Question

Переведите пожалуйста, срочно!! В. Comprehension Check. Complete the sentences.      1. Scotland forms... a) a part of England; b) a part of the United States; c) a part of the United Kingdom.      2. The Northern tribes... a) began to settle in Scotland in the 11th century; b) lived in Scotland before the coming of the Romans; c) came to Scotland together with the Normans.      3. Mary Stuart... a) was a Queen of the United Kingdom; b) was the Queen of Scots; c) was not a queen.      4. The kilt... a) is a musical instrument; b) is a form of national dancing; c) is a type of national dress. C. Answer the questions.       1. What is the population of Scotland?       2. Why was the Great Wall built?       3. Why are there so many castles in the country?       4. What have you learnt about the Highlands?

Answer 1

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1) c 2) a 3) c 4) c

1.The population of Scotland is 5 million and 454 thousend hundreds.

2.To protect people from enemies.

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Answer 2

1. Scotland forms... c) a part of the United Kingdom.
2. The Northern tribes... b) lived in Scotland before the coming of the Romans.
3. Mary Stuart... b) was the Queen of Scots.
4. The kilt... c) is a type of national dress.

C. Answer the questions.

1. What is the population of Scotland? I'm sorry, but I don't have access to real-time data, and my knowledge cutoff is in September 2021. As of that time, the population of Scotland was around 5.4 million.

2. Why was the Great Wall built? The Great Wall of China was built for various reasons, including defense against invasions and raids from nomadic tribes, protection of trade routes, and as a symbol of national unity.

3. Why are there so many castles in the country? Scotland has many castles due to its turbulent history and conflicts between clans and nations. Castles were built as defensive structures to protect territories and serve as strongholds for rulers.

4. What have you learned about the Highlands? The Highlands refer to the mountainous region in the northern part of Scotland. It is known for its rugged landscapes, beautiful lochs (lakes), and rich cultural heritage. The Highlands are also associated with tartan, bagpipes, and the Scottish Gaelic language. The region is popular among tourists for its natural beauty and outdoor activities such as hiking and wildlife watching.