Question

1. Find a word or phrase that has a similar meaning: 1. coat of arms a) the Verkhovna Rada 2. the Supreme Council b) national emblem 3. Speaker of the Parliament c) national flag 4. national banner d) national symbol of Ukraine 5. Trident or Tryzub e) Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada 2. In the following sentences supply the articles (A, AN, or THE) if necessary. If not necessary, leave the space blank: A. Following ___(1) Declaration of Independence, the blue%and% yellow flag was adopted as ___(2) national flag. B. On our trip to___(3) Ukraine, we crossed___(4) Black Sea. C. Rita entered___(5) National Law Academy of___(6) Ukraine named after___(7) Yaroslav ___(8) Wise. D. ___(9) Queen Elizabeth II is ___(10) monarch of ___(11) Great Britain. E. ____(12) Crimean Mountains stretch for about 150 km. F. ____(13) Crimea is ___(14) peninsula located in ___(15) south of our country. G. ___(16) capital of ___(17) Ukraine is ___(18) oldest and ___(19) most charming city in ___(20) Europe — ___(21) Kiev, which is situated on the hills along___(22) Dnieper. H. On ___(23) June 16, 1990, ___(24) Supreme Council of ___(25) Ukraine passed ____(26) Declaration of ___(27) State Sovereignty. 3. Fill each of the numbered blanks in the sentences with one suitable preposition: 1. In the North Ukraine borders___(1) Belarus. 2. Ukraine is washed ___(2) the Sea of Azov. 3. Ukraine is divided ___(3) 24 regions and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. 4. Nowadays Ukraine is a democratic state ruled ___(4) the law. 5. The state power of Ukraine is based ____(5) the division of powers and consists ____(6) three branches: legislative, exec utive and judicial. 6. According ___(7) their everlasting dream the Ukrainian people voted ____(8) the independence of the country and ___(9) the 24th ___(10) August, 1991 Ukraine became an independent state. 7. The Autonomous Republic of Crimea is included ___(11) Ukraine’s territorial structure and Sevastopol possesses a special status determined __(12) law. 8. Parliamentary elections take place every 4 years ___(13) the last week of March.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Ex.1

1b, 2a, 3e, 4c, 5d

Ex.2

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Ex.3

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Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. Find a word or phrase that has a similar meaning:

   1. coat of arms - b) national emblem
   2. the Supreme Council - a) the Verkhovna Rada
   3. Speaker of the Parliament - e) Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada
   4. national banner - c) national flag
   5. Trident or Tryzub - d) national symbol of Ukraine

2. In the following sentences supply the articles (A, AN, or THE) if necessary. If not necessary, leave the space blank: A. Following the (1) Declaration of Independence, the blue and yellow flag was adopted as the (2) national flag. B. On our trip to (3) Ukraine, we crossed the (4) Black Sea. C. Rita entered (5) National Law Academy of (6) Ukraine named after (7) Yaroslav (8) Wise. D. (9) Queen Elizabeth II is (10) monarch of (11) Great Britain. E. (12) Crimean Mountains stretch for about 150 km. F. (13) Crimea is (14) peninsula located in (15) south of our country. G. (16) capital of (17) Ukraine is (18) oldest and (19) most charming city in (20) Europe — (21) Kiev, which is situated on the hills along (22) Dnieper. H. On (23) June 16, 1990, (24) Supreme Council of (25) Ukraine passed (26) Declaration of (27) State Sovereignty.

3. Fill each of the numbered blanks in the sentences with one suitable preposition:

   1. In the North Ukraine borders (1) Belarus.
   2. Ukraine is washed (2) by the Sea of Azov.
   3. Ukraine is divided (3) into 24 regions and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
   4. Nowadays Ukraine is a democratic state ruled (4) by the law.
   5. The state power of Ukraine is based (5) on the division of powers and consists (6) of three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.
   6. According (7) to their everlasting dream, the Ukrainian people voted (8) for the independence of the country and (9) on the 24th (10) of August, 1991, Ukraine became an independent state.
   7. The Autonomous Republic of Crimea is included (11) in Ukraine’s territorial structure and Sevastopol possesses a special status determined (12) by law.
   8. Parliamentary elections take place every 4 years (13) in the last week of March.