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A. A group of teenagers. B. Young people telling their own stories. C. A young boy fighting for his life. D. A girl and two of her friends. E. A girl in a fairytale school. F. A teenager of royal blood. 1. The book "Princess Academy" by Shannon Hale is about the life of a girl called Miri. She and her par ents live a simple life. Then the king's priests visit her small village and name it the home of the future princess. In a year's time, the prince himself will come and choose his bride from among the girls of the village. The king's ministers set up an academy on the mountain, and every teenage girl must at tend and learn how to behave like a princess. Miri soon finds herself arguing with academy teachers. She also suffers from cruel competition among the girls. But when bandits come to the academy to kid nap the future princess, Miri decides to save herself and her classmates. 2. The book entitled "Names Will Never Hurt Me" by Jaime Adoff describes the period of school life. The paths of four teenagers with different histories cross in the school. There's Kurt, a "strange guy" who tries hard to escape from hooligans; Tisha, fac ing a problem with other teenagers who are jealous and dislike him; and Floater, who doesn't respect his friends. On this day, teasing, racism, loneliness, and secrets bring each of them to one and the same point to meet. Now they must help each other escape from a tragedy. 3. The book "Rise of the Golden Cobra" by Henry T. Aubin describes a young man with revenge on his mind. There's going to be a pharaoh's war for the honor of Egypt. During a picnic 14-year-old Nebi notices the riders on horses first. The riders turn out to be pharaoh's enemies and kill Nebi's master, head of the police. The boy escapes as the only living witness. Nebi's adventures take him to the court of the pharaoh himself, to friendship with Prince Shebitku, and even to war. Nebi fights against the pha raoh's enemies. Meanwhile, pharaoh's victory unites North and South Egypt, making him the one true pharaoh. Only now can he wear the golden co bra crown. 4. The book "Journeys of Strength, Love and Faith" is a collection of stories by different authors. For most teenagers, life is a journey with dangerous crossroads. In these stories 20 students share how they have found faith, love and strength which helped them move along the roads of life. The book consists of true life stories. Reading their stories makes you think and reflect on your own life, and admire these teenagers' courage and strong desire to overcome difficulties. It also gives hope for those teenagers who have already faced life's problems. 5.The book "Love Rules" by Dandi Daley Mackall is a romance novel that revolves around Emma, her friends Ma tie and Jake. Emma has to stay in Hamilton, Missouri, while Mattie and Jake choose to continue their education in the West Coast col lege. To stay in touch while they're gone, Emma makes Jake and Mattie promise to her that they will send a postcard to her once a week. In the process of writing those postcards, Jake and Mattie discover that love was right under their noses. Their post cards to Emma become different. They start to un derstand what kind of a girl-friend they want to have. Помогите пожалуйста

Answer 1

1) E, 2) D, 3) C, 4) A, 5) B

Answer 2

Based on the provided descriptions, the matching of the books to the given descriptions is as follows:

A. "Names Will Never Hurt Me" by Jaime Adoff: The book describes the period of school life and the paths of four teenagers with different histories crossing in the school. They face teasing, racism, loneliness, and secrets, and must help each other escape from a tragedy.

B. "Journeys of Strength, Love and Faith" (a collection of stories by different authors): The book consists of true life stories shared by 20 students who have found faith, love, and strength that helped them navigate the roads of life. It aims to inspire and give hope to teenagers who have faced life's problems.

C. "Rise of the Golden Cobra" by Henry T. Aubin: The book follows the story of Nebi, a young boy seeking revenge after witnessing the murder of his master by pharaoh's enemies. Nebi's adventures take him to the court of the pharaoh, where he befriends Prince Shebitku and fights against the pharaoh's enemies during a war.

D. "Love Rules" by Dandi Daley Mackall: The romance novel revolves around Emma and her friends Mattie and Jake. Emma stays in Hamilton, Missouri, while Mattie and Jake continue their education on the West Coast. They promise to stay in touch by sending postcards to each other, leading to new discoveries in their relationships.

E. "Princess Academy" by Shannon Hale: The book follows the life of a girl named Miri, whose village is chosen as the home of the future princess. Miri must attend an academy to learn how to behave like a princess and faces cruel competition among the girls. When bandits threaten to kidnap the future princess, Miri decides to save herself and her classmates.

Therefore, the correct matching is:

A. "Names Will Never Hurt Me" by Jaime Adoff. B. "Journeys of Strength, Love and Faith" (a collection of stories by different authors). C. "Rise of the Golden Cobra" by Henry T. Aubin. D. "Love Rules" by Dandi Daley Mackall. E. "Princess Academy" by Shannon Hale.