Places of Interest in Great Britain
Britain is rich in its historic places which link the present with the past. The oldest part of London is Lud Hill, where the city is originated. About a mile west of it there is Westminster Palace, where the king lived and the Parliament met, and there is also Westminster Abbey, the coronation church. Liverpool, the "city of ships", is England's second greatest port, ranking after London. The most interesting sight in the Liverpool is the docks. They occupy a river frontage of seven miles. The University of Liverpool, established in-1903, is noted for its School of Tropical Medicine. And in the music world Liverpool is a well-known name, for it's the home town of "The Beatles". Stratford-on-Avon lies 93 miles north-west of London. Shakespeare was born here in 1564, and here he died in 1616. Cambridge and Oxford Universities are famous centres of learning. Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument, presumably built by Druids, members of an order of priests in ancient Britain. Tintagel Castle is King Arthur's reputed birthplace. Canterbury Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of
Canterbury, head of the Church of England. The British Museum is the largest and richest museum in the world. It was founded in 1753 and contains one of the world's richest collections of antiquities. The Egyptian Galleries contain human and animal mummies. Some parts of Athens' Parthenon are in the Greek section. Madam Tussaud's Museum is an exhibition of hundreds of life-size wax models of famous people of yesterday and today. The collection was started by Madam Tussaud, a French modeller in wax, in the 18th century. Here you can meet Marilyn Monroe, Elton John, Picasso, the Royal Family, the Beatles and many others: writers, movie stars, singers, politicians, sportsmen, etc.
Questions:
1. What is the oldest part of London?
2. What is Westminster Palace?
3. What is called "city of ships"?
4. Why is Stratford-on-Avon famous?
5. What are the famous centres of learning,
6. What is Stonehenge?
7. Who is the head of Church of England? What is his seat?
8. What is the largest and the richest museum in the
world? What unique collections does it contain?
9. What can one see in Madam Tussaud's Museum?
Отзыв к книге Гари Потер и философский камень
Объяснение:
I recently read a book by English writer Joan Kathleen Rawlings, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. It is simply impossible to break away from this book. Harry is the child of sorcerers who died from the power of Voldemort or the Famous One. He was taken into the care of his aunt and uncle. They hid the truth all the time, but one day Hagrid, Hogwarts' bodyguard, showed up. They went shopping and there a lot of people recognized Potter by the scar (lightning). When Harry arrived at the sorcerer's school, he divided everyone into a list of friends and enemies. Quirrell was his favorite teacher, and Snape was terrible. They were completely different. But one day everything turned upside down. When Harry's friends found out about the Philosopher's Stone, they were worried that Snape would be able to steal it. So we went in search. It turned out that the stone was not stolen by Snape, but by Voldemort in Quiller's body, but Harry was not confused and ran away from the sorcerer.
1. You should be quiet in the library. 2.You mustn't play with your food in the canteen.
3. You shouldn't run in the corridors.
4. You must be attentive in the classroom.
5. You should be careful in a school yard.
6. You must listen to your teacher in the gym.
Объяснение:
1. Вы должны вести себя тихо в библиотеке.
2.Вы не должны играть с едой в столовой.
3. Вы не должны бегать по коридорам.
4. Вы должны быть внимательны в классе.
5. Вы должны быть осторожны в школьном дворе.
6. Вы должны слушать своего учителя в спортзале.