Greenwich

a GR8 plc»? a) plane; b) plate; c) plan; d) place
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the following statement: It's a powerful story that keeps you

interested. a) fiction; b) folklore; c) diary; d) poetry.

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of famous people? a) The national Gallery; b) The Tate Gallery;

c) Madam Tussaud's; d) The British Museum.

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Cathedral; b) St. Paul's Cathedral; c) St. Sophia Cathedral; d)

St. Basil 's Cathedral.

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in one of the cities of Scotland. Do you know

the name of the city? a) Glasgow; b) Aberdeen; c) Dundee; d) Edinburgh

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wouldn't eat. a) fruit; b) cabbage; c) paprika;

d) fried chicken.

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hockey? a) paddle; b) basket; c) puck; d) racket.
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junk food? a) hamburger with French fries; b) porridge; c) apple pie;

d) chicken soup.

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illnesses: a very high temperature, a bad headache, cough. Try

to make a diagnosis. a) allergy; b) food poisoning; c) a common cold; d) flue.

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not a bad name. a) had cured; b) is cured; c)

has cured; d) was cured.

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racing takes place every spring on the Thames. Who takes

part in the competitions? a) schoolchildren; b) teachers; c) students; d) professional sportsmen.

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of countries: Russia, Bilorus, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova? a) Turkey; b)

Ukraine c) Latvia; d) Greece.

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is a motorhome? a) motorbike; b) motorcycle; c) bus d) caravan.
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film; b) a western; c) a comedy; d) a war film.
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stays in a corner? a) postcard; b) letter; c) stamp d) badge;
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Kensington Gardens, St James's Park, Jardins des Champs-Ely sees? a) Hyde

Park; b) Kensington Gardens; c) St James 's Park; d) Gardens of Champs-Elysees.

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with the noun «vase». Choose the correct variant. a) It's a

new large white Chinese vase. b) It's a large white new Chinese vase. c) It's a large new white Chinese vase. d) It's a white large new Chinese vase.

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It consists of a group of structures surrounded by two

stone walls. It has served as a fortress, a palace, and a prison. Today it's a national monument and museum. a) The Tower of London; b) Buckingham Palace; c) Westminster Abbey; d) StPaul's Cathedral.

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books. Read them carefully. Which of them is a detective

story? a) Once upon a time there lived in the north country a certain poor man and his wife, who had two cornfields, three cows, five sheep and thirteen children. b) The animal that lives the longest life is the tortoise. It sometimes lived between 300 and 400 years. c) The bag of a missing forty-year-old man was found abandoned in the wood in the morning as police continued to search for the man. d) The teacher asks the schoolboy why his homework in English is always better than his German one. The boy's answer is «It 's because my mummy does not know German».

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an eagle with wings outspread. It holds in the left

claw a bundle of... and an olive twig in the right claw. a) books; b) sticks; c) rods; d) firewood.

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