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always there to comfort you,listen to you,and console you when you are down.However,their ability to help people goes much further than emotional support.there are multiple cases where pets have helped people with physical ailments such as dogs detecting cancer and seizures.Animals have also been shown to help people cope with emotional troubles like depression,and pets have improved the quality of life for people in nursing homes.Several medical reports have credited animals with other positive effects on people lives such as: -LOWERING BLOOD PRESSURE AND STRESS FOR EVERY DAY PEOPLE. -HELPING PEOPLE COPE WITH THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE AND OTHER MAJOR LIFE CHANGES. -BETTER COMMUNICATION IN MARRIAGES. -SERVICE ANIMALS LIKE SEEING-EYE DOGS HELP PEOPLE WITH CANCER,ALZHEIMER'S AND AIDS. -HIGHER SURVIVAL RATES FOR PEOPLE WITH CORONARY HEART DISEASE -BETTER SOCIALIZATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH PEERS AND DEVELOPMENT OF NURTURING BEHAVIOR. -GIVING A SENSE OF CONSTANCY TO FOSTER CHILDREN -IMPROVING RESULTS FOR ANXIOUS AND DEPRESSED PEOPLE -THERAPEUTIC HORSE BACK RIDING HAS HELPED IMPROVE BALANCE,POSTURE,MOBILITY,LANGUAGE AND MUSCLE COORDINATION -HELPING FACILITATE SOCIAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN STRANGERS AND IMPROVING SOCIAL BEHAVIOR FOR MENTALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE AND PRISONERS. More recreational activity such as dog walking in the past 15 years,scientists the world over have established beyond doubt the therapeutic value of animal companions.In Cambridge,England,researchers discovered that,within a month of taking a cat or dog into their home,new owners reported a "highly significant" reduction in minor ailments.

century arid is guarded by the Yeoman warders, or 'Beefeaters!

King Henry Vlll first introduced Beefeaters in 1485

When he used them as bodyguards. Their duties included

looking after the prisoners in the Tower and guarding the Crown Jewels. These days though, their main role is to act as guides for

the many tourists that visit the Tower every year. They also

take care of the eight big black ravens that live in the tower.

There are 36 Yeoman Warders at the Tower and they are all

men who were in the armed forces for 22 years or more.

They live in the Tower with their families.

The Beefeaters are most famous for their striking red and gold uniform, but they actually only wear this on formal occasions. Most of the time they wear a dark blue uniform with red trimmings*.

No one is exactly sure where the name 'Beefeater' comes from.

One theory says that the warders used to be paid with meat instead of money! Others say that the name comes from the French word bvffetier. Buffetiers were guards in the palace of French Kings. They protected the King's food.

2005 is the year of the twin. Of all the A-
level success stories - and with the pass rate
going up again there are more than ever -
four sets of twins. 1) Lydia and Caroline
(L&C),from Gloucester,are both going to
Cambridge University to study veterinary
science after getting five As each - in the
same subjects:maths, biology, physics,
chemistry and general studies. Lydia
admitted competition did come into it. "I'm
glad we got the same, otherwise one of us
would have had boasting about it to the
other." Caroline added: "It's very strange
that we both got the same results, I can't
quite believe it." 2)Alexa and Sophie
(A&S),achieved nine grade-A passes
between them and have both secured places
at Cambridge - although studying different
subjects at different colleges. The twins
were students at Colchester County School
for girls, where 18 pupils achieved five
passes at grade A. Alexa said, "I was
reasonably confident. My As-levels were
good and I only needed to get Cs so it
wasn't much of a shock." 3)Wendy and
Grace (W&G),identical twins, both got four
A-grades and are going to study medicine at
Leeds University together. They do
everything together. Wendy said, "We both
got the same results in our GCSEs and A-
levels so it seems to be becoming a bit of a
habit." Celebrations will be at the local pub
tonight, they said. 4)Henry and Ken
(H&K),both pupils at Bishop Vesey's
grammar school in Sutton Coldfield, West
Midlands, followed their 11 A or A-star
grades at GCSE with five As at A-level -each.
But these twins aren't sticking together.
Henry is to study medicine at Nottingham
University and Ken will be studying
engineeering at Cambridge.
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specific job. That is why it is highly recommended before you send a resume, that you research the available position and the firms to which you are sending your resume. The second most important step is to prepare for an interview. Some interviewers ask a set of questions which seem to be unrelated to the actual job but which show your personal characteristics.

Test

1 His ... is very important for us (opinion, popular, think, two)

2 ... books were read last year. (Those, It, This, One)

3 Mike is unemployed. (Mike doesn't work, Mike works a lot, Mike does overtime, Mike works unsocial hours)

4 Is Tom going to play on the bridge? (No, she isn't; Yes, he is; Yes, it is; Yes she will)

5 We ... institute every Friday. (attend, has attended, was attended, is attending)

6 My brother and I ... born in Almaty. (were, is, been, was)

7 He (to send) fot the doctor. (was sent, was send, are send, have been sent)

8 ... is a shortened form of a word or phrase. (conclusions, abstract, abbreviation, acknowledgments, references)

9 Find a synonym: I work unsocial hours. (do overtime, run a departament, sort out people, have a lot of responsibility)

10 Match two sentences so that the underlined expressions have similar meanings: When you read a piece of text in the exam, you should read it quickly first to get the general idea. A) You should include full details of your past experience B) Once you have the gist, it should be easier to understand it C) Most manufacturers are aware that these characteristics are what help sell their product D) For example, it one of the peculiarities of the British system that judges and lawyers wear wigs in court