2. image(изображение)-Имидж magazine– журнал data – данные sex – пол accuracy – точность artist - художник

3. George Bernard Shaw

4. The symbol of Ireland is shamrock.

5. Американский вариант английского языка Канадский вариант английского языка Австралийский вариант английского языка Новозеландский вариант английского языка Британский (классический) английский

6. В. Набоков Б. Заходер Л. Яхнин В. Орл

7. Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle – Sherlock Holmes Charles Dickens - The Adventures of Oliver Twist Lewis Carroll - Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Oscar Wilde - The Picture of Dorian Gray John Ronald Reuel Tolkien - The Hobbit, or There and Back Again, The Lord of the Rings Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice

8. Game – гамать Counter-Strike – контра To chat – чатиться Looser – неудачник To tweet – твититься ( общаться в соц.сетях) To use ( использовать) – Юзер Noob ( новичок) – нуб Party ( вечеринка ) – пати Party(вечеринка)-Пати Bug (жук, ошибка) – баг в программе Like (нравиться) – лайк (в соц. Сети) «Поставь мне лайк на фотку»

9. A headquarter – штаб-квартира head doctor - психиатр Head off for a break – брать отпуск having head in the clouds – летать в облаках To be in love head over heels – влюбиться по уши

10. I. Goethe

11. РусскийАнглийский - Никто ни о чем не узнает!Nobody will know about it. -Ничего страшного не произошло!Nothing had happened - Мне нечего терять!I have nothing to lose ! - Здесь не о чем думать.There is no think about - Ничего, что я зашел? Don’t you mind of my having come?

12. as easy as apple pie As easy as a bee To fit like a glove To sell like hot cakes As good as gold As fat as a pig As cool as a cucumber

13. Валлийская арфа

14. Antoni Grabowski Armin Vambery Vasilii Vodovozov Alfons Worms

15. Cooker – chef pavement – sidewalk Sweets – candies Mad – crazy holiday(s)- vacation at the weekend – on the weekend in a team – on a team trainers – sneakers flat – apartment Lift- elevator rubbish – trash / garbage Crossroads- intersection underground – metro / subway

16. The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh

17. Voltaire

18. A word is enough to the wise. A word spoken is past recalling. Actions speak louder than words. Truth comes out of the mouths of babes and sucklings. Words pay no debts. Hard words break no bones Fine words butter no parsnips. A word warmly said gives comfort even to a cat

19. Beinn Nibheis

20. Aesopian language - called the Greek fabulist Aesop - disguised style of a literary work in which the direct meaning for the background lurks the above understanding, revealing the true thoughts and intentions of the author. burn the ships, bridges - cut yourself any possibility of retreat.

21. To be all at sea – быть сбитым с толку