Look through the text and choose which of the statements describes the main idea of the text. There are a lot of rules in schools, and they are not always the same in all countries. For example: in most schools you must wear a uniform, be on time, and respect your teachers and classmates. But sometimes there are some strange rules that are very hard to follow. What are the rules in your school?
There are many rules in schools
It is difficult to follow the rules in schools

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1.     What are you looking at? –Some photos I took when I was on holidays.
2.     I am sorry, but I do not understand what you mean.
3.     What does Jane do? – She is a teacher, but she is not teaching at the moment.
4.     He never smokes and doesn't usually eat meat.
5.     Last time I went abroad was when I was going to London. We stayed in London
for three days. On the first day when I was doing the sights, I met my old friend. He was just going to his hotel when we came across.
6.     Do you often go to the gym? – I don't go much at the moment, I do not have time. I am too busy these days. But I want to go to the gym next week.
7.     Tomorrow Kate is visiting her aunt, that’s why now she is making a cake. It smells delicious! When Kate was visiting her aunt last week, she bought some pastries from the baker’s, but they were not that good.

Vitebsk is a city in North-Eastern Belarus, the administrative center of Vitebsk region and Vitebsk district.

A population of 374 174 persons (1 October 2015)[4]. Area — 124,538 km2.

The city is located in the Eastern part of Vitebsk region on the banks of the Western Dvina river. The second most ancient city in Belarus after Polotsk. Fourth by population (after Minsk, Gomel and Mogilev) city in the country.

The town was founded on the high banks of the Western Dvina and Vitba, which gave him the name that is on the way "from the Varangians to the Greeks". As the urban legend of the 18th century it was founded by the Saint equal to the apostles Princess Olga. The city was formed as one of the centres of the Association of Slavic Krivichi, and a convenient geographical position at the crossroads of major trade routes contributed to the growth and prosperity over the next centuries