1. Read the text and complete the assignments after it:
One day a traveller was walking along a road on his journey from a village to another. As he walked, he noticed a monk tilling the ground in the fields beside the road. The monk said “Good day” to the traveller and the traveller nodded to the monk. The traveller then turned to the monk and said:
“Excuse me, do you mind if I ask you a question?” “Not at all,” replied the monk. “I am travelling from the village in the mountains to the village in the valley and I was wondering if you knew what it is like in the village in the valley?”, “Tell me,” said the monk. “What was your experience of the village in the mountains?”, “Dreadful,” replied the traveller. “To be honest, I am glad to be away from there. I found the people most unwelcoming. When I first arrived I was greeted coldly. I was never made to feel a part of the village no matter how hard I tried. The villagers keep very much to themselves; they don’t take kindly to strangers. So tell me, what can I expect in the village in the valley?” “I’m sorry to tell you,” said the monk, “but I think your experience will be much the same there.” The traveller hung his head despondently and walked on.
A few months later, another traveller was journeying down the same road and he also came upon the monk. “Good day,” said the traveller. “Good day,” said the monk. “How are you?” asked the traveller. “I’m well,” replied the monk. “Where are you going?”, “I’m going to the village in the valley,” replied the traveller. “Do you know what it is like?”, “I do,” replied the monk. “But first, tell me, where have you come from?”, “I’ve come from the village in the mountains.” “And how was that?”, “It was a wonderful experience. I would have stayed if I could but I am committed to traveling on. I felt as though I were a member of the family in the village. The elders gave me much advice, the children laughed and joked with me, and the people generally were kind and generous. I am sad to have left there. It will always hold special memories for me. And what of the village in the valley?” he asked again. “I think you will find it much the same,” replied the monk. “Good day to you.” “Good day and thank you,” replied the traveller, smiled, and journeyed on.

1.1 Answer the question according to the text (2p)_
What were the inhabitants of the village in the mountains like?

1.2. Find in the text synonyms for the following words (4p)
Terrible (adv) - ___________________________
Candid (adj) - _________________________

1.3. Find in the text antonyms for the following words (4p)
Hospitably (adv) - _________________________
Terrible (adj) - _______________________

1.4. Give a title to the text (2p)
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1.5. Explain the message (moral) of the text in 25-30 words (4p)
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2. Change the sentences in bold from the text into reported speech (10p)
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3. Write a 160-180-word coherent text expressing your attitude to the given topic (30p)
“Drugs leave you not only out of education, but also out of life.”
Structure your essay according to the scheme: introduction, body and conclusion. Use the necessary linking words and expressions to connect your ideas.