Question

ПОМОГИТЕ СРОЧНО ПОЖАЛУЙСТА According to historical stories, two Rothschild brothers, Nathan and Jacob, wanted to (1) _____the news first. They also had one interesting (2) ______: pigeons. The pigeons took messages from one place to the other. When French (3) ______ Napoleon came back in 1815, all the banks were waiting for the result of the Battle of Waterloo. Who will win? Napoleon’s French army or Wellington’s English army? The Rothschild brothers were (4) ______ in London and Paris. At the beginning of the (5) ______ Napoleon was stronger but then he lost. The pigeons from Paris flew to London to (6) ______ Nathan Rothschild that Wellington won. Nathan got the news 24 hours earlier than other people in London. But he began to sell his bank papers in the bank and everybody (7) _____ that Napoleon was the winner. As a result, a lot of businessmen sold their bank papers. At the same time, the Rothschilds’ people (8) _____ all the bank papers for little money. Only a few days later, everyone in England learned that Napoleon (9) _____ the battle. In one day, the Rothschilds had £40 million. Since then they (10) _____ an important role in British economy. A. hobby B. inform C. lost D. learn E. ruler F. bought G. played H. battle I. thought J. waiting

Answer 1

Ответ:1. Learn

2. Hobby

3. Ruler

4. Played

5. Battle

6. Inform

7. Thought

8. Bought

9. Waiting

10. Lost

Объяснение: всем желаю 5

Answer 2

According to historical stories, two Rothschild brothers, Nathan and Jacob, wanted to (1) inform the news first. They also had one interesting (2) hobby: pigeons. The pigeons took messages from one place to the other. When French (3) ruler Napoleon came back in 1815, all the banks were waiting for the result of the Battle of Waterloo. Who will win? Napoleon’s French army or Wellington’s English army? The Rothschild brothers were (4) based in London and Paris. At the beginning of the (5) battle Napoleon was stronger but then he lost. The pigeons from Paris flew to London to (6) inform Nathan Rothschild that Wellington won. Nathan got the news 24 hours earlier than other people in London. But he began to sell his bank papers in the bank and everybody (7) thought that Napoleon was the winner. As a result, a lot of businessmen sold their bank papers. At the same time, the Rothschilds’ people (8) bought all the bank papers for little money. Only a few days later, everyone in England learned that Napoleon (9) lost the battle. In one day, the Rothschilds had £40 million. Since then they (10) played an important role in the British economy.