2. Match the idioms to their definitions. 1) go-getter 2) happy-go-lucky 3) chatterbox 4) daredevil 5) knockout 6) troublemaker 7) know-it-all 8) busybody 9) pain in the neck
a) someone who causes problems for other people, b) someone who is very cheerful and carefree all the time, c) someone who thinks that they know much more than other people, d) someone who is very annoying, e) someone who likes to talk, f) someone who does dangerous things and takes risks, g) someone who looks extremely attractive, h) someone who is too interested in other people’s private things, i) someone who is very energetic and determined to be successful

1. Louis Armstrong spent his childhood in a peaceful and respectable part of New Orleans. - false
2. Louis Armstrong did well at school. - not stated
3. As a teenager Louis Armstrong did several jobs. - true
4. Joe Oliver taught Louis Armstrong to play the trumpet. - false
5. Louis Armstrong got his nickname due to his smile. - true6. Louis Armstrong never performed in a film. - false
7. Louis Armstrong was sorry that he had not completed his school course. - not stated
8. Louis Armstrong gave concerts only in the United States. - false

а) страна, желающая ограничить ее население может препятствовать им- миграции и поощрять эмиграцию . б ) промышленности по производству стали , бумаги и химических веществ, требуют очень больших количеств воды , и , как правило, быть найдены вблизи рек . в) Налоги , помещенные на товары и услуги , известны как косвенные налоги , в отличие от прямых налогов, размещенных на доход и богатство . d ) Заемный капитал является более целесообразным в фирмах , работающих на стабильном рынке . д) Изучив доступны все вакансии , он выбрал один , чтобы соответствовать его квалификации и опыта .