Look at the titles and then match each title to the correct abstract. Suez Canal: Ever Given container ship finally freed Barack Obama's Kenyan grandmother dies, aged 99 'It is so easy to choose what voluntary work to do' Khasis: India’s indigenous matrilineal society Galápagos tortoises: 185 babies seized from smugglers The 400m-long (1,300ft) Ever Given was wedged across the canal before salvage crews dislodged her on Monday. It was not immediately clear when full traffic could resume in the canal. Affectionately called Granny Sarah by the former president, Mrs Obama defended her grandson during his 2008 presidential campaign, when he was said to be Muslim and not born in the US. Her home became a tourist attraction when he was elected as the first black US president. When not in her day job for a Dutch bank, the 35-year-old has been part of a team that delivers groceries to people isolating at home in Amsterdam. "Volunteering gave me a concrete way of contributing to fight Covid-19 and give back to society," she says. Traditionally, Khasis live in close-knit extended families or clans. Since children take their mother's last name, daughters ensure the continuity of the clan. Daughters have the liberty to live in their ancestral home or move out, except for the youngest daughter (called ka khadduh), who is the custodian of the property. Even after her marriage, she never leaves home. She looks after her parents and eventually becomes the head of the household after her mother's death. One of the biggest threats to Galápagos tortoises is illegal trading for animal collectors and exotic pet markets. The tortoises seized at the airport on Baltra are thought to be less than three months old.

Задание

Look at the titles and then match each title to the correct abstract.

Объекты 1
- Suez Canal: Ever Given container ship finally freed
- Barack Obama's Kenyan grandmother dies, aged 99
- 'It is so easy to choose what voluntary work to do'
- Khasis: India’s indigenous matrilineal society
- Galápagos tortoises: 185 babies seized from smugglers
Объекты 2
- The 400m-long \(1,300ft\) Ever Given was wedged across the canal before salvage crews dislodged her on Monday. It was not immediately clear when full traffic could resume in the canal.
- Affectionately called Granny Sarah by the former president, Mrs Obama defended her grandson during his 2008 presidential campaign, when he was said to be Muslim and not born in the US. Her home became a tourist attraction when he was elected as the first black US president.
- When not in her day job for a Dutch bank, the 35-year-old has been part of a team that delivers groceries to people isolating at home in Amsterdam. "Volunteering gave me a concrete way of contributing to fight Covid-19 and give back to society," she says.
- Traditionally, Khasis live in close-knit extended families or clans. Since children take their mother's last name, daughters ensure the continuity of the clan. Daughters have the liberty to live in their ancestral home or move out, except for the youngest daughter \(called ka khadduh\), who is the custodian of the property. Even after her marriage, she never leaves home. She looks after her parents and eventually becomes the head of the household after her mother's death.
- One of the biggest threats to Galápagos tortoises is illegal trading for animal collectors and exotic pet markets. The tortoises seized at the airport on Baltra are thought to be less than three months old.

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