История и культура стран изучаемого языка (на иностранном языке) - ответы на вопросы

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____was the last of the Tudors, dying unmarried and childless, after a long and successful reign.

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In 1914 Britain entered ....

What is the population of the UK?

• 59 million people
• 276 million people
• 147 million people

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Elizabeth's powerful image was as Gloriana the .... – a golden-haired, white-faced icon in jewels and spectacular dresses.

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The highest peak in the Highlands and in all Britain is ....

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One of the most famous Celtic myths about .... and his Round Table of Knights has remained an inspiration to romantic imaginations since the legends were first developed in the Dark Ages.

What is the Scottish symbol?

• The Leek
• The Red Rose
• The Thistle

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... is a prehistoric complex on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire.

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The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a … … . It has either a king or a queen – as its Head of State, but the power of the monarch is limited by the country’s constitution. In practice, the monarch reigns, but does not rule.

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When Charles I threw out the petition of Parliament, the Royalists, or the ..... stood for the King and the Puritan or .... stood for Parliament.

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Comparing the significance of the event to that of the Bolshevik revolution, a Russian diplomat once said to an English diplomat: 'You had your 1917 in ... .'

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In 1952 Queen ...... ... came to the throne. Her coronation in 1953 is the first national event to be seen by millions on television.

Type two words using capital letters where necessary. The great genius, ....... ...... , wrote brilliantly the shortcomings of Victorian England in his novels.

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…., South London, is a famous place, where the annual open lawn tennis championships are held. The tournaments are regarded as the most important tennis events in the world.

Match the countries to their capital cities.

1. Canada
2. New Zealand
3. England
4. The United States of America
5. Australia • Canberra
6. Northern Ireland
7. Scotland
8. Wales
9. Ottawa
10. Wellington
11. London
12. Wellington
13. Belfast
14. Edinburgh
15. Cardiff

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.... Theatre was an octagonal structure with an unroofed yard in the centre where the ‘groundlings’ stood. The theatre is a famous theatre built in 1599 on the south bank of the Thames, London, in which Shakespeare’s greatest plays were first performed.

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From the start, Margaret Thatcher’s autocratic style earned her the nickname of the “… …”.

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.... rebellion of the seventeenth century divided the nation in civil strife, setting class against class, creed against creed, and neighbour against neighbour.

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... is an epic in Old English.

Type one word using capital letters where necessary. __is the name of the royal family that ruled Scotland from 1371 to 1603 and Britain from 1603 to 1649 and from 1660 to 1714.

What is the longest river of the UK?

• The Severn
• The Lena
• The Thames

Type one to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules. During the years 1488 to 1603, English life changed dramatically. The .... system disappeared, and overseas commerce transformed England into a wealthy and powerful nation.

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The .... of England followed William the Conqueror's victory in 1066

Type three words using capital letters if it is necessary according to the rules. After nearly 20 years of marriage to .... (the widow of his elder brother, Arthur), Henry VIII still lacked the one thing he wanted more than anything else – a son.