Answer the questions: 1) Where is Variyinskiy Palace?

2) Why are the children happy in the park?

3) What do teenagers do in the park?

4) Where is the Kyiv-Pecherska Lavra situated?

5) Who dug a small cave in the 9 century there?

6) What is the Kyiv-Pecherska Lavra today?

Last year I and my parents had a rest in Turkey in the beautiful city called Kemer. It is a marvellous city! There are lots of recreational facilities there as well as a great number of different shops where everyone can choose a thing of his or her choice to buy. There are all sorts of musical venues like little jazz bars all over the city. We have visited lots of museums there, most of them had ancient things on display including ceramics, armament and clothing that Turkish people wore 200 years ago.

It is very poor developed, as it has a lot of weaknesses and needs lots of reforms.

Some weak points: 
* Pupils have no choose of what to study. They get more than 12 mandatory objects, and they should prepare for all of them because each teacher thinks his subject is the most important.
* Pupils learn so much theory but there are no practical appliance of it. The mojority of the moldovan schools don't have a well-equiped laboratory for chemistry and physics experiments.
* There is no a lunch break, like in American schools, which means that pupils have to spend more than 6 hours at school without eating, which isn't very good for their health.
* There is lack of transportation. Not all schools have a school bus to bring pupils to school, and for some of them it might be dificulty to get to school.

Some strong points:
* The possibility to explore different cultures and languages. There pupils learn english or french form the second grade, russian from the fifth grade, and at lyceum they can choose one more language.
* The Moldovan educational system provides an approved curriculum and qualified teachers, which offer children knowledges and prepare them for their future life.