Project work “Safety in case of natural disasters"

If you are planning to go to Japan on holiday, you should
1 yourself to one or two nights at a Buddhist
temple. Staying in these temples gives you the chance to visit both historic and remote areas of Japan. They
don’t
2 to foreign visitors, who can experience the life of a Buddhist monk in a unique way.
Zen Buddhism 3 in Japan since 1191, when it
4 from China. However, interest in Zen Buddhism
5 in Japan for the last 60 years, while it
6 more popular in the West. As a result, many people come
to Japan so
7 they can learn more about it. Staying at a temple is a unique and inspiring experience and is
sure to be one of the highlights of any
8 to Japan.
In the past, in
9 to join a Japanese temple you had to sit at the front gate for three days without sleeping.
Now, all you need to do is make a phone call or write an e-mail! You will often have the chance to join
meditation sessions both in the evening and the morning. For dinner you will be served a Buddhist meal,
which is healthy and delicious, if you don’t
10 having no meat, no fish, no spices, no onions and no garlic!
1 A book B give C show D treat
2 A object B play C study D turn
3 A existed B has existed C was existing D has been existing
4 A arrived B has arrived C was arriving D has been arriving
5 A declines B declined C was declining D has been declining
6 A gets B got C was getting D has been getting
7 A for B order C that D to
8 A event B stay C trip D tourist
9 A for B order C so D that
10 A reserve B recommend C matter D mind

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She felt so, as if there had been some strange … . 3. … had better

be slow, in order that it may be sure. 4. … like these will make the

devices more usable. 5. As the revolution proceeds an inevitable

class … is to happen. 6. I like people, but when people become

"customers" certain nasty … often take place. 7. The whole history

of knowledge can be represented by one single line of progress and

… . 8. Pure energy, in all its …, is absolutely unknown to man. 9.

The idea was largely discredited by Darwin's theory of …, first

published in 1859. 10. In the opening years of the French … the

two men in Europe who seemed omnipotent were Pitt and

Robespierre.