1. Установите соответствия между текстами (1-5) и утверждениями (a-f), отметьте каждый текст соответствующей буквой. Среди утверждений есть одно лишнее. a) This text is about a ruler who was a monarch's enemy. b) This text is about a ruler who enlarged his territories greatly. c) This text is about a leader who never lost any of his battles. d) This text is about a ruler about whom we know how he was buried. e) This text is about a ruler who lived outside his/her country for some time. f) This text is about a leader who became a most important figure in a certain teaching and movement. 1. Genghis Khan (1162-1227) was a Mongol ruler who cruelly attacked many Asian peoples and won a very big empire. His name means "very mighty king". Genghis Khan formed a big and powerful army and set off to take the lands around him. His army pushed southeast to China and south into Tibet and what are now Pakistan and Afghanistan. In the southwest they invaded Persia (Iran) and southern Russia. 2. Cleopatra (69-30 B.C.) was a Queen of Egypt. She became ruler with her brother at the age of 17, but soon lost the throne. When Julius Caesar visited Egypt, he fell in love with Cleopatra and helped her to become queen again. Cleopatra followed Caesar to Rome and returned to Egypt only after his death. Later she ruled Egypt with Mark Antony, but Octavian defeated them in a battle of Actium. 3. Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658) was the only ruler of Britain who was not a monarch. Cromwell was a member of Parliament and fought against Charles I with the army of Parliament. After King Charles I was executed (he lost his head), Cromwell became the leader of the country, but never made himself king. From 1653, he was called "The Lord Protector". 4. Tutankhamun was a pharaoh of ancient Egypt. Tutankhamun became pharaoh when he was about 11 years old. He ruled the country for about 8 years. His body in a sarcophagus was found in the Valley of Kings, in Egypt by a British archaeologist Howard Carter. Together with the body he and his team found