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10 вопросов к тексту на английском London is home to over 300 museums and galleries, making it the epicentre of culture and collections in the northern hemisphere. From the world's largest maritime museum to an art gallery in an old power station, London investigates the history of everything from boats to Botticelli's and mosaics to manuscripts. The British Museum is one of the greatest museums in the world. The British Museum is also the oldest museum in the world. It was founded in 1753. Its contents register over two million years of world history and culture. With over 94 galleries and thousands of artefacts, the British Museum enlightens visitors from around the globe. The most famous exhibits include the Elgin Marbles-sculptures from the Parthenon in Athens, Egyptian mummies and the Rosetta Stone. In the Reading Room, which was recently incorporated into the Great Court worked Karl Marx, Mahatma Ghandi and George Bernard Shaw.

Answer 1

1London is home to over 300 museums and galleries,isn't it?
2Is London the epicentre of culture and collections in the northen hemisphere?
3Is London maritime museum the world's largest or the smallest?
4What does London investigate?
5Where can you see mosaics and manuscripts?
6What museum in London is one of the greatest and the oldest museum in the world?
7When was the British Museum founded?
8What do the most famous exhibits include?
9Who worked in the reading room of the museum?
10What was the reading room incorporated into?

Answer 2

1. How many museums and galleries are there in London?
2. What makes London the epicentre of culture and collections in the northern hemisphere?
3. What are some examples of the types of history that can be investigated in London's museums?
4. Which museum in London is considered one of the greatest in the world?
5. When was the British Museum founded?
6. How many years of world history and culture are represented in the British Museum?
7. How many galleries are there in the British Museum?
8. What are some of the famous exhibits in the British Museum?
9. Who were some notable individuals who worked in the Reading Room of the British Museum?
10. What are some unique features of the British Museum's Great Court?