Ex.1 Read the text (85-88). Fill in each gap with only one word that fits the meaning. The answer should contain 15 characters. Librarians tend, however, to share similar interests. They are the kind of people who want to contribute to society and to help people find the information they are looking (B5).... They often have a strong commitment to public service, and usually enjoy keeping up with. (B6)... latest knowledge. The work that librarians do depends (87)... what career they choose within the profession. Most librarians pursue (B8)... of three tasks: developing collections, brganising materials or communicating information. ex.2 Read the text (B5-B8), Fill in each gap with only one word that fits the meaning. The word should contain no more than 15 characters. Developing collections may involve starting a new library, or improving the materials in an existing one. In both cases, a librarian must decide how (B5)... information is needed and (B6)... types of material the collection should include. The purpose of the library and the amount of money which is available have to (B7) taken into considération when making such decisions. (B8)... is an enormous amount of inlatertat available, in print and electronic forms, so librarians must choose wisely. ex. 3 Read the text (85-88). Fill in each gap with only one word that fits the meaning. The word must contain more than 15 characters. Jazz is a type of music that has often (B5)... called the only art form to originate in the United States. This is not strictly true, of course, since the music grew in the late 1800s from a combination of a number of influences, including African music. In fact, jazz was actually widely recognised (B6)... an important att form in Europe a long (B7)... before it gained such recognition in the States. Although (B8)... is probably true that much of the best jazz is still written in the United States, musicians from many other countries have also made great contributions.