The Speaker acts as Chairman (1)___ debates, and sees to it that the rules

laid (2)___ by the House for the carrying on of its business are (3)___. It is the

Speaker (4)___ selects (or calls) Members to speak. He or she acts (5)___ the

House’s representative in its corporate relations (6)___ outside bodies and the

(7)___ elements of Parliament, the House of Lords and the Crown. The (8)___

is also responsible for protecting the (9)___ of minorities in the House.

It is obviously essential (10)___ debates should be conducted (11)___ an

orderly way, and unlikely that the course of debate would flow smoothly

(12) ___ there were not some way of regulating who was to speak. The selection

of those who (13)___ to speak is therefore a (14)___important one for the

Chair, and one, which has to be handled (15)___ tact and discretion. In a debate,

official spokesmen or women for Government and Opposition must take

(16)___, as well possibly as (17)___ for the minor parties, those Members

with constituency interests, those who specialise (18)___ the subject under

discussion and (19)___ simply with a general interest. The (20)___, therefore,

has to balance all these requirements when working out who should (21)___

called.

I spent a lot of time at the college, that is why it was necessary to have a snack time there. During the break i went to have lunch to our college canteen. It was always full of people at that time, I went to the service counter and lined up. There was seif-service at our canteen. Sometimes it took quite a lot of time to stand in the line and i had to gulp me lunch in five minutes. The choice of dishes in our was rather rich, the quality of food was good and the prices were reasonable.To begin with, I usually had some salad — tomato and cucumber salad or mixed salad. For the first course I had soup — fresh cabbage shchee, solyanka, pea soup or maybe some fish soup for a change. For I the main course I had meat or chicken dishes, for example steak, meatballs or roast chicken with spaghetti or potatoes (mashed or fried). For dessert I usually had fruit juice or a cup of tea with a bun. I took them from the counter, put on my tray and went to the cashier's desk to pay the money. Then I took a seat at any vacant table.Besides the kitchen staff and the cashier two or three students on duty helped to clear the plates and cups off the tables and to keep order in the canteen.

- Tom, would you like to join one of the youth movements?

- For example?

- What do you think about "The Green Movement"?

- Well, maybe. I like nature. What about you?

- Me too. I'm sure that it cannot protect itself  from such a greedy species as human beings. It needs help.

- Absolutelly agree with you.

- What about another movement? It is called "Young people for Peace"

- Nice name and great goals it has, I guess. Every sensible person on the Earth wants to live in peace. Me too.

- That's right. I've heard about one more movement - The Stay Healthy Monement.

-Oh, souds great. I'd like to to take part in it. I'm for healthy life. I'm really against smoking, drinking, drugs and so on.

- I think I'll join this movenemt. Are you with me?

- I'll think.

- ok. They have a meeting tomorrow at 6 pm. I'm going. We could come together.

- I'll call you tomorrow after a considerate thought about it. Talk to you tomorrow. I need to go now.

- Bye, till tomorrow.