8- sinf. I- variant Tashkent conservatoire

8- sinf. I- variant
Tashkent conservatoire
Today historiy was made. The new national music conservatoire in Tashkent openednits doors to the public . At last we have a building which honours our great muicians. Uzbekistan has long cultural roots. Many famous people have contributet to the great cultural wealth that we have today. In the field of music some of the known are Ma’murjon Uzogov, Juraxon Sultonov, To`xtasin Jalilov, G`anijon Toshmatov, Yunus Rajabiy, Dilorom Omonullayeva, Alisher Ikromov and Abduhoshim Ismoilov.
Uzbekistan values its cultural traditions and supports and develops the next generation who will add to them. For this purpose two festivals called ‘Umid Yulduzlari
Have been held recently, one in December 2001 and . The goal of the festivals is to find and support young soloists and musicians. But that is not the only purpose. Many school pupils were also invited to attend the festivals to help them to develop a love for music so that it become part of their lives too.
II- variant
Nasa
When the Americanspace programme began, many people thought it was wrong to spend large amounts of money on space research when millions of people in our world did not have enough to eat. They say that space exploration contributes to global warming and the hole in the ozone layer. The also point out that if there is life on other planets, and if it is friendly, it may stiil be dangerous. There may be all sorts of diseases, for example, which we cannot fight.
However, there are many people who argue that space research is very valuable. We gain scientific knowledge and there are many practical results from space research. Some of them are quite surprising. They include:

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  heart pacemakers, with very small parts, made possible by space technology.
  
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  a machine that allows blind people to recognize coins by the sound they make. This machine allows the bilind to work in banks.
  

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) developed many other things the space programme which have become everyday items in our homes.
III- variant
The Museum of London
The Museum of Modern Art in London (1 was known/ is konown/konows) as the Tate Gallery. It is one of the best collections in the world. The Tate Gallery (2 is buit/ was buit/built) in 1897. That yar Sir Henry Tate gave his personal collection of paintings to the nation. At that time Sir Henry Tata’s collection consisted of 65 paintings and two sculptures. The Tate Gallery contains modern works which ( 3 was made/were made/ made) by British and foreign artist and sculports.
It holds special exhibitions where the paintings of madern British and foreign artists (4 are shown/ shown/was shown).