1. match the opposites 1) generous. a) lazy 2) neat. b) pessimistic 3) nice. c) messy 4)optimistic. d) demanding 5) humble. e) nasty 6) easy–going. f) mean 7) hard–working. g) arrogant 2. write the opposites of these adjectives. use un-, im-, ir-, dis-, in-. 1) selfish ≠ 2) polite ≠ 3) honest ≠ 4) responsible ≠ 5) considerate ≠ 6) sensitive ≠ 7) tidy ≠ 8) reliable ≠ 9) patien ≠ 10) trustworthy ≠

1 - D
2 - C
3 - F
4 - B
5 - G 
6 - E
7 - A

Unselfish
Impolite
Dishonest
Irresponsible
Inconsiderate
Insensitive
Untidy
Unreliable
Impatient
Untrustworthy

Information about Olga Rypakova.

There are many athletes in our country who can speak and be proud. Among them, I would like to mention the athlete Olga Rypakova. Champion of the XXX Summer Olympics in London 2012. I think that his name is written in gold letters in the history of sports in Kazakhstan, because he from Kazakhstan won a gold medal at the Olympic Games and flew the blue flag of Kazakhstan.  

Olga Rypakova (born November 30, 1984 in Ust — Kamenogorsk) is a Kazakhstani track and field athlete, initially engaged in seven competitions, then began to focus on long jumps and has been engaged in three jumps since 2007.  

O. Rypakova broke the Asian record at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games in the final stage of the triple jump with a length of 15 meters and 11 centimeters. With this indicator, he took the 4th place at the Olympics.

Olga Rypakova won the gold medal at the first stage of the so-called Diamond League athletics series in Shanghai in May 2010, covering 14 meters 89 centimeters.

In addition, O. Rypakova became the world champion at the 2010 Winter World Championships, jumping 15 meters and 14 centimeters.

Olga Rypakova won a silver medal at the 2011 World Athletics Championships in Tagu.

Olga Rypakova won a gold medal at the 2012 athletics Olympics in London. His score was 14.98 m.

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