URGENT I. Read the following text: "I will not keep quiet, conscience mine, for I am an ordinary, normal man, born of two people; and the village of Humuleşti, where I first saw the light of day, is no out-of-the way, joyless village, with no outlook on the world like some other villages, and the places round about our village deserve to be remembered too. Above Humuleşti, there is Vînătorii Neamţului, where the seed of such men as formerly harried Sobieski, the king of the Poles, still lives on. Still further north are the monasteries of Secu and Neamt, once the chief glory of the church of Romania and a second treasury of Moldavia. To the south, you've got the villages of Boişte and Ghindǎoani, where people will only harness Hungarian oxen, no less, to their carts; where the ploughs will stand unguarded in the fields for weeks on end, the beehives will need no beekeepers, the corn fields no watchman and not a thing be taken; and the people in those villages know nothing of law-suits. Close by Boişte is the village of Blebea, more than half of whose inhabitants, if they drop their fur-cap into the water, can afford to say: "That's for father, God rest his soul!" (Memories of my Boyhood, by Ion Creangă) I.1 Answer the questions below (30p): a. Where was the writer born? b. Who was the king of the Poles? C. What monasteries are there further north of Humuleşti? 1.2 Write from the text three adjectives and two names of monasteries (10p). II. Imagine you were visiting the village of Humuleşti and suddenly you met Nică. Write the dialogue with him in 100-120 words (60p). ​