1. Astana is the capital of Kazakhstan _______

2. Baiterek and Duman center are situated in Almaty _______

3. Medeo is situated so far from Almaty _______

4. Baikonur Cosmodrome is situated in Russia ________

5. In Turkestan you’ll see the Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi _______

6. The Burabai is the National Nature Park ________

7. The Burabai is situated in Astana ________

8. In Turkestan you can lie on beaches and go sailing. ________

Almaty remains the largest financial, economic and cultural center of Central Asia.

Modern Atyrau is famous for its oil and fish industries.

 Motherland is the motherto people; people is the mother to a dzhigit (skilful horseman).

 There is no place like your Motherland.

 The best people are in your therland.

 Love to the Motherland starts in the family.

 The Motherland can get you warm better than fire.

 There is a lot of gold in some places, but still the Motherland is dearer than gold.

 An onion can be as sweet as honey if it grows in your Motherland.

 Even a mole feels strong when it is in his hole.

 If your sickle is sharp you wil I have a rich crop, if your Motherland is strong you will be as strong as your enemy.

 As small as sparrow is, it still protects its nest.

 A goose misses its lake, a man longs for his Motherland.

 You must have not gone too far if you were able to find your way back.

 Even air in your land can cure.

 Native land is a paradise for everybody.

 To betray the Motherland is as bad as to bury yourself alive.

 A man cries over the loss of his wife until she is buried, a man cries over the loss of his Motherland until he is buried.

 Afield looks lonely if it has not been sowed and a dzhigit looks lonely if he does not have a Motherland.

 Days and nights are beautiful in your Motherland.

 Any land is good but the Motherland is the best.

 A crow from your land is better than a hawk from a foreign land.

 If a horse misses its herd, it stamps its back hooves. If a man misses company, he harnesses his horse.

 Even if I cannot be a khan in my Motherland, I would be happy to be just a stone in a ravine.

 A divided country will fall; a united country will standfast.

 Never enter a seedy place; never live in a country without a leader.

 Each country has different laws, even different dogs.

 When the people will stand up, they can reach the sky.

 That dzhigit is happy if he knows his price. People are happy who rule themselves.

 To go up against people is like to swim against the current.

 Who leads the people will swallow butter, who lags behind the people will swallows dust.

 The history of land is the history of its people.

 The people's wrath can destroy even fortresses.

 A road can mean another road, the people can get closer to people.

 If the people are looking for one if their own, they will find him in no time. The people have long hands.

 The people do not talk empty talk, whatever they talk is sensible.

 The people's strength is as powerful as a mud slide.

 One can live with loss of sight but cannot live without people.

 A fowl can be very playful but will never run away from the herd.

 A merchant is a spoon, the people is the sea.

 People's smile is hotter than the sun.

 Eyes of a hundred people can warm you up better than the sun.

 A man can be more intelligent than his friends but cannot be wiser than the whole people.

 It is better to cook porridge for a hundred people that to be a boss for ten.

 One cannot put a plug on people's mouth.

 It is better to be a servant to six people than to be a leader of five.

 The people have sharp sight and generous hands.

 People's gratitude is a real grace.

 There is no people without the eldest.

 Who travels in other countries will be a critic, who wanders the forest will be a builder.

 There are no people without conflicts, there is no land without enemies.

 The people without thieves are like the land without wolves.

 There is no people without sons as there is no land without flowers.

 The people without a khan is like the land without mountains.

 The one who does not know his people cannot judge other people.

 Happiness does not run away from the people and craftiness cannot slip away from the people.

 A man is a guest in this life.

 If the people are united, there is no place for hostility.

 One cannot embrace the people's bosom.

 There is no wall the people can seize.

 A wolf cannot get enough of sheep and a man cannot get enough of thinking.

 One can better than a batyr but cannot be better than the people.