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Вивчення англійської мови (для курсантів 3-го курсу)

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Instructions: 1. Tick out the word which is different from the others.

freedom

right

newspaper

liberty

Instructions: 1. Read the sentences below, try to guess the meaning of the new vocabulary from the sentences.

2. Find and choose the definition of the word in bold from the list below.

Nine Albanians crossed the border into Greece and asked for political asylum.

Everyone has a right to freedom of religion; religious discrimination is unlawful in Ukraine.

The Supreme Court of Prague did not allow the extradition of Alexander Franchetti, who took part in the occupation of Crimea.

The enemy soldiers beat the man to get information. In the end, he died under torture.

The world should recognize the expulsion of the Crimean Tatars in 1944 as genocide.

Hundreds of people protested against the prohibition of abortions in the USA.

The organization protects the rights and dignity of people living with disabilities.

An example of liberty is the ability to go where you want, do what you want and say what you want.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights contains the rights to a fair trial and an effective remedy.

In Prague, the Police arrested seven people for trafficking in humans.

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2. Look at the script of the situation and find answers to the questions below. Choose a correct variant.

At the Airport Border Crossing Point

(Between an officer of the BCP and a foreigner, who arrived by an international flight)

*BG:*	Good morning, Ma’am. Tell me your flight number, please.
*Traveller:*	8425
*BG:*	Are you travelling from Istanbul?
*Traveller:*	No, Turkey was just a transit country.
*BG:*	Where are you coming from?
*Traveller:*	I took a flight from Brazzaville, Congo.
*BG:*	What is your final destination?
*Traveller:*	Kiev is my final destination.
*BG:*	Are you travelling alone?
*Traveller:*	Yes, Ma’am. I am travelling alone.
*BG:*	I see, may I see your passport, please?
*Traveller:*	Sorry, Ma’am. I don’t have any.
*BG:*	Have you lost your documents?
*Traveller:*	No, I don’t have any at all.
*BG:*	That’s bad; you need a travel document to cross the border.
*Traveller:*	I cannot come back to my country. They will kill me.
*BG:*	I don’t understand what you are talking about.
*Traveller:*	You have to protect me from my government.
*BG:*	Are you looking for asylum?
*Traveller:*	Oh yes. I want to apply for asylum.
*BG:*	Oh, I see now. You need to fill in some forms. Do you want me to help you?
*Traveller:*	That would be great, I can’t write in English well.
A border guard fills out an asylum form
*BG:*	First tell me your name, surname and date of birth.
*Traveller:*	I’m Bompaka Banza, born February 12, 1985.
*BG:*	Where are you from?
*Traveller:*	I’m from Bandundu, Congo.
*BG:*	Why did you decide to flee your country?
*Traveller:*	I was a public person in my country; they tried to arrest me for what I was saying to people.
*BG:*	Have you applied to the police?
*Traveller:*	The police will not help. They violate our rights, our freedoms in Congo.
*BG:*	Which rights are you talking about?
*Traveller:*	They pursue us for our political, social and other opinions. There are no constitutional remedies at all.
*BG:*	Ok, Ma’am do you know the procedure of receiving refugee status?
*Traveller:*	Not really.
*BG:*	First you need to fill out an asylum form.
*Traveller:*	This is what we are doing right now.
*BG:*	Yes, we will hand over this form to the State Migration Service where you will be given some temporary documents.
*Traveller:*	Thank you so much. Is there anything else you need to know?
*BG:*	No, that will be enough. Please stay here until a migration officer comes to take you.
*Traveller:*	Ok.

5. What does she need to do to get a refugee status?

She has to pay money.

❌

She must go back to her country and apply there.

❌

She has to fill out some papers.

✅

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2. Look at the script of the situation and find answers to the questions below. Choose a correct variant.

At the Airport Border Crossing Point

(Between an officer of the BCP and a foreigner, who arrived by an international flight)

