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КТО ОТВЕТИТ ПРАВИЛЬНО ДАМ ЛУЧШИЙ ОТВЕТ!!!The OwlJoan Harrison was walking along the street. She was shy and always felt lonelyand upset. Joan worked as a secretary in an office in the city centre. It was lunchime andshe went out to get some air. She was looking absently at theshop-windows when she saw a brown wooden owl in one of them. Suddenly Joanstopped. Joan was totally indifferent to birds and she had never understood peoplewho collected useless statues. But for some reason she could not take her eyes offthe owl. The wooden owl drew Joan to itself.Joan decided to buy the owl. She earned a little, just to pay for her room andfood.She couldn't afford new clothes. Even a ticket to the cinema was a heavyexpense for her. But this time Joan was sure that she had to buy the wooden owl.Joan opened the door of the shop. She asked the shop assistant about the price ofthe wooden owl. It was fifty pounds. Joan understood that it was sheer madness tcuy such an expensive wooden bird. But she did it without any hesitationThe next morning she left her house in a very good mood Now, having theowl at home, Joan made it a habit to say good-bye and touch the owl's head beforeleaving. Amazingly, after this simple gesture she was cheerful and energetic thewhole day. One morning, when patting the owl on the head, Joan remembered herwish to join the evening pottery class at college. She had often thought about it butalways changed her mind at the last moment. Now she decided to fulfill her wish.At the pottery class Joan achieved considerable results. Her teacher said shehad a unique style. Nobody knew that she worked hard at home. Under the owlsbservation Joan experimented with forms and colours. Once she took part in thestudents' show at the college, and the Museum of Arts asked her to sell her worksfor two thousand pounds. The sum covered all her debts and she could afford topuy a new dress and shoes and even moreThe next step was the annual National Art Festival, at which a secretary,Joan Harrison, presented her personal exhibition. Her fame and income weregrowing. Joan left her office and became a potter. A year later she and the artdirector of the museum were happily_married. They moved to a large countryhouse and now Joan had her own pottery.Joan took the lucky owl with her. It took its honorary place in the largeliving room. In her last years she often remembered the shop where she had boughtthe owl, her evening classes and her first steps in pottery. Joan was so proud of theowl that each piece of her pottery had a picture of the owl on it. Lots of famousartists and important people visited Joan and her husband, but Joan never gave herowl to anybody until her dying day.Задание №1. Выберите правильный ответ.Joan collected small statues of birds.1) True2) False3) Not statedЗадание №2. Выберите правильный ответ.Joan had a well-paid job.a1) True2) False3) Not statedЗадание №3. Выберите правильный ответ.The wooden owl improved Joan's mood.1) True2) False3) Задание №4. Выберите правильный ответ.Joan joined the pottery class because of her friends' advice. 1) True2) False3) Not stated Номер:Задание №5. Выберите правильный ответ. Joan successfully participated in art exhibitions.1) True2) False3) Not statedЗадание №6. Выберите правильный ответ.There was an image of the owl on Joan's every work.1) True2) False3) Not statedЗадание №7. Выберите правильный ответ.After Joan's death the wooden owl disappeared from her house. 1) True2) False3) Not stated
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