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Write the correct translation: Рычаг Ответ: lever
Choose the correct letter a, b, с ога. Another classic horroris c) released + on DVD this week.
Introverts tend to be in their approach - they like to know where everything is and make sure it goes back in its correct place. Выберите один ответ: © а. organised b. hard-working
Match replies with sentences. There was a rumour about them getting married and then I saw them buying an engagement ring together. My son is eating again now. The front door is open. Just because it"s specially designed, this tiny pen cost over $200. He said if he was free, he"d be here by nine at the latest. It"s midnight now. I heard that it never rains in England. У v У So what they say about them must be true. He must be feeling better. My flatmate must be home. That can"t be true. It"s only plastic. He can"t be coming. You must be joking! It never stopped when I was there. $ $ o $
Make up a sentence using the given words. Two words are extra. Она разговаривает с кем-то в данный момент. И, I Shi is speaking io someone at the moment speaks
6. She drives me mad! a). Come on. She"s OK. b). Come on. She"s OK. с). Come on. She"s OK. Выберите один ответ: а.с b.b ca
Choose the correct letter a, b, с or d. Do you think this craze for different quests will catch a) on in this country?
The children can read books. Books can be read by the children.
This theory states that a person"s surroundings influence their behaviour. Выберите один ответ: а. спосе b. environment
Name the part of an essay described below An extra piece of information that is given at the bottom of a page, below the main text Выберите один ответ: а. paragraph b. title с. indent 9. conclusion е. footnote ¥
Choose the correct answer. I"m looking for a thing ............... will clean glass. Выберите один или несколько ответов: а. по relative pronoun b. whose c. who I d. which а e. that
Structural engineering. Structural systems Structural engineering Structural engineering is the field of civil engineering particularly concerned with the design of complex structural systems. In a practical sense, structural engineering is largely the application of Newtonian mechanics to the design of structural elements and systems, such as buildings, bridges, walls (including retaining walls), dams, tunnels, etc. The job of structural engineers Structural engineers ensure that their designs satisfy a given design intent predicated on safety (i.e. structures do not collapse without due warning) and on serviceability (1.e. floor vibration and building sway are not uncomfortable to occupants). In addition, structural engineers are responsible for making efficient use of funds and materials to achieve these over-arching goals. Typically, entry-level structural engineers may design simple beams, columns and floors of a new building, including calculating the loads on each member and the load capacity of various building materials (steel, timber, masonry, concrete). An experienced engineer would tend to render more complex structures, considering physics of moisture, heat and energy inside the building components. I Structural loads I Structural loads on structures are generally classified as live loads such as the weight of the occupants and furniture in а building, the forces of wind or weight of water, the forces due to seismic activity such as earthquake, dead loads including the weight of the structure itself and all major architectural components and live roof loads such as material and manpower loading the structure during construction. Simple building systems The simplest building system consists of only two components. One component is a floor. A flat, horizontal surface on which human activities can take place. The other component is an enclosure that extends over the floor and generally also around it to provide shelter from the weather for human activities. The floor may be a structural deck laid on the ground or supported above ground on structural members such as joists and walls. Use of deck and structural members adds at least two different types of components, or two subsystems, to the simplest building system. Also, the enclosure over the floor requires supports, such as the rafter and walls, which, in turn, are seated on foundations in the ground. Additionally, footings are required at the base of foundations to spread the load over a large area of the ground to prevent the building from sinking. Consequently, even a slight improvement in a building introduces numerous additional subsystems into a building. Major subsystems generally include structural framing and foundations, enclosure systems, plumbing, lighting, acoustics, safety systems, vertical-circulation elements, electric power and signal systems, HVAC. I Superstructure and substructure I The portion of a building that extends above the ground level outside it is called the superstructure. The portion below the outside ground level is called the substructure. The parts of the substructure that distribute building loads to the ground are known as foundations. Foundations may take the form of walls. The superstructure structural system should be designed to transmit its loads to the foundation system in the manner anticipated in the design of foundations. Variety of beams In most buildings, the superstructural system consists of floor and roof decks, horizontal members that support them, and vertical members that support the other components. The horizontal members are generally known as beams, but they also are called by different names in specific applications. For example: Joists are closely spaced to carry light loads. Stringers support stairs. Purlins are placed horizontally to carry level roof decks. Rafters are placed on an incline to carry sloping roof decks. Girts are light horizontal members that span between columns to support walls. Girders may be heavily loaded beams or horizontal members that support other beams. Lintels are light horizontal beams that support walls at floor levels or carry part of walls above openings for doors and windows. I Major building systems I
