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Climate

True/false/not stated?

1. Climate is the weather in a certain place over a short period of time.

2. There is no country in the world larger then Russia.

3. Climate in Russia is different in different parts.

4. The usual winter temperature in Moscow is -10o C.

5. The coldest place in the world is in Russia.

6. Winters are very short and warm in the taiga zone.

7. The climate has changed, the weather has become colder.

8. The reason(причина) of these changes is the greenhouse effect.

9. All heat goes back into space.

10. People have cut down 200000 km2 of rainforest.

This Fragile Planet.

True/false/not stated?

1. Environment is everything around us.

2. The air, the soil, the water are all part of the environment.

3. There are no serious ecological problems nowadays.

4. Sea water was more dangerous many years ago.

5. The French government tests nuclear weapons in the Pacific Ocean.

6. Britain has never dumped industrial waste into the North Sea.

7. People can die if they drink poisoned water.

8. Most of the pollution in big cities comes from smoking people.

9. Skin cancer can be caused by ultraviolet radiation.

10. Holes in the ozone layer are the result of air pollution.

11. We can see nuclear pollution.

12. We need 2 litres of water every day.

England

True/false/not stated?

1. The UK is the tenth country in the world according to its population.

2. There are 7 cities in the world larger than London.

3. The scenery is the same in all the UK.

4. England is the largest part of the UK.

5. There are 5 parts in England.

6. The Southeast is the largest part of England.

7. Windsor, Dover and Brighton are historical cities.

8. The main passenger ports and airports are in the Southeast.

9. Heathrow is the largest airport in the world.

10. The Southeast is an industrial region, there are no resorts here.

Royal London

True/false/not stated?

1. Buckingham Palace is the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II.

2. The Mall is a department store.

3. The Mall is three miles long.

4. You have to buy tickets to get into the royal parks.

5. London Zoo is in Hyde Park.

6. King Henry VIII had six wives and killed all of them.

7. King Henry VIII was head of the Church of England.

8. Elizabeth was Henry VIII’s sister.

9. When Elizabeth was a queen the country became very powerful.

10. There is a monument to Queen Victoria in front of Buckingham Palace.

11. Victoria’s reign was the longest in the English history.

12. After her husband’s death she lived in London.

13. In the Royal Albert Hall you can listen to classical music.

14. V&A is a theatre.

Who Rules the Country?

True or false?

1. The War of Independence ended in 1775.

2. The Constitution describes the powers of the government.

3. The US government is like a mountain.

4. The people of the US are like a trunk.

5. The people of the US make American laws.

6. The Congress makes the laws.

7. The Senate and the House of Representatives are the parts of the Congress.

8. There are 435 members in the Senate.

9. The number of senators depends on the number of people living in the state.

10. The Congress has a lot of powers.

US Presidents

True or false?

1. George Washington is the first President of the USA.

2. George Washington’s father was a planter.

3. His family was rich.

4. When George was eleven, his father left his wife and children.

5. He was a land measurer.

6. During the Revolutionary War George was a major in militia.

7. He was brave, honest and wise.

8. George had a big plantation at Mount Vernon.

9. He served two terms.

10. George Washington died in 1799.

11. Abraham Lincoln was born in Kentucky.

12. Abraham Lincoln’s family was poor.

13. Abe’s mother died and his father never married again.

14. Abe was fond of reading.

15. He was very strong.

16. In Illinois he worked in the library.

17. Abe’s friend advised him to study medicine.

18. Abe was called “honest Abe” by people.

19. In 1861 Lincoln was elected to the House of Representatives.

20. He ended slavery.