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МатематикаВопрос:
14. Correct the statements. 1. The largest cities in Wales are Glasgow, Oxford and Belfast. 2. Hogmanay is the largest festival of Welsh culture. 3. The Patron Saint of Wales is St. George. 4. Edinburgh is the capital city of Wales. 5. The national flag displays a green unicorn on a red background. 6. Wales has two symbols - the rose and the thistle. 7. There are many valleys and plains in the Welsh scenery. 8. Snowdonia is named after the biggest city - Snowdon.
Ответ:
Here are the corrected statements:
1. The largest cities in Wales are Cardiff, Swansea and Newport.
2. Hogmanay is the largest festival of Scottish culture.
3. The Patron Saint of Wales is St. David.
4. Cardiff is the capital city of Wales.
5. The national flag displays a red dragon on a white and green background.
6. Wales has two symbols - the daffodil and the leek.
7. There are many valleys and plains in the Welsh scenery. (Correct)
8. Snowdonia is named after the biggest city - highest mountain - Snowdon.
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- 15. Wordsearch. Fing 13 things associated with Wales.
- 16 a) Fill in the missing words. Two words aren't needed. Geoffrey of Monmouth, a prominent 1. ______ of the Catholic Church, played a 2. ______ role in shaping British historical 3. ______ and popularizing the 4.______. King Arthur. His most 5. ______ work, "The History of the 6. ______ of Britain", made a significant 7. ______ to this
- 16 b) Change the words on the right into suitable grammar form. Roald Dahl's short 1. ______ are cherished for STORY 2. ______ unexpected endings, and his children's THEY books 3. ______ for their unsentimental, dark, KNOW often darkly comic mood, in which adults play the enemies of 4. ______ characters. Everybody YOUNG 5. ______ Dahl for "Charlie and the Chocolate RECOGNIZE Factory". The story goes back to the 6. ______ childhood while 7. ______ at Repton School in STUDY Derbyshire. Famous Cadbury confectionery company often 8. ______ experimental samples of SEND 9. ______ products to school students in IT exchange for their feedback and ratings.
- 16 c) Find the mistakes (grammar or lexical) in each line. Robert Recorde was responsible on introducing the equals sign (=) A B C in 1557 as well as popularizing the previous existing plus (+) and A B C minus (-) symbol among English-speaking audiences. A B C
- 16 d) Change the words into suitable lexical forms. George Everest was a 1. ______ surveyor and BRITAIN geographer who served as 2. ______ General of INSPECT India. In 1865, the Royal 3. ______ Society GEOGRAPHY 4. ______ Peak XV, which at that time had only NAME recently been 5. ______ as the highest peak in RECOGNITION the world, "Mount Everest" in his honor. George Everest was not 6. ______ related to the DIRECT mountain, which he had never seen. However, it was he who hired Andrew Scott Waugh, who conducted the first official 7. ______ of the mountain, and OBSERVE Radhanath Sikdar, who made 8. ______ of its CALCULATE 9. ______ HIGH
