10.Установи соответствие между текстами A–G и заголовками 1–8. Занеси свои ответы в поле ответа. Используй каждую цифру только один раз. В задании один заголовок лишний. 1. Recreation of the extinct creatures 2. Good at navigating 3. Diversity isn't an obstacle 4. An expected effect 5. A failed experiment 6. The lasting effect 7. A mental rehearsal for real life 8. Developing healthy habits together A. Many of us enjoy post-apocalyptic horror movies, perhaps viewing them as a late-night guilty pleasure. However, research carried out at Penn State University at the beginning of 2021 suggested that people who regularly enjoy these films were better prepared for the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic than those who avoid scary movies. Even after factoring out personality influences, the team still found that the more horror, zombie, alien, and apocalyptic films people had watched, the better they coped with the pandemic. B.Scotland has three official languages: English, Scottish Gaelic, and Scots. Scottish Gaelic is an ancient Celtic language that evolved from Old Irish. It is mostly spoken in the Highlands and the Hebrides. Scottish English is the regular English spoken with a Scottish accent. Scots is a Germanic language that's closely related to English. It evolved from Old/Middle English in Northumbria, so it's still related to English. But it was also influenced by Latin, Norse, and even Norman French. Despite having three languages, people from different parts of Scotland can still understand each other. C. Friendships can help you make lifestyle changes that can have a direct impact on your well-being. Your friends can help you set and maintain goals to eat better and exercise more. They can also watch out for you and give you a heads-up when any unhealthy behaviours get out of hand. Additionally, people are more motivated and likely to stick to a weight loss or exercise program when they do it with a buddy. It's much easier to get out and stay active when you have a friend by your side. D. Nobody knows for sure how carrier pigeons find their way home. However, it is known that pigeons have a good memory for routes and can follow a landscape like a map. They can also sense places where the magnetic field changes a little and use these as landmarks. In addition, pigeons can hear very deep sounds that come from the movement of the earth. These sounds are different in every place. Their sensitive noses also play a big part in finding their homes. E.The first person to ever be cryogenically frozen was Dr James Bedford, a 73-year-old psychologist who died of cancer. In 1967, Bedford entered a cryogenic storage dewar, a special vacuum flask to store super-cold cryogens such as liquid nitrogen. Upon his death, Bedford's blood circulation was artificially maintained while he was being cooled. It's since been found that this method of preservation will have most certainly damaged the brain cells beyond any possible repair. His body remains on ice at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation to this day. F.In 2020, researchers from the US and China discovered a bone that they believe to contain dinosaur DNA. Many palaeontologists are incredibly sceptical about this claim, as it is widely believed that it's impossible for the protein in these molecules to survive for millions of years. The bone is over 70 million years old, but has been fossilised, which may have protected the inside of the cells. With access to dinosaur DNA, we can clone true dinosaurs and learn a lot about them. G. The Roman Empire was very powerful, so it's not surprising to see the imprint of that nation today. Latin didn't die with the realm but instead flourished. It was adopted as the official language of the Catholic Church and became the language of the sciences. Our calendars owe their structure and style to the Romans. The Romans' use of democracy and forums is still seen among countless nations, while its embrace of Christianity under Constantine the Great helped secure Rome as the home of the Catholic Church.
Задание

10. Установи соответствие между текстами A–G и заголовками 1–8. Занеси свои ответы в поле ответа. Используй каждую цифру только один раз. В задании один заголовок лишний.

1. Recreation of the extinct creatures

2. Good at navigating

3. Diversity isn't an obstacle

4. An expected effect

5. A failed experiment

6. The lasting effect

7. A mental rehearsal for real life

8. Developing healthy habits together

A. Many of us enjoy post-apocalyptic horror movies, perhaps viewing them as a late-night guilty pleasure. However, research carried out at Penn State University at the beginning of 2021 suggested that people who regularly enjoy these films were better prepared for the reality of the COVID-19 pandemic than those who avoid scary movies. Even after factoring out personality influences, the team still found that the more horror, zombie, alien, and apocalyptic films people had watched, the better they coped with the pandemic.

B. Scotland has three official languages: English, Scottish Gaelic, and Scots. Scottish Gaelic is an ancient Celtic language that evolved from Old Irish. It is mostly spoken in the Highlands and the Hebrides. Scottish English is the regular English spoken with a Scottish accent. Scots is a Germanic language that's closely related to English. It evolved from Old/Middle English in Northumbria, so it's still related to English. But it was also influenced by Latin, Norse, and even Norman French. Despite having three languages, people from different parts of Scotland can still understand each other.

C. Friendships can help you make lifestyle changes that can have a direct impact on your well-being. Your friends can help you set and maintain goals to eat better and exercise more. They can also watch out for you and give you a heads-up when any unhealthy behaviours get out of hand. Additionally, people are more motivated and likely to stick to a weight loss or exercise program when they do it with a buddy. It's much easier to get out and stay active when you have a friend by your side.

**D.**Nobody knows for sure how carrier pigeons find their way home. However, it is known that pigeons have a good memory for routes and can follow a landscape like a map. They can also sense places where the magnetic field changes a little and use these as landmarks. In addition, pigeons can hear very deep sounds that come from the movement of the earth. These sounds are different in every place. Their sensitive noses also play a big part in finding their homes.

E. The first person to ever be cryogenically frozen was Dr James Bedford, a 73-year-old psychologist who died of cancer. In 1967, Bedford entered a cryogenic storage dewar, a special vacuum flask to store super-cold cryogens such as liquid nitrogen. Upon his death, Bedford's blood circulation was artificially maintained while he was being cooled. It's since been found that this method of preservation will have most certainly damaged the brain cells beyond any possible repair. His body remains on ice at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation to this day.

F. In 2020, researchers from the US and China discovered a bone that they believe to contain dinosaur DNA. Many palaeontologists are incredibly sceptical about this claim, as it is widely believed that it's impossible for the protein in these molecules to survive for millions of years. The bone is over 70 million years old, but has been fossilised, which may have protected the inside of the cells. With access to dinosaur DNA, we can clone true dinosaurs and learn a lot about them.

G. The Roman Empire was very powerful, so it's not surprising to see the imprint of that nation today. Latin didn't die with the realm but instead flourished. It was adopted as the official language of the Catholic Church and became the language of the sciences. Our calendars owe their structure and style to the Romans. The Romans' use of democracy and forums is still seen among countless nations, while its embrace of Christianity under Constantine the Great helped secure Rome as the home of the Catholic Church.

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