Question

Установи соответствие. Используйте каждую тему только один раз. В задании одна тема лишняя. This text deals with a person who gave London 1) a famous sea victory. 2) a lot of heautiful buildings. 3) u lot of plays. 4) fine music. 5) nice clothes. 6) a special name for rubber boots. The The home of famous people London has been the home of many famous Englishmen. Some were born there. Some lived there all their lives, Others lived in London only for a short time but all gave something to this great city. A) Born in Stratford upon Avon, William Shakespeare also lived in London. He lived there for more than twenty years. He acted at the Globe Theatre and wrote his plays in London. Most of his plays written there are popular nowadays. B) Sir Christopher Wren, the architect, spent most of his life in London. He designed many churches, including St. Paul's Cathedral. He also designed palaces and fine houses. C) famous London figure is is the of the famous seamen. Admiral Lord Nelson. He is a special memorial in Trafalgar Square. The monument consists of a very tall column. On top of it stands a figure of Nelson. It is called Nelson Column. D) The Duke of Wellington is a famous general, who led the army at the battle of in 1815, People also know him because they wear rubber boots called Wellington fonts. His house stands at Hyde Park Corner. know it as Number One, London, The Duke of Wellington and Nelson are buried in St. Paul's Cathedral. E) George Frederick Handel arrived in London in 1710. He became famous when he composed "The Messiah" and "The Music for the Royal Fireworks". Like many other great artists, Handel is buried in Westminster Abbey.

Answer 1

Ответ:1 C

2 B

3 A

4 E

5-

6 D

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. A famous sea victory - Admiral Lord Nelson. He is known for giving London a famous sea victory and has a special memorial in Trafalgar Square, the Nelson Column.

2. A lot of beautiful buildings - Sir Christopher Wren. He designed many churches, including St. Paul's Cathedral, as well as palaces and fine houses.

3. A lot of plays - William Shakespeare. He lived in London for more than twenty years, acted at the Globe Theatre, and wrote his plays there.

4. Fine music - George Frederick Handel. He became famous in London for composing "The Messiah" and "The Music for the Royal Fireworks."

5. Nice clothes - There is no direct mention of anyone contributing to London's fashion or clothing in the provided text.

6. A special name for rubber boots - The Duke of Wellington. He is known for leading the army at the Battle of Waterloo and is associated with Wellington boots, which are named after him.

The extra topic that doesn't correspond to anyone in the text is "nice clothes."