Put the verb in brackets into the correct form 1. The instructions (are recorded) in the order in which they are to be carried out. 2. Many new branches of industry (to be developed) in our country since World War II.3. The concept of the stored program (to be worked out) by J. Neuman in 1945. 4. The constituent parts of the computer (to be called) hardware. 5. A new program (to be compiled) when I came. 6. All these calculations (to be done) by 5 o'clock yesterday. 7.The information (to be collected) by the end of the next week. 8. This examination (to be taken) tomorrow. 9. Your papers (to be typed) now. Wait a minute. 10. A new input device (to be discussed) when we came. 11. A new model of the printer (to be shown) tomorrow. 12. Microcomputers (to be applied) since the 1970s. 13. Only one branch of a program (to be selected) on each occasion. 14. "Connector" symbols (to be used) to show the exit to or the entry from another point in the same flowchart.

1) __A__ huge animal is rumoured to 2) _be living in Loch Ness, in Scotland.

“Loch” 3) ___is__ a Scottish word meaning “lake”. The water in Loch Ness is deep,

cloudy, and extremely cold 4) __that___ makes it hard to explore. The Loch’s mystery

inhabitant, “Nessie”, is said 5) _to___ have a huge body, a long neck and flippers.

Some people think Nessie 6) __must___ be an ancient species of reptile, called a

plesiosaur. But experts disagree, for two main reasons. First, plesiosaurs 7) _are

believed to be extinct; they probably died out millions of years 8) _ago___ . Second,

plesiosaurs were cold-blooded animals, so they could never 9) _have survived in the

freezing waters of Loch Ness, Recently, it has been suggested that “Nessie” could 10)

be_ an elephant! One expert pointed out that in the past, Nessie 11) __was___ often

seen when a famous circus came to Scotland. The circus often stopped at the Loch

12) that the animals could cool down. The elephants often swam in the Loch.

When an elephant is swimming, only 13) __its___ long neck and two small humps (parting

of the head and back) can be seen. Might eyewitnesses have mistaken this for a

monster?

1) __A__ huge animal is rumoured to 2) _be living in Loch Ness, in Scotland.

“Loch” 3) ___is__ a Scottish word meaning “lake”. The water in Loch Ness is deep,

cloudy, and extremely cold 4) __that___ makes it hard to explore. The Loch’s mystery

inhabitant, “Nessie”, is said 5) _to___ have a huge body, a long neck and flippers.

Some people think Nessie 6) __must___ be an ancient species of reptile, called a

plesiosaur. But experts disagree, for two main reasons. First, plesiosaurs 7) _are

believed to be extinct; they probably died out millions of years 8) _ago___ . Second,

plesiosaurs were cold-blooded animals, so they could never 9) _have survived in the

freezing waters of Loch Ness, Recently, it has been suggested that “Nessie” could 10)

be_ an elephant! One expert pointed out that in the past, Nessie 11) __was___ often

seen when a famous circus came to Scotland. The circus often stopped at the Loch

12) that the animals could cool down. The elephants often swam in the Loch.

When an elephant is swimming, only 13) __its___ long neck and two small humps (parting

of the head and back) can be seen. Might eyewitnesses have mistaken this for a

monster?