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приложение 3
The document appears to be a series of sentences and phrases in English with missing or incomplete words. It discusses plans for two friends, Mark and Rob, to go camping together. Mark thinks they will have fine weather for swimming and sunbathing. Rob thinks there will be mosquitoes and the ground will be hard and cold so he does not want to go. However, Rob says he will go with Mark. The document then provides some phrases about enjoyable activities one can do while camping.
Do you want to have fun
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True or false 3
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3. At the end, the reader is prompted to self-evaluate their performance on a scale from "Genius" to "Completely dumb".
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Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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- 2. The bird in the picture is •a peacock •a pelican •a turkey •an ostrich A peacock
- 3. Complete the proverb: meat One man's _______ is another man’s poison. •cigarette •bread •meat •coffee
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- 5. The man in the picture is a •composer •director •conductor •DJ a conductor
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