Exercise 4. Match the word with its definition. Exercise 3. Match the abbreviations with their definitions

Exercise 3. Match the abbreviations with their definitions.

Exercise 2. Insert the right word.

Exercise 1. Answer the questions.

1) When was Harvard University founded?

2) Who established the University?

3) Who is the University named for?

4) Who was its first benefactor?

5) What is the administrative structure of the University?

6) How many people work at Harvard?

7) Who is the typical Harvard student?

8) Are all Harvard students American?

9) Do you know any famous people – graduates of Harvard?

10) How old was the oldest Harvard student?

Additional, responsible, day-to-day, persuasions, worldwide, significant, policy, affairs, anniversary, enrolments, field, estate, array, board, was founded.

1) Jack and Kim celebrated their twentieth wedding … in January.

2) His … was valued at $150 000.

3) Student …have more than doubled this year.

4) Eton College … by Henry VI in 1440.

5) … information can be obtained from the centre.

6) There was disagreement among the agency's … of governors.

7) We have offices in over 56 countries….

8) Peter's an expert in his….

9) There was a vast …of flowers to choose from.

10) We need people with talent, whatever their political….

11) Please inform us if there are any … changes in your plans

12) The company has adopted a strict no-smoking….

13) The airline is legally …for the safety of its passengers.

14) I am not prepared to discuss my financial …with the press.

15) The manager is responsible for the … running of the hotel.

1) PhD BrE, Ph.D. AmE A. Bachelor of Arts

2) M.Sc. BrE or M.S. – AmE B. Bachelor of Science

3) MA C. Doctor of Philosophy

4) BA D. Master of Science

5) BSc BrE; B.S AmE E. Master of Arts

1. Undergraduate A. a first university degree in a subject such as history, languages, or English literature

2. Graduate B. a university degree in a subject such as history, languages, or English literature that you can get after your first degree

3. Postgraduate C. a university degree of a very high level, which involves doing advanced research

4. Degree D. a first university degree, such as a BA, BSc., or B.S

5. Doctor of Philosophy E. a student at college or university, who is working for their first degree

6. Master's degree SEC F. someone who has completed a university degree, especially a first degree

7. Master of Arts G. the qualification that is given to you when you have successfully completed the course

8. Master of Science H. a university degree such as an MA, M.Sc., or M.S., that you can get by studying for one or two years after your first degree

9. Bachelor's degree SEC I. a first university degree in a science subject

10. Bachelor of Arts G. a university degree in a science subject that you can get after your first degree

11. Bachelor of Science K. someone who is studying at a university to get a master's degree or a PhD

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