*BG:*	Good morning, Ma’am. Tell me your flight number, please.
*Traveller:*	8425
*BG:*	Are you travelling from Istanbul?
*Traveller:*	No, Turkey was just a transit country.
*BG:*	Where are you coming from?
*Traveller:*	I took a flight from Brazzaville, Congo.
*BG:*	What is your final destination?
*Traveller:*	Kiev is my final destination.
*BG:*	Are you travelling alone?
*Traveller:*	Yes, Ma’am. I am travelling alone.
*BG:*	I see, may I see your passport, please?
*Traveller:*	Sorry, Ma’am. I don’t have any.
*BG:*	Have you lost your documents?
*Traveller:*	No, I don’t have any at all.
*BG:*	That’s bad; you need a travel document to cross the border.
*Traveller:*	I cannot come back to my country. They will kill me.
*BG:*	I don’t understand what you are talking about.
*Traveller:*	You have to protect me from my government.
*BG:*	Are you looking for asylum?
*Traveller:*	Oh yes. I want to apply for asylum.
*BG:*	Oh, I see now. You need to fill in some forms. Do you want me to help you?
*Traveller:*	That would be great, I can’t write in English well.
A border guard fills out an asylum form
*BG:*	First tell me your name, surname and date of birth.
*Traveller:*	I’m Bompaka Banza, born February 12, 1985.
*BG:*	Where are you from?
*Traveller:*	I’m from Bandundu, Congo.
*BG:*	Why did you decide to flee your country?
*Traveller:*	I was a public person in my country; they tried to arrest me for what I was saying to people.
*BG:*	Have you applied to the police?
*Traveller:*	The police will not help. They violate our rights, our freedoms in Congo.
*BG:*	Which rights are you talking about?
*Traveller:*	They pursue us for our political, social and other opinions. There are no constitutional remedies at all.
*BG:*	Ok, Ma’am do you know the procedure of receiving refugee status?
*Traveller:*	Not really.
*BG:*	First you need to fill out an asylum form.
*Traveller:*	This is what we are doing right now.
*BG:*	Yes, we will hand over this form to the State Migration Service where you will be given some temporary documents.
*Traveller:*	Thank you so much. Is there anything else you need to know?
*BG:*	No, that will be enough. Please stay here until a migration officer comes to take you.
*Traveller:*	Ok.

4. According to Ms. Banza, what rights are violated in her country?

right against forced labour.

❌

right to education.

❌

right to express freely.

✅

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2. Look at the script of the situation and find answers to the questions below. Choose a correct variant.

At the Airport Border Crossing Point

(Between an officer of the BCP and a foreigner, who arrived by an international flight)

*BG:*	Good morning, Ma’am. Tell me your flight number, please.
*Traveller:*	8425
*BG:*	Are you travelling from Istanbul?
*Traveller:*	No, Turkey was just a transit country.
*BG:*	Where are you coming from?
*Traveller:*	I took a flight from Brazzaville, Congo.
*BG:*	What is your final destination?
*Traveller:*	Kiev is my final destination.
*BG:*	Are you travelling alone?
*Traveller:*	Yes, Ma’am. I am travelling alone.
*BG:*	I see, may I see your passport, please?
*Traveller:*	Sorry, Ma’am. I don’t have any.
*BG:*	Have you lost your documents?
*Traveller:*	No, I don’t have any at all.
*BG:*	That’s bad; you need a travel document to cross the border.
*Traveller:*	I cannot come back to my country. They will kill me.
*BG:*	I don’t understand what you are talking about.
*Traveller:*	You have to protect me from my government.
*BG:*	Are you looking for asylum?
*Traveller:*	Oh yes. I want to apply for asylum.
*BG:*	Oh, I see now. You need to fill in some forms. Do you want me to help you?
*Traveller:*	That would be great, I can’t write in English well.
A border guard fills out an asylum form
*BG:*	First tell me your name, surname and date of birth.
*Traveller:*	I’m Bompaka Banza, born February 12, 1985.
*BG:*	Where are you from?
*Traveller:*	I’m from Bandundu, Congo.
*BG:*	Why did you decide to flee your country?
*Traveller:*	I was a public person in my country; they tried to arrest me for what I was saying to people.
*BG:*	Have you applied to the police?
*Traveller:*	The police will not help. They violate our rights, our freedoms in Congo.
*BG:*	Which rights are you talking about?
*Traveller:*	They pursue us for our political, social and other opinions. There are no constitutional remedies at all.
*BG:*	Ok, Ma’am do you know the procedure of receiving refugee status?
*Traveller:*	Not really.
*BG:*	First you need to fill out an asylum form.
*Traveller:*	This is what we are doing right now.
*BG:*	Yes, we will hand over this form to the State Migration Service where you will be given some temporary documents.
*Traveller:*	Thank you so much. Is there anything else you need to know?
*BG:*	No, that will be enough. Please stay here until a migration officer comes to take you.
*Traveller:*	Ok.

3. According to Ms. Banza, did she try to apply for any kind of assistance in her country?

The authorities helped her to flee.

She does not believe in public authorities of Congo.

She applied to the police.

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2. Look at the script of the situation and find answers to the questions below. Choose a correct variant.

