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How many times and when does the English Queen celebrate her birthday? 3. Why is the rain-coat called "Macintosh"?4. Who sat at the famous Round Table"?5. What's the name of the English police?6. Who founded the museum of wax figures?7. What's the nickname of London Underground?8. What's the name of the national flag of the UK?10. Whom does the God save in the English Anthemпж ответ на английском на любой вопрос который сможете ПОСМОТРИТЕ СКОЛЬКО БАЛЛОВ Я ДАЮ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)2 times

5)Metropolitan Police Service

6)Madame Tussauds

7) underground

8)Union Jack

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Answer 2

1. The English Queen, Queen Elizabeth II, celebrates her birthday twice a year. Her actual birthday is on April 21st, and her official birthday is celebrated on the second Saturday in June.

2. The raincoat is called a "Macintosh" after its inventor, Charles Macintosh, a Scottish chemist and inventor who developed the waterproof fabric used in these coats in the early 19th century.

3. The famous Round Table is associated with the legends of King Arthur, and it is said that King Arthur and his knights sat at the Round Table. However, whether King Arthur and the Round Table actually existed is a matter of debate, as they are part of Arthurian legend and mythology.

4. The English police are commonly known as "bobbies" or "bobby constables." The formal name for the police force in England is "Her Majesty's Police Service," and it is divided into various territorial police forces, such as the Metropolitan Police in London.

5. Madame Tussauds is the founder of the museum of wax figures. Her full name was Marie Tussaud, and she was a French artist and sculptor known for her wax sculptures.

6. The nickname of the London Underground is often referred to as "The Tube." This nickname comes from the shape of the tunnels used for the underground train system.

7. The national flag of the United Kingdom is commonly known as the "Union Jack." It consists of a combination of the flags of England (the St. George's Cross), Scotland (the St. Andrew's Cross), and Northern Ireland (the St. Patrick's Cross).

8. The British national anthem is "God Save the Queen" (or "God Save the King" when a male monarch is reigning). The anthem is a patriotic song that asks God to protect and save the monarch.

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