Question

Вставьте вместо пропусков a/an, the or - . In 1831 on the island of Lewis, a man called Malcolm Macleod from 2_ _ town of Pennydonald in Scotland found 3_ _ old box of pieces for playing 4_ _ game of chess on 5_ _ empty beach near 6_ _ town. some say his cow found 7_ _ box! 8_ _ pale, red and white figures of kings, soldiers and horses are large and very beautiful. 9_ _ Norwegian artist probably made them in around 1150 because at that time, 10_ _ island was part of Norway. He used 11_ _ teeth of 12_ _ whales and painted half of them red. You can see 13_ _ Lewis Chessmen in 14_ _ museums in Edinburgh and London.

Answer 1

In 1831 on the island of Lewis, a man called Malcolm Macleod from the town of Pennydonald in Scotland found an old box of pieces for playing a game of chess

on an empty beach near the town. some say his

cow found the box! pale, red and white figures

of kings, soldiers and horses are large and very beautiful. a Norwegian artist probably made them in around 1150 because at that time, the island was part of Norway. He used the teeth of whales and painted half of them red. You can see Lewis Chessmen in the museums in Edinburgh and London.

Answer 2

In 1831 on the island of Lewis, a man called Malcolm Macleod from the town of Pennydonald in Scotland found an old box of pieces for playing the game of chess on the empty beach near the town. Some say his cow found the box! The pale, red and white figures of kings, soldiers, and horses are large and very beautiful. A Norwegian artist probably made them in around 1150 because at that time, the island was part of Norway. He used the teeth of whales and painted half of them red. You can see the Lewis Chessmen in museums in Edinburgh and London.