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Humans ______ much in common with other life forms on Earth,______ the very first life forms appeared,all living things have _______desperately struggling

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to survive the harsh and changing conditions of our planet. This has___adapting to new situations and,in many cases,has____to either evolution or extinction. We are ______alone in making use of the world around us(birds use twigs to build nests, for example) or in beign particularly skiful (spiders make intricate webs). Where we ____differ from other life forms,however,_____in our ability to record,and learn from,our collective history. In this,it _____ that we____unique.
______ is still much mankind____not know about the earliest humans,of course,but we are increasingly____a species with detailed knowledge about our past. The more we learn, the better _____ our chances of survival in the future. It must also be recorgnised.however,that we are also the only species on Earth which _____,managed to create the means to destroy the planet we live on.

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* man is an active agent in his own development;

* some problems are of broad concern to psychologists;

* act of behaviour;

* this view focuses on some phenomena;

* observable behaviour;

* internalized values; higher values;

* area of the brain;

* equi potential areas;

* to give clues about functions;

* to remove systematically parts of the brain;

* to destroy the tissue electrically;

* to observe the kinds of defects that result;

* to control muscular activity,

* mild electrical currents;

* to obtain fairly accurate maps of the cortex;

* to implant electrodes;

* to affect behaviour;

* the record of total brain discharges;

* to further psychological understanding;

* to jumр to а conclusion; а sort of action;

* so-саllеd logical thinking;

* sоmеthing for us to feel about;

* а much lesser danger;

* аn instant fee1ing-based judgement;

* to provide а bypass to the judgеmеnt.

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common oats is remains in doubt but its cultivation is not so old as
wheat.
The species of oats, which include all the cultivated varieties,
appears to have arisen in the eastern temperate zone of Europe or
western Asia. As for barley, it has been known for thousands of
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12 inches long. there exist many different kinds of oats and barley
and as with the other small grains, there are many differences as to
characteristics between varieties raised.
Both oats and barley are most commonly seeded in the spring and
grown as annuals; yet each has varieties that are winter annuals to
be sown in the fall. No winter-oat varieties have been developed
thus far are sufficiently hardy for dependable production where
winters are severe. They are not grown as far north nor at such
elevations as barley, the hardiest winter barleys resisting winter
killing better than any of the present varieties of winter oats. Of the
spring sown oats some are very early. These are favored by the
warm climate of the south, for they complete the growth before the
hottest, driest part of the season.
Both oats and barley are grown by essentially identical seeding,
cultural, and harvest methods. They fit conveniently into same sort
of crop rotations, have about the same effect on the land on the
succeeding crops, and have approximately the same seasonal labor
requirements.

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Помогите перевести, Text 1. Would I like to live here? I really haven't thought about it. The Australians I've met are very hospitable and much friendlier

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Clouds play a powerful(1)____in warming and cooling our planet. Even a one-percent change in cloud can have dramatic(2)____on global temperature. On the one(3)____, clouds spread out like global umbrellas, blocking the sun's heat energy and reflecting much of it(4)____into space. That cools the planet. But clouds can also act like giant blankets(5)____trap heat radiating from Earth. This(6)____to keep the planet warm and suitable for life. All life processes on Earth depend on a balance(7)____this warming and cooling. If the balance shifts, the effects(8)____be disastrous. Colder winters or hotter summers could threaten entire species of plants and animals, and force whole populations-humans included-to move to different latitudes. Scientists are now studying clouds in an attempt to forecast(9)____climatic changes. They hope to(10)____answers to many questions.

_______________________________________________________________
|__№__|_________a__________|_________b_________|________c_________|
| 1 | part | role | place |
| 2 | reason | effect | source |

| 3 | side | view | hand |
| 4 | out | back | round |

| 5 | which | while | when |
| 6 | has | helps | makes |

| 7 | among | in | between | | 8 | could | must | should | | 9 | so | such | a |

| 10 | look for | put | find |

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