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Domestic Animals The definition of domestic animal includes three types known as companion, livestock, and working animals. People have been domesticating animals under their control to gain economic benefits through agricultural purposes. Humans control their behaviours, feeding, and other biological requirements. People even manipulate the genetic backgrounds of domestic animals through selective breeding. Farm animals have been important to fulfil milk and protein requirements, and the dogs have been useful for protection, and large animals (viz. horses, elephants, donkeys… etc.) have been vital for fulfilling working purposes. However, the relationship is crucial in handling the domestic animals because they are well capable of injuring the humans sometimes to death. However, domestic animals have played a major role in the human, in cultures including entertainment, agriculture, transportation, and companionship. Пожалосто нужен перевод
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Помогите пожалуйста нужно вставить пропущенные слова Told To be Visiting Said To produce Watching Immediately Unfortunately Only To go Liza Minelli was born on March 12, 1946, in Hollywood, California. She is the oldest of her mother’s three children. Her mother, of course, was Judy Garland and her father the film director Vincente Minelli. He was the second of Miss Garland’s five husbands. In 1951 Liza’s parents divorced. Liza spent most of her childhood in Hollywood, and she often liked (a) ______ her mother’s or father’s film sets at the MGM Studios. She was interested in everything to do with making films, but she especially enjoyed (b) ______ dancers such as Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, and Cyd Clarisse. ‘I learned all their dances,’ Liza Minelli (c) ______ in an interview in 1972, ‘and I went home and practised them all in front of the mirror.’ When she was (d) ______ two and a half years old she appeared in her first movie, called In the Good Old Summertime, and five years later she danced on the stage of the Palace Theatre in New York. She knew that she wanted (e) ______ a professional actress when she saw a musical on Broadway in 1960. ‘The kids on stage looked fantastic,’ she (f) ______ her biographer, Jeremy Craig, ‘so I decided (g) ______ to drama school (h) ______ . She won her first film award when she was nineteen for her perfomance in a musical called Flora, the Red Menace, and since then she has won five more awards. She won an Oscar in 1973 as Sally Bowles in Cabaret. She has made more than fifteen films and recorded eight albums. She made her first album, Liza! Liza! in 1963. She has had an interesting life, but it has not always been easy for her. She was an alcoholic for many years and has also had problems with drugs. In 1984 she went to the Betty Ford Centre in California and she has been much happier since then. She has been married three times, but (i) ______ none of the marriages have lasted very long. In 1991 she made a film called Stepping Out, which was about a group of people who find happiness and a purpose in life through dancing. ‘Next year I’d like (j) ______ a film about my mother,’ she said, ‘and I hope to start writing it soon.
Переведите комп вариант он не правилен. New Zealand is a South Pacific country located between the Equator and the South Pole, and approximately 1600 kilometres east of Australia. There are two main islands, the North and South Islands, separated by Cook Strait. New Zealand was discovered and settled more than a thousand years ago by the Maori people, who migrated from Polynesian Islands of the South Pacific. The landscape is notable for its variety and particularly its mountainous nature. The mountains of the South Island include 19 peaks exceeding 3000 metres. A special feature of the North Island is the central volcanic region with three still active volcanic peaks and thermal activity featuring hot springs, geysers and boiling mud pools. Both major islands contain fertile low-land areas of pastoral land, large forests, many sandy beaches and short rivers. These provide a valuable source of hydro-electric power. Numerous lakes exist in both islands. The lakes of North Island are situated on the volcanic plateau and the major lakes of the South Island are set in beautiful mountain scenery. Lying within the South Temperate Zone, New Zealand has an oceanic climate, without extremes of heat or cold. Most parts of the country enjoy sunshine and rainfall, although the weather is rather changeable. Seasons are reverse of the Northern Hemisphere. Temperatures are higher in the north of the country. Winter brings extensive snow falls in the south. Despite its geographical location, New Zealand has been closely involved with the major international events. New Zealand became a member of the United Nations organization.
