Предмет: Обществознание, автор: Alin4ik000

И социальные нормы, и нормативные правовые акты, и право в целом представляют собой системы. Докажите, что это так
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и социальные нормы, и нормативно-правовые акты, и в целом право представляют собой системы, обеспечивающие утонченную, но гнусную форму рабовладения

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In that laboratory a year later Edison invented the phonograph while trying to improve a telegraph repeater.
He attached a telephone diaphragm to the needle in the telegraph repeater to produce a recording that could be played back. After some improvements to the machine he recited “Marry Had a Little Lamb” and played the recognizable reproduction of his voice back to the astonished audience.
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phonograph – фонограф
carbon transmitter – микрофон с угольным электродом
diaphragm – мембрана

I. Choose the title to the text.
1) Thomas Edison's research laboratory
2) Improvements in the Telephone and Telegraph
3) The history of Menlo Park
4) A Surprise Invention

II. Complete the statements according to the text.
1. File invention of the phonograph ...
I) was quite unplanned.
2) was Edison's principle project.
3) was surprising to no one. 4) took many years.
2. The phonograph was made ...
1) with a telephone needle and a recorder.
2) from only a telephone diaphragm.
3) with only a telegraph repeater.
4) from a combination of telephone and telegraph parts.
3. After Edison made improvements to the machine, he ...
1) made the reproduction of his voice recognizable.
2) used a carbon transmitter.
3) read a children's rhyme.
4) reproduced the audience's voice.

III. Find the sentence with the verb in the Past Indefinite Passive.
1) A year later Edison invented the phonograph while trying to improve a telegraph repeater.
2) There Edison worked on a carbon telephone transmitter to improve the existing Bell system.
3) The phonograph was invented quite by accident.
4) He recited “Many Had a Little Lamb”.

IV. Choose the synonym to tile underlined word.
He played the recognizable reproduction of his voice back to the astonished audience.
1) frightened
2) amazed
3) irritated
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Everybody liked the idea so we started our preparations immediately. All of us wanted to look smart. Jane took out her sports clothes. Mother sent me out to buy skiing caps. When I came back she was mending Father's old trousers. She got angry when she saw the caps as they were all the same colour.
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1) a newspaper article
2) a television programme
3) a sports review
4) a radio report
2. Why did the family start their preparations immediately?
1) They were a sporty sort of people.
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4) They didn't want to waste time.
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3) The family was ready for skiing.
4) The family wasn’t going to ski.
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3) He told the so that he didn’t like the idea of skiing.
4) He answered that they would go skiing next Saturday.

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