Question

22 Read the answers to the following questions from the text.1. Who is the Head of State in Britain?2. Does the Queen rule the country?3. What does the Queen do?4. What do you know about the Royal Family?5. What countries were included into the British Empire at thebeginning of the 20th century?6. What happened in 1949?7. Who does the real power in Britain belong to?8. What do you know about the British Parliament?9. Why is the House of Lords important?10. How often do the British people elect members of the House ofCommons? даю 45 баллов срочно!!!​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. The queen is the head of the state.

2. The queen doesn’t rule the country.

3. She travels about the United Kingdom and meet people.

4. The Royal family consists of the Queen and her husband, her son Prince Charles, Princes Anna and Princess Margaret.

5. At the beginning of the century India, Pakistan, Ceylon were included in the British Empire.

6. In 1949 Britain and the former colonies founded the Commonwealth.

7. The real power in Britain belongs to the British Parliament and to the British Government.

8. The British Parliament consists of the House of Lords and the House of Commons.

9. The House of Lords is very important because it can offer and change laws.

10. The British elect the House of Commons every five years.

Answer 2

1. The Head of State in Britain is the Queen.

2. No, the Queen does not rule the country.

3. The Queen performs ceremonial duties such as opening Parliament, meeting with foreign dignitaries, and honoring individuals for their achievements.

4. The Royal Family is a prominent feature of British culture and history, with members regularly participating in ceremonial events and charities.

5. At the beginning of the 20th century, the British Empire included countries such as India, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

6. In 1949, Newfoundland joined Canada, effectively ending Britain's control over the island.

7. The real power in Britain belongs to the government, which is led by the Prime Minister.

8. The British Parliament is composed of two houses: the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

9. The House of Lords is important because it serves as a check on the power of the House of Commons, ensuring that laws passed are in the best interest of the country.

10. The British people elect members of the House of Commons every five years.