Citar children have to take
16. "how long are you going to stay here? " asked jane.
17. "look at this", she said to us. "he is on a life support machine".
18. "they don't teach anything about politics", he said.
19. "when did they run out? " said james.
20. "i don't agree that boys always get into fights", our teacher said.
21. "why are you talking to a stranger? " said my friend.
22. "i think she works in a bank", said andrew.
23. he said: "i am not tired, i can go for a walk with you".
24. "it has been snowing for two hours", she said to me.
25. "i'll never read his novels again", said nellie. "i've had enough
of this".
26. "she likes to dance and she goes to the discos almost every
day", her mother said.
27. the secretary said: "there is nobody in the office. the staff has
gone home".
28. "wait for him a little. he will be ready soon", john's mother said
to us.
29. "whom are you waiting for? ", he asked them.
v 30. "i want to talk to you about this", said the boy's mother. "what's
this? " в косвенную речь

The first attempt to 1) classify and name living organisms dates

back to ancient Greece, when Aristotle and his student Theophrastus

divided animals and plants according to their 2) attributes such as being a(n) 3) vertebrate or a(n) 4) invertebrate.The invention of the 5) optical lens some centuries later led to more detailed observation of organisms during the Renaissance period. Using the work of Renaissance 6) taxonomists as a foundation, Carl Linnaeus introduced a standardised 7) binomial naming system for all species, whereby the name of each is made up of the 8)genus and a unique name.

Объяснение:

1) classify

2) attributes

3) vertebrate

4) invertebrate

5) optical

6) taxonomists

7) binomial

8) genus

I like models that look unusual. Plus-size, unisex, bright and recognisable characteristics make models stand out. I like when models embrace their imperfections and choose to use them as their widely recognised trademarks rather than hide them. 

Their uniqueness, confidence and hard work makes them more successful. Many iconic models have their twist, for example Cara Delevinge's unique characteristic is her thick eyebrows, while Cindy Crowford's is her mole above the upper lip. Many successful models were told to remove their imperfections but instead they decided to fight the system and use them to their advantage. 

However, some models take it too far. There are some dangerously overweight or skinny models that can set a bad example for young teenagers. While being unique and promoting 'body positivity' is a great thing, some iconic models should understand that many people look up to them so being too overweight or too underweight is unhealthy and can make many easily-motivated teenagers fallow the lifestyle