Sport is a special world of its own? как правильно перевести на рус затем на каз?

обстоя­тельством или частью глагола-сказуемого. Переведите пре­дложения на русский язык.
1. It’s not only an efficient tool for studying the physical properties of solids.
2. Having obtained the necessary results they stopped their experimental work.
3. When translated, his article was sent to the ICC.
4. All the houses made of wood were burning like paper.

Perfect according to the Model.

with my parents and my little sister and I love music. I play the guitar and I've got a band with a group of friends.
I Know your hometown is near Hamburg , but I don't know anything about it. How big is it? What sort or things can you do there? How far is it from the capital?
In April in my country the weather is quite cold and it rains a lot. What's the weather like in Germany in the spring? What sort of clothes I Bring?
We arrive in Hamburg on Friday 15th April. How do I get to your place? Could you come and pick me up? I'm really looking forward to meeting you.
Write soon.
Best wishes."
Задание:

of images and fame. Under the cameras dangling like bats from the roof, the disparate subjects assemble – an archbishop talking to a pop singer, a trade-unionist talking to a Tory MP: they troop on and off in endless cavalcade, all mixed together – professors, jugglers, Cabinet ministers, ventriloquists, dukes, chairmen, comperes and diplomats – all punctuated by quick glimpses of detergents and toothpaste. On the magic screen people who have never met each other before chat away with Christian names, as if they jostled together every day in some inner world of power.

Most people
use money every day. It is so common they many people rarely think about why
money is important and what gives it value. In general, money is any item that
is widely accepted as payment for products. It is something people see and use
almost every day. Though money is commonplace, its forms and functions are
complex. The familiar paper bills and metal coins are only two of the forms
money can take. In the past, many things served as money - beads, shells,
cattle and even slaves. Precious metals, especially gold and silver, have been
a favorite form of money. Some of the things used as money - fishhooks or cattle,
for example - also have had value as consumer goods. Most of the items used as money,
however, have had value only because people agreed that they could be exchanged
for goods and services. In other words, what is used as money often has little
value of its own. Its value comes from the product for which it can be
exchanged.

In most
modern economies money serves several functions. As a means of exchange money
is used to trade for goods and services. Less complex societies often do not
use money at all. They simply barter, or trade, one product for another. Two
farmers may trade a bushel of wheat for a jar of milk, for example. The more
complex a country’s economy, the harder it is to use a system of trading one
good for another. Money is the answer to that problem.

As a store
of value people use money to save their wealth for the future. Storing goods is
not so easy as storing money. Many goods, such as food, spoil quickly. Other,
such as cars, take up a lot of space. But money can be kept in a bank or a safe
or a pocketbook until it is needed.

_____ against the antiestablishment, against the free-minded 1960s’ (3) _____. But on the other hand they are a phenomenon much more complex, tied to the nation’s economy. What is a yuppie? A Young Urban Professional, making a (4) _____in business. Being a yuppie is a (5) _____ of life. Those who want to be yuppies choose the yuppie (6) _____ system. They conform (7) _____ the society standards. They believe that money cures all ills. Yuppies are young: in their late twenties or thirties. Yuppies are urban, and often disapprove (8) _____ suburban lifestyle. Most of all, yuppies are professional: they work hard, rise quickly, and stop (9) _____ nothing. Their behaviour does not (10) _____ social norms, but to most American intellectuals yuppie has negative connotation. 1. A. term B. phrase C. cliché D. idiom 2. A. behaviour B. rebel C. rebellion D. react 3. A. generation B. youth C. adults D. children 4. A. way B. career C. culture D. life 5. A. sense B. behaviour C. way D. simply 6. A. fashionable B. value C. life D. image 7. A. - B. for C. to D. with 8. A. with B. of C. to D. for 9. A. at B. on C. in D. to 10. A. protest against B. support C. differ from D. conform

There is no need to rack one’s brain about outings in Moscow as the cultural
life is intense. A lot of famous theatres and galleries are there. The Bolshoi and
Maly Theatres are in the centre of Moscow in Teatralnaya square. Just round the
corner there is the Moscow Art Theatre (the MkhaT). The Operetta Theatre is a
two-minute walk from the Teatralnaya Square as well. It’s incredible, but there are
about ninety theatres in Moscow (apart from the different studios and theatrical
societies), more than seventy museums and a great number of exhibitions of all
kinds.
In spite of the wide choice, it is not easy to recommend something to a
foreigner. Tastes differ, you know. But even if you have no idea of the person’s
interests, there are some places to suggest. They may not be at the top of the list of
Moscow entertainment, but they promise great enjoyment for a person of any age
and background.
One of these places is the fairy world of the Yury Nikulin Old Circus on
Tsvetnoi Boulevard. It is really old, one of the oldest circuses in Russia. It was
opened in 1880 and since that time has been working non-stop (even during the
Great Patriotic War). The Old Circus has always had the reputation of one of the
best circuses in the world. It is famous for its very good programmes for children.
People still remember brilliant clowns like Karandash and Oleg Popov. Yury
Niculin also worked there and now the circus is named after him: the Nikulinsy
Circus.