At the Airport Border Crossing Point

(Between an officer of the BCP and a foreigner, who arrived by an international flight)

*BG:*	Good morning, Ma’am. Tell me your flight number, please.
*Traveller:*	8425
*BG:*	Are you travelling from Istanbul?
*Traveller:*	No, Turkey was just a transit country.
*BG:*	Where are you coming from?
*Traveller:*	I took a flight from Brazzaville, Congo.
*BG:*	What is your final destination?
*Traveller:*	Kiev is my final destination.
*BG:*	Are you travelling alone?
*Traveller:*	Yes, Ma’am. I am travelling alone.
*BG:*	I see, may I see your passport, please?
*Traveller:*	Sorry, Ma’am. I don’t have any.
*BG:*	Have you lost your documents?
*Traveller:*	No, I don’t have any at all.
*BG:*	That’s bad; you need a travel document to cross the border.
*Traveller:*	I cannot come back to my country. They will kill me.
*BG:*	I don’t understand what you are talking about.
*Traveller:*	You have to protect me from my government.
*BG:*	Are you looking for asylum?
*Traveller:*	Oh yes. I want to apply for asylum.
*BG:*	Oh, I see now. You need to fill in some forms. Do you want me to help you?
*Traveller:*	That would be great, I can’t write in English well.
A border guard fills out an asylum form
*BG:*	First tell me your name, surname and date of birth.
*Traveller:*	I’m Bompaka Banza, born February 12, 1985.
*BG:*	Where are you from?
*Traveller:*	I’m from Bandundu, Congo.
*BG:*	Why did you decide to flee your country?
*Traveller:*	I was a public person in my country; they tried to arrest me for what I was saying to people.
*BG:*	Have you applied to the police?
*Traveller:*	The police will not help. They violate our rights, our freedoms in Congo.
*BG:*	Which rights are you talking about?
*Traveller:*	They pursue us for our political, social and other opinions. There are no constitutional remedies at all.
*BG:*	Ok, Ma’am do you know the procedure of receiving refugee status?
*Traveller:*	Not really.
*BG:*	First you need to fill out an asylum form.
*Traveller:*	This is what we are doing right now.
*BG:*	Yes, we will hand over this form to the State Migration Service where you will be given some temporary documents.
*Traveller:*	Thank you so much. Is there anything else you need to know?
*BG:*	No, that will be enough. Please stay here until a migration officer comes to take you.
*Traveller:*	Ok.

2. Which of the following mean that you have no right for a fair trial?

There is no right to constitutional remedies.

There is no right to freedom of religion.

There is no right against exploitation.

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2. Look at the script of the situation and find answers to the questions below. Choose a correct variant.

At the Airport Border Crossing Point

(Between an officer of the BCP and a foreigner, who arrived by an international flight)

*BG:*	Good morning, Ma’am. Tell me your flight number, please.
*Traveller:*	8425
*BG:*	Are you travelling from Istanbul?
*Traveller:*	No, Turkey was just a transit country.
*BG:*	Where are you coming from?
*Traveller:*	I took a flight from Brazzaville, Congo.
*BG:*	What is your final destination?
*Traveller:*	Kiev is my final destination.
*BG:*	Are you travelling alone?
*Traveller:*	Yes, Ma’am. I am travelling alone.
*BG:*	I see, may I see your passport, please?
*Traveller:*	Sorry, Ma’am. I don’t have any.
*BG:*	Have you lost your documents?
*Traveller:*	No, I don’t have any at all.
*BG:*	That’s bad; you need a travel document to cross the border.
*Traveller:*	I cannot come back to my country. They will kill me.
*BG:*	I don’t understand what you are talking about.
*Traveller:*	You have to protect me from my government.
*BG:*	Are you looking for asylum?
*Traveller:*	Oh yes. I want to apply for asylum.
*BG:*	Oh, I see now. You need to fill in some forms. Do you want me to help you?
*Traveller:*	That would be great, I can’t write in English well.
A border guard fills out an asylum form
*BG:*	First tell me your name, surname and date of birth.
*Traveller:*	I’m Bompaka Banza, born February 12, 1985.
*BG:*	Where are you from?
*Traveller:*	I’m from Bandundu, Congo.
*BG:*	Why did you decide to flee your country?
*Traveller:*	I was a public person in my country; they tried to arrest me for what I was saying to people.
*BG:*	Have you applied to the police?
*Traveller:*	The police will not help. They violate our rights, our freedoms in Congo.
*BG:*	Which rights are you talking about?
*Traveller:*	They pursue us for our political, social and other opinions. There are no constitutional remedies at all.
*BG:*	Ok, Ma’am do you know the procedure of receiving refugee status?
*Traveller:*	Not really.
*BG:*	First you need to fill out an asylum form.
*Traveller:*	This is what we are doing right now.
*BG:*	Yes, we will hand over this form to the State Migration Service where you will be given some temporary documents.
*Traveller:*	Thank you so much. Is there anything else you need to know?
*BG:*	No, that will be enough. Please stay here until a migration officer comes to take you.
*Traveller:*	Ok.

1. According to Ms. Banza, why was she forced to leave her country?

She wanted to find a better job.

❌

She decided to travel

❌

She was pursued by the authorities.

✅

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Instructions: 1. You will watch a situation at the BCP of a border guard conducting a passport check with a traveler. Watch again and choose the words that refer to the topic of the lesson.