1the uniqueness of the city was formed … mediterranean humanism between east and west.a) due to b) under the infl uence of c) with the help of2 in the heart of old lviv there are plenty of houses, which are … .a) worth your attention b) founded in 1735 c) named after the famous lvivians3 prince danylo of halych built … .a) a marvelous royal palace b) solemn building of the national university c) a castle for his son leo4 theatre named after m. zankovetska is built in the style of … a) renaissance b) classicism c) rococo5 the city centre is located in a place which is picturesquely surrounded by a) seven hills b) plenty of houses c) different christian churches6 over 80 beautiful domes and towers of sacral buildings are opened to your eye from … .a) the rynok square b) st. george cathedral c) the high castle7 in the museum pharmacy, which was founded in 1735, you can taste some …a) dishes of ukrainian cuisine b) european wines c) ‘iron wine’ 8 liberty avenue in the south direction is crowned with the marvelous …a) curtain “parnasus” by h. siemiradzki b) opera house c) solemn building of the national university9 the lychakiv cemetry is …a) a museum in the open b) a place for the jewish community c) a place built in “austrian period’10 … guarantees enjoyable stay at the city.a) technological development b) historical development c) good service
In the west the British Isles are washed by the Atlantic Ocean. The Irish Sea separates Great Britain from Ireland.
The United Kingdom consists of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
The Northern part of the island of Great Britain (Scotland) is occupied by the mountains which are called the Highlands of Northern Scotland and the Southern Uplands with the Central Lowland of Scotland between them. The Highlands of Northern Scotland are divided into the North- western Highlands and the Grampians. The highest mountain in Great Britain is Ben Nevis; it is situated in the Grampians.
The Pennines are the mountains situated in the central part of the island of Great Britain, the Pennines are separated from the Southern Uplands by the valley of the river Tyne. TheTyne flows into the North Sea.
Wales is the mountainous part of Great Britain. It is occupied by the Cambrians. The highest mountain in the Cambrians is Snowdon.
The longest river in Great Britain is the Severn. It rises in the Cambrians and flows into the Bristol Channel.
The Thames in not so long as the Severn but it is the most important river in Great Britain. London, the capital of the United Kingdom, is situated on theThames.
was founded in 1857. The park is not very large but it is rich in trees, green bushes, beautiful flowers and small lakes. Central park is famous for its outdoor activities.
People can run, jog, ride their bikes and roller skate on the numerous park's roads. There are many baseball fields and courts for tennis and volleyball. Central Park has two ice skating rinks. Children like walking in the park because it is full of amazing playgroungs. There is also a zoo with a penguin house and a polar bear pool in the park. Each summer, visitors can enjoy performances and music concerts in the park. Hundreds of people visit Central Park every day.
1.Where is Central Park situated? - In New York.
2. Is Central park large? - No, it isn't large.
3. What is it famous for? - For its outdoor activities.
4. Can people run, jog, ride their bikes and roller skate on the
numerous park's roads? - Yes, they can.
5. Why do children like walking in the park? - Because there are many playgrounds and a zoo.
6. When can visitors enjoy performances and music concerts in the park?
- In summer.