Question

Вставте подходящие слова в пропуски. regular, the limits of the city, notable, dendrological, at the head of, are situated in Parks of St. Petersburg Saint Petersburg is home to numerous parks and gardens, some of the most famous of which _____________ the southern suburbs, including one of the largest English gardens of Europe in Pavlovsk. Sosnovka is the largest park within ______________ proper, occupying 240 ha. The Summer Garden is the oldest one, dating back to the early 18th century and designed in the __________ style. It is situated on the southern bank of the Neva ______________ the Fontanka and is famous for its cast iron railing and marble sculptures. Among other ____________ parks are the Maritime Victory Park on Krestovsky Island and the Moscow Victory Park in the south, both commemorating the victory over Nazi Germany in the Second World War, as well as the Central Park of Culture and Leisure occupying Yelagin Island and the Tauride Garden around the Tauride Palace. The most common trees grown in the parks are the English oak, Norway maple, green ash, silver birch, Siberian larch, blue spruce, crack willow, limes and poplars. Important _____________collections dating back to the 19th century are hosted by the Saint Petersburg Botanical Garden and the Park of the Forestry Academy.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. are situated in

2. the limits of the city

3. notable

4. at the head of

5. regular

6. dendrological

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Saint Petersburg is home to numerous parks and gardens, some of the most famous of which are situated in the southern suburbs, including one of the largest English gardens of Europe in Pavlovsk. Sosnovka is the largest park within the city limits, occupying 240 ha. The Summer Garden is the oldest one, dating back to the early 18th century and designed in the regular style. It is situated on the southern bank of the Neva at the head of the Fontanka and is famous for its cast iron railing and marble sculptures. Among other notable parks are the Maritime Victory Park on Krestovsky Island and the Moscow Victory Park in the south, both commemorating the victory over Nazi Germany in the Second World War, as well as the Central Park of Culture and Leisure occupying Yelagin Island and the Tauride Garden around the Tauride Palace. The most common trees grown in the parks are the English oak, Norway maple, green ash, silver birch, Siberian larch, blue spruce, crack willow, limes, and poplars. Important dendrological collections dating back to the 19th century are hosted by the Saint Petersburg Botanical Garden and the Park of the Forestry Academy.