Section 3. Grammar and Vocabulary tasks, Read the text. Transform the words printed in capital letters at the ends

Section 3. Grammar and Vocabulary tasks, Read the text. Transform the words printed in capital letters at the ends of lines, marked with numbers 7-10, so that they grammatically correspond to the content of the text. Fill in the blanks with the words obtained. Each blank corresponds to a separate task 7-10.

The Spanish language (1) The Spanish language is one of the Romance languages that originated from the Latin language. It is the most widely spoken Romance language in the world. In November 2015, over 360 million people in the world spoke Spanish as their language. The Spanish language is commonly used by many people in the world today. This is partly because the people of Spain and colonized many different parts of the world. They created many new countries, and also new governments, in some old countries, for example, Turkey. The countries that have Spanish as an official language are called the Hispanic countries. Most of them are in the Americas, which make up Latin America.

The Spanish language (2) I 11 I The Spanish language was the language of Castile. When the Western Roman Empire fell apart, the Latin language began to develop in various provinces. The Latin spoken in the Iberian Peninsula developed first into the Ibero-Romance language in the 6th century. Castilian and Portuguese became separate languages in the 12th century. The Catalan language is not a dialect of Spanish. It is more closely related to Original than to Spanish. In parts of northern Spain and France, people speak the Basque language. It differs greatly from Spanish.

Read the text. Fill in the blanks marked with letters A-E with words from the list 1-8. Use each number only once. There are three extra words in the list.

Route 66 U.S. Route 66 was one of the original highways within the U.S. Highway System. US 66 was opened on November 11, 1926. The road signs were set up that year. The highway became one of the most famous roads in the United States. Originally, it ran from Chicago, Illinois, through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, and ended at Santa Monica, California. It covered a total of 3,940 km. Many people did business along the route and became rich because of the growing popularity of the highway. And the same people fought to keep the highway alive. The new Interstate Highway System was going to take the place of US 66. US 66 underwent many changes over its lifetime. And it was officially deleted from the United States Highway System in 1985.