X. Answer the following questions in writing

a) What did the United States Constitution, written in 1787, establish?

b) Why does the Constitution of the USA work as well today as when it was written?

c) What is the length of primary education in the United States?

d) What is the source of capital for a proprietorship?

e) Who is police policy in Britain governed by?

f) What are the duties and the main functions of the police?

g) What force may the Chief Constable sometimes ask for the assistance of?

VARIANT 4

I. Give synonyms and antonyms of the following adjectives and their comparative and superlative

autonomous; common; criminal; different; equal; extensive; fundamental; hereditary; independent; indirect; innocent; local; national; oral; particular; primary; principal; prompt; recent; responsible; separate; unique.

II. Give the meaning of the following verbs and their four forms

to apprehend; to attend; to collect; to detain; to dismiss; to enforce; to infringe; to involve; to kidnap; to prosecute; to prove; to teach; to vote.

III. Put the following sentences in the Passive Voice

1. Each of Members of Par­liament represents a constituency of the United Kingdom.

2. For hundreds years the monarch held most authority.

3. He also underlines one of the main reasons why community education did not become a radical movement for social change.

4. Parliament comprises the hereditary monarch in the constitu­tional role.

5. People are spending far more money on food now than they spent ten years ago.

6. The Consti­tution gives certain powers to the federal government.

7. The monarch formally appoints all bishops and also creates peers on the advice of the Prime Minister.

8. The Presi­dent appoints the department heads.

9. The United States Constitution established the country's political system.

10. They entitled four groups of people to sit in the House of Lords.

IV. Replace the infinitives in brackets by the proper tense forms

1. According to some past and current government officials the program (to intend) for defensive purposes only.

2. Afterward, he (to elect) Arkansas attorney general.

3. Higher education in the U.S. (not to divide) into different sectors.

4. Higher education in the U.S. (to call) postsecondary education.

5. It (to create) by a former vice president of marketing for Nestle.

6. Most Master's Degrees (to design) to take two years of full-time study.

7. No general grants (to pay), either by central or by local government.

8. Previously he (to engage) in making a geological map of Devon.

9. Research Doctorates (award) in the academic disciplines and for theoretical research in some professional fields.

10. Welfare benefits, local and central government (to affect).

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 Bac _ _ _ _ _ of Education course lasts three or four years.

2. At last the business is starting to make mo _ _ _.

3. I was sure he was involved in some kind of crim _ _ _ _ activity.

4. Police have appealed for wit _ _ _ _es to come forward

5. Students will gain comp _ _ _ _ _ _ in a wide range of skills.

6. The committee has juris _ _ _ _ _ _ _ over all tax measures.

7. The government is doing everything possible to combat ter _ _ _ _ _ _ .

8. The per _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s of racially motivated violence must be punished.

9. The police officer said the def _ _ _ _ _ _ had resisted arrest.

10. This is normal procedure in most res_ _ _ _ _ institutions.