Даю 50 баллів!! Допоможіть будь ласка!складіть до поданого тексту 8 запитань 4-х типів(загальні питання, спеціальні питання, альтернативні питання, а також розділові питання.)Interviewer: How can you describe the point in your life where you are now? Ruslana: I am ambitious and have got enough potential to move forward. I am working for the future, and not just enjoying the fame. I have got great ideas for new shows, new arrangements, new songs and costumes. Interviewer: Lately, you’ve been travelling and touring a lot, giving press conferences and meeting people. What have you gained in these travels? Ruslana: A lot of things, but the main one – a lot of experience. Experience is something that you cannot gain sitting at home. I’ve learnt a lot of things about the world. In some countries I’ve become quite well-known. In Turkey, for example, they gave me the Person of the Year Award which is usually given only to the Turks – and I’m a foreigner. Also, in Turkey they welcomed me with a huge picture made of flowers which said, Ruslana, we love you! In Israel, Greece, and Cyprus I was given a very warm reception, and in Germany, Sweden and Belgium there are many Ruslana fan clubs. I’ve established good relations with journalists and even with some officials. I was given presents; I’ve received invitations to come to stay at resorts as a way of appreciation. Interviewer: Which music – apart from your own, of course – do you like best? Ruslana: I like “ethnic music” – folk music of Serbia, Turkey, Moldova, Rumania, Hungary. But lately I’ve begun listening to classical music too – after all, I was educated at a music conservatoire! Verdi’s Requiem, Brahms’ Second Concerto for the Piano and Orchestra, Moonlight Sonata, by Beethoven – everybody likes him. And also I like hard rock, real hard. Interviewer: Did you get to meet any celebrities or stars? Ruslana: I did. Celine Dion was one of them. I met many stars in Las Vegas, at the awards presentation ceremony when I won the World Music Award as a pop singer who had sold the greatest number of CDs with her music outside her country. Interviewer: How does Ukraine look to you after all your travels? Ruslana: I began to understand the Ukrainian mentality and psychology much better. And I saw how beautiful my country is. Interviewer: Do you think you’ll preserve your “wild” image throughout your career? Ruslana: I’m a person who is experimenting and fantasizing all the time. The energy of the Carpathian folk culture and music gives me many ideas and it will take many albums to get these ideas implemented in music. And I think the spirit of Wild Dances, the spirit of freedom and naturalness will stay with me forever.​

Ответ:

1. **General Question:** How would you describe the current point in your life?

2. **Specific Question:** Can you share some of the ideas you have for new shows, arrangements, songs, and costumes that you mentioned?

3. **Alternative Question:** Do you prefer working for the future over enjoying fame, or do you find a balance between the two?

4. **Dividing Question:** How do you differentiate between working for the future and just enjoying fame in your career?

5. **General Question:** What have you gained from your recent travels, press conferences, and meetings with people?

6. **Specific Question:** Could you elaborate on the experiences you mentioned gaining during your travels?

7. **Alternative Question:** Were there any challenges or setbacks you faced during your travels and how did you overcome them?

8. **Dividing Question:** In which country did you feel the most significant impact on your career, and why?