Помогите надо 10 вопросов о науке на английском

for when I telephone ?

Eva wants to know________

2. I'm going to Italy next summer .

Mary has decided ______

3. I can play chess .

Chris has learned_____

4. Paul usedhot be able to count in Japanese.

Paul can't remember _______

5 . This is the way you send an email .

I showed Peter______

6.Where should I go for help ?

I don't know______

have discovered a new tomb in Egypt.- A new tomb has been discovered by archaeologists in Egypt.

2. The President will open the new sports stadium on Saturday. The new sports stadium……………………………………………………………………. by the President on Saturday.

3. Picasso painted this portrait. This portrait ………………………………………………. Picasso.

4. They will announce the results of the competition tomorrow. The results of the competition ………………………………………….. tomorrow.

5. They’re redecorating our school during the summer holidays. Our school ………………………………………………………………………….. during the summer holidays.

6. The police in New York have arrested three terrorists. Three terrorists ………………………………………. in New York.

7. Our company sells more than 1,000 cars every week. More than 1,000 cars …………………………………………. our company every week.

8. They’re building a new museum in the city centre. A new museum ……………………………………………….. in the city centre.

Childhood - a freedom, when no responsibilities, problems and worries.
Childhood is the most fun and exciting time of life.
It is a pity that childhood ends quickly.
I have so many memories from my childhood.
When I was three years old, I did not like older people I do not know why.
I do not sit next to them on the bus.
My mother told me that once, on the bus beside my seat was another free seat.
When I saw that the woman wants to sit on this seat, I put my feet on this seat.
Woman removed my feet and sat down.
I did not like it and I pinched the woman's leg.
I do not remember it all. But this is funny.
I was a capricious child.

Saint Nicholas (Sviatyi Mykolai) is one of the most popular saints of the church. Little is known about him except that he was bishop of Myra (in Turkey) in the 4th century and that he was probably born in Patara (near Kalamaki, Turkey). Legends of his charity, especially toward children, and of miracles associated with him, soon spread throughout Europe. In Ukraine the cult of St. Nicholas was probably introduced by Metropolitan Iefrem, to whom a popular manuscript on the miracles of St. Nicholas is attributed. According to chronicles a church in St. Nicholas's honor had already been built in Kyiv during the reign of Prince Ihor.

In Ukrainian folk tradition there are two figures known as St. Nicholas. One, ’warm Nicholas’, was celebrated in the spring, on 22 May , and the other ’old Nicholas’ was commemorated in the winter, on 19 December. The warm Nicholas was considered to be the patron saint of agriculture. He was said to walk the land, examining the sown fields, ’drying places over-damp, and dampening those over-dry’ after the winter. On the festival, householders would lead their horses into the fields for the first night’s grazing, shear sheep, and sow buckwheat. St. Nicholas was called upon to protect livestock from wolves, and his name frequently appeared in shepherds' prayers. He was also a patron of youth, particularly of orphans and poor girls. The latter he was said to assist in preserving their chastity and in seeking a husband.

According to folk tradition the old Nicholas brought the first snow by shaking his beard. He was considered the patron of spinning, and yarns and thread were often brought to church on his festival 'to add to his beard'. In Western Ukraine gifts were given to children on the eve of his feast day.

St. Nicholas often appears in carols and legends. In Ukraine icons with his image were greatly cherished and found in virtually every home. His icon was also placed in an important position in iconostases, usually flanking Jesus, the Mother of God, or the patron saint of the church.

The groups and individuals that represent what is known as the "anti-globalisation movement" began in the late twentieth-century. Their purpose was to combat the globalisation of corporate economic activity and to prevent the free trade among nations that might result from such activity.
Members of the anti-globalisation movement have generally seeked to protect the world's population and ecosystem from what they believe to be the damaging effects of globalisation.Support for human rights is another cornerstone of the anti-globalisation movement's platform.They advocate for labor rights, environmentalism, feminism, freedom of migration, preservation of the cultures of indigenous peoples, biodiversity, cultural diversity, food safely, and ending or reforming capitalism. The movement itself includes diverse and sometimes opposing philosophies of the globalisation process, and incorporates alternative visions, strategies and tactics.