Прочитайте текст. Заполните пропуски в предложениях под номерами В4-В10 соответствующими формами слов, напечатанных заглавными буквами справа от каждого предложения. TEST 14 (part 1) |
B4 |
In 1943 Lieutenant Alexander Barr was ordered into the Armed Guard aboard the merchant ship, like many other civillian officers with no real mechanical skills - teachers, writers, lawyers. His men were the rag-tag of merchant service and knew very little of it. Lieutenant Alec Barr had his crew well in hand except one particularly unpleasant character, a youngster called Zabinski. |
ORDER |
B5 |
Every ship has its problem child, and Zabinski was Alec's cross. If anybody was drunk and in trouble ashore, it was Zabinski. |
IT |
B6 |
If anybody was smoking on watch, or asleep on watch, it always was Zabinski. |
SMOKE |
B7 |
Discipline on board was hard to keep and Zabinski made it worse. Alec called the boy to his cabin. |
BAD |
B8 |
«I have tried to reason with you,» he said. «I've punished you with everything from confinement to ship to extra duty. I've come to the conclusion that the only thing you may understand is force. I've got some boxing gloves. |
TRY |
B9 |
Navy Regulations say they should be used for recreation. We are going to have some.» |
USE |
B10 |
«That's all right,» Zabinski said smiling. |
SMILE |