Name the part of an essay described below The end of something such as a speech or a piece of writing Выберите один ответ: a. footnote b. conclusion ¥ c. title d. concluding sentence(s) е. supporting sentences
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"Match the paragraphs of the text in logical order. What People Want From Work: Motivation Whatever your personal reasons for working, the bottom line, however, is that almost everyone works for money. Whatever you call it: compensation, salary, bonuses, benefits or remuneration, money pays the bills. Money provides housing, gives children clothing and food, sends teens to college, and allows leisure activities, and eventually, retirement. Unless you are independently wealthy, you need to work to collect a paycheck. "Summarising, it can be said that employers need to start asking their employees what they want from work and whether they are getting it. Surprisingly, there are so many simple and inexpensive opportunities to create a motivational, desirable work environment. It"s not only "employee"s task to make the work environment friendly, but also management"s. If people work together they"ll achieve awesome business success. Others truly love what they do or the clients they serve. Some like the camaraderie and interaction with customers and coworkers. Other people like to fill their time with activity. Some workers like change, challenge, and diverse problems to solve. As you can see, employee motivation is individual and diverse. Every individual person has different motivations for working at a job. The reasons for working are as individual as the person. But, all people work because the workplace provides something that you need from work. The something that you obtain from your work impacts your morale, your motivation, and the quality of your life. Some people work for their love of the work; others work for personal and professional fulfilment. Other people like to accomplish goals and feel as if they are contributing to something larger than themselves, something important, an overarching vision for what they can create. Except for money, in a "Workforce" article, "The Ten Ironies of Motivation," reward and recognition guru, Bob Nelson, says, "More than anything else, employees want to be valued for a job well done by those they hold in high esteem." He adds that people want to be treated as if they are adult human beings who think, make decisions, try to do the right thing, and don"t need a caretaker watching over their shoulders. Furthermore, to belong to the in-crowd creates motivation: including items such as receiving timely information and communication; understanding management"s formulas for decision making; team and meeting participation opportunities; and visual documentation and posting of work progress and accomplishments. Also, itis found that a disconnect continues to exist between what employers think people want at work and what people say they want for motivation. Employers far underrate the importance to employees of such things as flexible work schedules or opportunities for advancement in their decision to join or leave a company. +
He was in Saint- Petersburg Выберите один ответ: а. recently b. in last winter c. yet 4. last winter
Hertz proved the existence of electromagnetic waves. Выберите один ответ: Верно ¥ Неверно
Use the words т brackets to form a word that fits the gap. There has been a slight increase in infant mortality rates but not very I significant (significance).
. точное местоположение — precise location . опорная точка — reference point . совершенствовать знания — refine knowledge . определение местоположения из космоса — _ positioning from space . гравитационное поле — gravity field . глобальная навигационная спутниковая система — Global Positioning System . гражданские объекты — civil features . внутреннее строение Земли - _ internal constitution of the Earth
Match the words and phrases with their meanings. The type of clothes that are affordable for the average person but keep up with fashion trends Interested in the latest fashions and in wearing fashionable clothes Clothes that you wear to attract attention and show people the type of person you are Popular or thought to be good at a particular time Someone who always wears very fashionable clothes, even if the clothes sometimes make them look silly Expensive, fashionable clothes made by a famous designer A show for the public where models wear new styles of clothes Not modern or popular High street fashion Fashion conscious Fashion statement Fashionable Fashion victim Designer fashion Fashion show Unfashionable $ $