16. Give synonyms. Make up 7 sentences with any of them.

1	to establish	6	chamber	11	to place restraints
2	to resolve	7	to suggest	12	to maintain order
3	to divide	8	authority	13	to ban a law (2)
4	to guarantee (2)	9	dispute (2)	14	to exert authority
5	belief	10	power	15	to execute laws

17.  Form nouns from the verbs. Use suffixes A) -tion (-ion, -ation -sion),

B) -ment. Translate the nouns into Russian. Use 3 nouns from each group in sentences of your own.

A

interpret elect resolve separate

define prevent alter divide

provide administer protect limit

B

agree appoint develop

establish enforce amend

require pay arrange

18. Translate the chains of words into Russian. Complete the sentences with appropriate words from each chain.

1	legislate – legislation – legislative – legislator – legislature
	a) The government promised to introduce _______ to limit immigration.
	b) In the British Parliament the lower chamber has greater _______ powers.
	c) According to the constitution, US Congress is a bicameral ______.
	d) In most countries they still ________ against human cloning.
	e) _______ are elected directly by voters.
	f) Each house of Congress has the power to introduce ________.

2	separate (adj) – separate (v) – separation – separately – separated
	a) You can’t_______ morality from politics.
	b) These problems must be discussed _______.
	c) Political and racial ________ will result into a serious economic crisis.
	d) Government departments usually have ________ functions and areas of responsibility.
	e) Britain has no national police force, instead, there is a _______ police force for each of the 52 areas into which the country is divided.

3	execute – executive (adj) – executive (n) – execution
	a)  The ________ part of government is responsible for education and healthcare.
	b) _______ is still the penalty in some states for murder.
	c)  The _______ skills are necessary for any senior official.
	d) A President or a Prime Minister is usually the head of the _______ .
	e) The Governor is the chief ________ of the state.

4	authority – authorities (pl) – authorise - authorised
	a) I’m going to report my opinion to the _______.
	b)  The entrance is permitted to _______ personnel only.
	c) The United Nations should exercise its ­­­­_______ to restore peace in the area.

5	judge (v) – judge (n) – judicial – judgment – judiciary
	a) You can’t __________a book by its cover.
	b)  The Supreme Court has the ‘power of ______ review’, that is, it has the right to declare laws and actions of the government uncostitutional.
	c) The legislators have the power to fix the number of _____ in the highest ______ authority.
	d)  A trial by jury means that 12 ordinary people like yourself _______ you.
	e) The court is to pass ______ on the case next week.

6	divide – division – divided (part. II)
	a) After World War Two, Germany was _______ into two separate countries.
	b)  To prevent an epidemic the hospital administrators decided to ______ the sick from the rest.
	c) He was appointed as director of the publishing _______.
	d)  _______ (= disagreement) within the party may limit its chances at the election.