II. Match each word or expression on the left with the Russian equivalent on the right.

challenging field of knowledge well-educated to deal with personal responsibility honest tolerant experienced specialist knowledgeable specialist to try new activities ignorant great demand labour market legal skills investigator legal adviser 17.public prosecutor

большой спрос пробовать новые виды деятельности сложный но интересный юрисконсульт невежественный рынок труда честный прокурор иметь дело с хорошо образованный опытный специалист сфера знаний терпимый личная ответственность юридические навыки следователь знающий специалист

III. Ask questions to the following sentences.

1. I am a first-year student at Russian Academy of Justice.

2. I study at the Faculty of Law.

3. Law is a very challenging field of knowledge.

4. Only a very well-educated person can be a good lawyer.

5. He must be an experienced and knowledgeable specialist in law.

6. Also he must be good at psychology, sociology, ethics and management, because a lawyer deals mostly with people.

7. So he must understand their problems.

8. Of course he should understand his great personal responsibility.

9. A lawyer can work as a notary, an investigator, a judge, a legal adviser, a police officer or a public prosecutor.

10. When I graduate from RAJ I hope to find a challenging and rewarding job, because there is a great demand for lawyers in our labour market.

3. Complete the following sentences using the words listed below.

1. Most people are ignorant of the fundamental legal ____.

2. It takes a very _______ person to make a good lawyer.

3. The lawyer can work as an investigator, a police officer or a ______ .

4. Law is a very _______ field of knowledge.

5. Many people in Russia try new ______ in small and medium business.

6. The lawyer _____ mostly with people.

7. After ______ from the institute I hope to find a challenging and rewarding job.

8. The lawyer should be aware of his great personal _____.

9. A good lawyer must be an _______ and knowledgeable specialist.

1. graduating;

2. experienced;

3. challenging;

4. public prosecutor;

5. basis;

6. activities;

7. responsibility;

8. well-educated;

9. deals.

3. Put the words in the correct order to make up sentences. Compose a story.

1. at studies Faculty Mike Law the.

2. can lawyer an work or a prosecutor investigator the as a public judge.

3. skills we and many can knowledge fields apply different our to.

4. of very job is the challenging an investigator.

5. educated can only person well a be good a lawyer.

6. mostly a documents notary with deals.

7. must his legal a clients’ understand adviser problems.

8. polite a even criminals judge must be with.

9. should legal every the businessman basis know fundamental.

10. start is up difficult it now firm to a new.

VI. Answer the questions. Mind the Degrees of Comparison.

What job is the most interesting?

What job is the least interesting?

What job is more interesting than the job of a waiter?

What job is less interesting than the job of an accountant?

What job is as interesting as the job of nurse?

What job is not so interesting as the job of a receptionist?

VII. Translate the questions into English (using the prompts given bellow) and answer them. Mind the Degrees of Comparison.

1. Какая работа самая опасная?

2. Какая работа наименее вознаграждаема?

3. Какая работа не такая скучная как работа нотариуса?

4. Какая работа менее опасная, чем работа милиционера?

5. Какая работа наиболее оплачиваемая?

6. Какая работа не такая грязная как работа следователя?

7. Какая работа наименее престижная?

8. Какая работа более престижная, чем эта?

9. Какая работа такая же ответственная как работа судьи?

10. Какая работа самая грязная?

11. Какая работа такая же вознаграждаемая как работа защитника?

12. Какая работа самая сложная, но интересная?

13. Какая работа самая трудная?

14. Какая работа самая легкая?

Dangerous, rewarding, boring, well-paid, dirty, prestigious, responsible, challenging, difficult, easy.