X. Answer the following questions in writing

a) Why does the Company Secretary sometimes arrive at the office earlier?

b) Who opens, sorts and brings in the morning mail?

c) What facets does the personnel function in an organization have?

d) When will induction programmes need to be organized?

e) What is advertising aimed at?

f) What was the transport revolution in Britain limited to?

g) What were the advantages of the transport revolution in Britain?

Variant 3

I. Give four forms of the following irregular verbs

bear, become, bring, choose, come, cut, do, draw, find, get, go, hear, keep, learn, make, meet, put, say, sell, set, sit, take, tell, uphold, write.

II. Give synonyms and antonyms of the following adjectives

administered; approved; attractive; beautiful; complex; created; dangerous; developed; dual; enforced; false; human; illegal; incompatible; inherent; lawful; limited; long; minor; oral; permanent; severe; special; unconditional; unfair; unjust; valid; verbal; void; voluntary.

III. Give definitions of the following words and make up sentences with them

accusation, capacity, Court of Appeals, cross-examination, custody, dis­crimination, duty, oath, proof, society, state court, writ.

IV. Translate the following sentences into Ukrainian paying attention to the translation of the italicized words

1. A successful business requires an empowered workforce.

2. It is a criminal offence to bribe a public official.

3. Many vendors require payment by credit card.

4. Several former employees testified against the firm’s owner.

5. She has taken on the dual role of chairman and chief executive.

6. The media gave the world a false impression of life in the city.

7. The most severe penalty he could get is ten years in prison.

8. The police have renewed their appeal for help from the public.

9. The prosecution must prove their case beyond reasonable doubt.

10. There were violent confrontations in the streets last night.

V. Fill in the gaps in the sentences below. The first letter or letters of the missing words are given, and the dashes correspond to the number of missing letters

1. A will is a sta_ _ _ _ _ _ of who gets what when you die.

2. Candidates are chosen by the party hier _ _ _ _ _.

3. Customers lodged a formal comp_ _ _ _ _ about the way they were treated.

4. He has cheated people and escaped pun_ _ _ _ _ _ _.

5. He has overcome his difficulties with courage and deter_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

6. He was sentenced to a year impri _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for possession of cocaine

7. His petition for a writ of habeas corpus was denied by the cir _ _ _ _ court.

8. It is a legal en _ _ _ _ that lives separately from its owners.

9. It was not contended that the appe_ _ _ _ _ had not acted dishonestly.

10. Mining in the area was doing irreparable da_ _ _ _ to the environment.