Составьте по 4 вопроса разного типа к данным вопросам(общий, специальный, альтернативный и разделительный)

1. the Popr _______(live) in the Vatican
2 last year we ___(visit) Paris
3 ___you__(go) out yesterdey/
4 my sister __(speak ) three languages
5 i like the shirt you____ (WEAR)
6 they___(not/see) the the
film last night
7 ____you____(know) my brother
8 they ___(arrive) from Franse last monh
9 Vicky_______(enjoy) meeting new people
10 i______(not/like) working late at night

1. They are writing a test now.
2. He usually goes to the college oh foot.
3. A lot of tourist visited this museum yesterday.

Задайте общий, специальный, альтернативный
и разделительный вопросы к каждому предложению.

1. There was a wonderful smell in the air.

2. She was looking into the water.

3. I'll show you the slides of Paris.

1. They are writing a test now.
2. He usually goes to the college oh foot.
3. A lot of tourist visited this museum yesterday.

place in nature and have made accidental discoveries of great value. Many of the
substances used today, which are prepared by chemical methods, were known to the
ancients, but there are no historical records of their discovery. Glass, for example, has
been known for over 3,000 years. Soap was also made in the earliest times.

Directed experimentation appeared with the rise of alchemy. The
alchemists sought things which were supposed to lead to happiness – health and
riches. They wanted to change the common metals into gold hoping to do this
with the help of a mysterious substance, called the philosopher’s stone. But gold
without health is of little value, so a search was made for the elixir of life which
could bring back glorious youth to the aged. The alchemists studied everything
available, mixed things together, heated and distilled them when possible. Many
important discoveries were made as a result of eager search by the alchemists
for what was unattainable, and some of the processes used today in chemistry
were invented. They referred repeatedly to distillation, extraction, calcinations,
coagulation, etc. They prepared and studied many of the compounds which are
commonly used in chemical work. Among these are sulphuric, nitric, and
hydrochloric acids, alum, soda, ammonium chloride, niter, and compounds of
mercury, arsenic and antimony. But selfish and utilitarian motive which guided
the alchemists could not lead to the development of a science.

Chemistry was born as a science only at that time when a desire on the
part of man to learn the truth about the wonders of nature appeared.