните задания 1- 6, обводя a), b), c), соответствующую ответу, который вам кажется наиболее верным.

Bill’s father Bill Gates Jr. worked for a Seattle law firm and Bill’s mother Mary, taught school until they started their family. As a child Bill enjoyed rocking back and forth, today he still has a habit of rocking when he is thinking about something. Bill was very bored at school and his parents knew it so they were always trying to feed him more information to keep him busy. Bill’s parents finally decided to put him in a private school where he would be challenged more. The Lakeside private school had just bought a new computer when Bill arrived and he was immediately hooked. Within a week he had surpassed the knowledge of the computer teacher at Lakeside. Learning the BASIC programming language was a breeze for Bill and he was soon writing his own programs. Bill’s love for computers and math led him to a new place around his neighborhood that was renting computer time. He got an arrangement with the owners that he would get free computer time if he found things that would make the computer crash. During this time Bill met Paul Allen, his business partner for the rest of his life. Together they started a small company called Traf-O-Data; they sold a small computer outfitted with their program that could count traffic for the city. This company wasn't a big success. Upon graduating from Lakeside Bill enrolled in Harvard University in 1973, one of the best universities in the country. Bill was also bored here so he spent most of his time programming, playing poker and seeing how little work he could do and still get A's. He told his teachers that he would be a millionaire by the time he was 30, this was one of the few times he underestimated himself, Bill was a billionaire when he was 31. The intense lifestyle Bill lived during his first year in Harvard made him ill. Bill soon left Harvard for business opportunities in programming which turned him into a multi-billionaire.

3. Upon graduating from Lakeside Bill ….

Прочитайте отрывок из рассказа и выполните задания 1- 6, обводя a), b), c), соответствующую ответу, который вам кажется наиболее верным.

Bill’s father Bill Gates Jr. worked for a Seattle law firm and Bill’s mother Mary, taught school until they started their family. As a child Bill enjoyed rocking back and forth, today he still has a habit of rocking when he is thinking about something. Bill was very bored at school and his parents knew it so they were always trying to feed him more information to keep him busy. Bill’s parents finally decided to put him in a private school where he would be challenged more. The Lakeside private school had just bought a new computer when Bill arrived and he was immediately hooked. Within a week he had surpassed the knowledge of the computer teacher at Lakeside. Learning the BASIC programming language was a breeze for Bill and he was soon writing his own programs. Bill’s love for computers and math led him to a new place around his neighborhood that was renting computer time. He got an arrangement with the owners that he would get free computer time if he found things that would make the computer crash. During this time Bill met Paul Allen, his business partner for the rest of his life. Together they started a small company called Traf-O-Data; they sold a small computer outfitted with their program that could count traffic for the city. This company wasn't a big success. Upon graduating from Lakeside Bill enrolled in Harvard University in 1973, one of the best universities in the country. Bill was also bored here so he spent most of his time programming, playing poker and seeing how little work he could do and still get A's. He told his teachers that he would be a millionaire by the time he was 30, this was one of the few times he underestimated himself, Bill was a billionaire when he was 31. The intense lifestyle Bill lived during his first year in Harvard made him ill. Bill soon left Harvard for business opportunities in programming which turned him into a multi-billionaire.

4. His dream was to be … by 30.

Прочитайте отрывок из рассказа и выполните задания 1- 6, обводя a), b), c), соответствующую ответу, который вам кажется наиболее верным.

Bill’s father Bill Gates Jr. worked for a Seattle law firm and Bill’s mother Mary, taught school until they started their family. As a child Bill enjoyed rocking back and forth, today he still has a habit of rocking when he is thinking about something. Bill was very bored at school and his parents knew it so they were always trying to feed him more information to keep him busy. Bill’s parents finally decided to put him in a private school where he would be challenged more. The Lakeside private school had just bought a new computer when Bill arrived and he was immediately hooked. Within a week he had surpassed the knowledge of the computer teacher at Lakeside. Learning the BASIC programming language was a breeze for Bill and he was soon writing his own programs. Bill’s love for computers and math led him to a new place around his neighborhood that was renting computer time. He got an arrangement with the owners that he would get free computer time if he found things that would make the computer crash. During this time Bill met Paul Allen, his business partner for the rest of his life. Together they started a small company called Traf-O-Data; they sold a small computer outfitted with their program that could count traffic for the city. This company wasn't a big success. Upon graduating from Lakeside Bill enrolled in Harvard University in 1973, one of the best universities in the country. Bill was also bored here so he spent most of his time programming, playing poker and seeing how little work he could do and still get A's. He told his teachers that he would be a millionaire by the time he was 30, this was one of the few times he underestimated himself, Bill was a billionaire when he was 31. The intense lifestyle Bill lived during his first year in Harvard made him ill. Bill soon left Harvard for business opportunities in programming which turned him into a multi-billionaire.

5. At the University Bill …

Прочитайте отрывок из рассказа и выполните задания 1- 6, обводя a), b), c), соответствующую ответу, который вам кажется наиболее верным.

Bill’s father Bill Gates Jr. worked for a Seattle law firm and Bill’s mother Mary, taught school until they started their family. As a child Bill enjoyed rocking back and forth, today he still has a habit of rocking when he is thinking about something. Bill was very bored at school and his parents knew it so they were always trying to feed him more information to keep him busy. Bill’s parents finally decided to put him in a private school where he would be challenged more. The Lakeside private school had just bought a new computer when Bill arrived and he was immediately hooked. Within a week he had surpassed the knowledge of the computer teacher at Lakeside. Learning the BASIC programming language was a breeze for Bill and he was soon writing his own programs. Bill’s love for computers and math led him to a new place around his neighborhood that was renting computer time. He got an arrangement with the owners that he would get free computer time if he found things that would make the computer crash. During this time Bill met Paul Allen, his business partner for the rest of his life. Together they started a small company called Traf-O-Data; they sold a small computer outfitted with their program that could count traffic for the city. This company wasn't a big success. Upon graduating from Lakeside Bill enrolled in Harvard University in 1973, one of the best universities in the country. Bill was also bored here so he spent most of his time programming, playing poker and seeing how little work he could do and still get A's. He told his teachers that he would be a millionaire by the time he was 30, this was one of the few times he underestimated himself, Bill was a billionaire when he was 31. The intense lifestyle Bill lived during his first year in Harvard made him ill. Bill soon left Harvard for business opportunities in programming which turned him into a multi-billionaire.

6. … led him to success and fame.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Everything except the weather

My old friend, Harrison, 1 ______ (live) in the Mediterranean for many years before he 2 ______ (return) to England. He often 3 _____(dream) of retiring in England. Soon he 4 ______ (buy) a fine house and 5 ______ (go) to live there. Almost immediately he 6 ______ (begin) to complain about the weather. After so many years sunshine Harrison 7 ______ (get) a shock. At last he 8 ______ (sell) his house and left the country.

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Medicine

Medicine is a science and art of healing dedicated to saving lives and relieving ____. SUFFER

A person becomes ill when a part of the body does not function ______. PROPER

They may have been injured, caught an ______ disease or have inherited a weakness INFECTION or defect in their genes. 

The human body is a ______ machine capable of building WONDER

and repairing itself provides it has a good supply of fresh air, water and food.

But if the ______ is serious, a person may need medical aid to help then get together. ILL