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13. Ukraine and society. 1. Quiz. 1)
The greatest
coffee-drinkers in the world live in this country. a)
Italy b) Finland c) Germany 2)
Smoked herring is a speciality of this country. a)
Ireland b) Denmark c) Sweden 3)
The capital of this
country is one of the few European cities that went through two world wars
without architectural loss. a)
The Czech Republic
b) Austria c) Italy 4)
It is the closest
country to Africa. a)
Italy b) Spain c) Greece 5)
This country is
covered by the rail network, the densest not only in Europe but also in the
world. a)
Belgium b) France c) Germany 6)
The largest number
of castles is in this country. a)
France b) The Czech Republic c) Belgium 7)
This country has the
highest settlement in Europe above sea level. a)
Norway b) Romania c) Austria 8)
It is the
northernmost country in Europe. a)
Norway b) Finland c) Sweden 9)
The largest castle
in the world is situated there. a)
Austria b) France c) The Czech Republic 10)
The largest Royal
Palace in the world is situated in this country. a)
The Netherland b) Great Britain c) Belgium 11)
Country that is the
European champion in the number of bars, restaurants and nightclubs. a)
The Netherland b) Spain c) France 12)
Vinnufossen is the highest
waterfall in Europe (860 m). a)
Italy b) Austria c) Norway 13)
One of the local
temples has no analogues in the world and is made of ... human bones! It is the famous Kostnica. a)
Italy b) Poland c) The Czech Republic 14)
Transport in this
country is the most comfortable and cleanest. a)
France b) Belgium c) Great Britain 15)
St. Peter's Basilica
is the largest Christian church in the world. a)
Italy b) France c) Spain 16)
The oldest gold treasure
in the world has been found on the territory of this country. a)
Italy b) Bulgaria c) Greece 2. Match holidays and their definitions. a)
St. Valentine
Day f) Christmas b)
Guy Fawkes Day g) Women’s Day c)
Easter h)
Halloween d)
Shrove Tuesday i) Mother’s Day e)
Flamenco Fair j) Bastille Day 1.
This day
commemorates the plot to blow up some government building. 2.
It is the annual
festival commemorating the birth of the Savior and observed by Orthodox
Church on January, 7 and by other Christian churches on December, 25. 3.
This holiday gives
children their chance to show their love and respect to their mothers. 4.
On this day people
send special cards to somebody they love and also give them symbolic gifts.
It is not an official holiday, but usually observed by all romantic people. 5.
This holiday is
marked on the evening of preceding All Saints Day and is especially loved by
children who on this day enjoy wearing strange costumes and getting treats. 6.
This holiday is the
chief Christian feast which celebrates the resurrection of Christ and is held
on the first Sunday after the first full moon that comes after the spring
equinox. 7.
These are Pre-Lent
spring festivities usually accompanied by making and eating pancakes. 8.
This holiday
originated as the day of struggle for women’s rights. 9.
This holiday is a
commemoration of the Storming of the prison back in 1789. It has turned into
a globally-recognized event with Air Force displays, fireworks, parades and
festivals. 10.
The feast of Saint
Matthew is the last big party of the long hot summer. This is combination of
cattle fair by day and dancing, drinking and a fair by night. 3. Guess the famous people. 1.
The Prime Minister
who was called “Iron Lady”. 2.
Dynamite was
invented by this scientist. 3.
The navigator who landed in the New
World in 1492. 4.
The composer who
couldn’t hear at the end of his life. 5.
The famous ancient doctor
who was the founder of modern medicine. 4. Watch videopresentation
and decide which statements are true/false. Äîäàòîê 5. 1.
You can see Michelangelo’s David and other great works of Renaissance
arts in the various museums in Florence. 2.
Venice is also a
shopper’s haven. 3.
If you visit Veniceon January, letting go of all your inhibitions is
the only way to enjoy Carnevale, the city’s most
famous festival. 4.
In the month of
April to May, will be the best part of the year to see the Holland’s famous
tulips in full bloom. 5.
London is a haven
for art lovers, history buffs, and Broadway fans. 6.
Madrid is also a
biker’s paradise. 7.
Paris also has the
Montparnasse to offer for jazz lovers and countless cafes and restaurants. 8.
Hyde Park and
Serpentine Lake are situated in Paris. 9.
Amsterdam is
Europe’s answer to New York and you won’t lack for entertainment at any time
of the night. 10.
Venice is an
antique, car-free city with love in the air 24/7. |
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