Question

1 Marco Polo/live/Did/Venice/in? Did Marco Polo live in Venice? Yes, he did.2 he/Asia /travel/his mother and father/Did/to/with?3 the/Kublai Khan/court/of/they/Did/visit?4 stay/they/Asia/17 years/Did/in/for?5 Marco Polo/Did/explore/China/all/of?6 1295/he/Did/return/Venice/to/in?7 people/his/stories/enjoy/Did?8 he/Did/die/1326/in?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 Did Marco Polo live in Venice? Yes, he did.  

2 Did he travel to Asia with his mother and father?  No, he did not.    

3 Did they visit the court of Kublai Khan?  - Yes, they did.    

4 Did they stay in Asia for 17 years?  - Yes, they did.      

5 Did Marco Polo explore all of China?  - Yes, he did.      

6 Did he return to Venice in 1295?  - Yes, he did.      

7 Did people enjoy his stories?  - Yes, they did.      

8 Did he die in 1326? - No, he did not.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Yes, Marco Polo did live in Venice. He was a Venetian merchant and adventurer who traveled extensively in Asia from 1271 to 1295. He spent 17 years in China, during the reign of Kublai Khan, and returned to Venice in 1295 .

Marco Polo's family, including his father Niccolò and uncle Maffeo, were traders who had established friendly relations with Kublai Khan. They traveled east to the Mongol emperor's summer residence, Shangdu, and returned to Europe as his ambassadors .

Marco Polo's journey to China was preceded by the prolonged odyssey of his father and uncle all the way to Peking and back. They were well received by Kublai Khan and retained their services for several years. In 1269, they were sent to Rome as his envoys with a request that the Pope send 100 Europeans to share their knowledge with him .

Marco Polo's travels were recorded in his book "Il Milione", also known as "The Travels of Marco Polo". This book opened new vistas to the European mind and was widely used in the late 15th and the 16th centuries, during the age of the great European voyages of discovery and conquest .

Marco Polo's account of his travels is one of the most important travel documents ever written. He described not only the places he visited but also the people, cultures, and customs he encountered. His descriptions were often embellished or recounted stories he heard from other travelers .

After his return to Venice, Marco Polo married, raised three daughters, and for about 25 years, carried on the family business . He died in 1324 in Venice .

Answer 3

1. Yes, Marco Polo did live in Venice. He was born in Venice in 1254 and spent his early years there before embarking on his famous journey to Asia.

2. When Marco Polo traveled to Asia, he did so with his mother and father. They were Venetian merchants and embarked on their journey to Asia in 1271.

3. During their travels in Asia, Marco Polo and his family did visit the court of Kublai Khan. Marco Polo's detailed accounts of his experiences in China and his interactions with Kublai Khan became popular and widely read in Europe.

4. Marco Polo and his family stayed in Asia for about 17 years. They lived in China and were among the few Europeans to have direct contact with the Mongol Empire.

5. Marco Polo did explore and document many parts of China during his time there. His book, "The Travels of Marco Polo," provides a detailed account of the geography, culture, and customs of China.

6. In 1295, Marco Polo did return to Venice. After his long journey and numerous adventures in Asia, he finally made his way back to his hometown.

7. Marco Polo's stories about his travels in Asia were indeed enjoyed by people. His book gained significant popularity and sparked great interest in Asia and its cultures among Europeans.

8. Marco Polo did die in 1324 in Venice. He had a long and eventful life, and his legacy as one of the greatest explorers in history continues to be celebrated.