КАРПЮК 6 КЛАС НУШ UNIT 7 ГР 3

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

1.The Tower of London was built in the 10th century.

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

2. Big Ben is the name of the clock tower, not just the bell.

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

3. The London Eye was opened in 2000.

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

4. Buckingham Palace has always been the home of the British king.

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

5. The Crown Jewels have been kept in the Tower of London for many years.

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

6. The Changing of the Guard ceremony is a new tradition.

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

7. The writer took photos of Big Ben.

Read the letter and decide if the statements are True or False.

Dear Anna,

I hope you are doing well! I want to tell you about my trip to London. It’s an amazing city with so many famous places. Some of them were built hundreds of years ago, but they are still very popular.

First, I visited the Tower of London. It was built in the 11th century and was used as a palace, a prison, and even a zoo! Now it’s a museum. The Crown Jewels have been kept there for centuries. Many tourists have visited this place, and I loved seeing its history.

Next, I saw Big Ben. The clock tower was completed in 1859, and its name has been used for the Great Bell inside. It’s so famous! Millions of photos have been taken of it, and I took some too.

I also rode the London Eye. It was opened in 2000 and is a huge Ferris wheel. Since then, thousands of people have enjoyed the beautiful views from the top. It was really exciting!

Finally, I went to Buckingham Palace, where the king lives. The palace was first used by Queen Victoria in 1837. The Changing of the Guard ceremony has been watched by tourists for many years, and I saw it too—it was very impressive!

London’s famous places were built long ago, but they are still wonderful. I have learned so much about British history. I hope you can visit London one day too!

8. The Tower of London was never used as a prison.

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

1. What is the main purpose of Nora's letter?

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Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

2. Which city was Nora's first stop?

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

3. What did Nora think about French croissants?

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

4. "The Eiffel Tower ___ a long time ago."

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

5. "I ___ already ___ real French croissants."

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

6. Choose the correct passive sentence:

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

7. Why might Nora suggest traveling together next time?

Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi Ed,

How are you? I’m writing to tell you about my trip to Europe. It was amazing! Many interesting places were seen, and I have so many stories to share.

First, I arrived in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was built a long time ago, but it still looks modern. Near here, I stayed in a small hotel. I have already tried real French croissants—they’re so tasty! Opposite my hotel, there was a bakery with the best bread.

Then, I went to Rome. The streets are full of history! The Colosseum was visited by thousands of tourists every day. Next to it, I saw ruins of ancient buildings. I have also thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain—they say it means I’ll return to Rome one day.

After that, I traveled to Barcelona. The famous Sagrada Família church was started more than 100 years ago. On the corner of the street, I drank fresh orange juice at a small café. I have walked along the beach too—the sea was beautiful!

My last stop was Amsterdam. The old houses there were built very close together. I took a boat tour away from the noisy center to quieter canals. Near here, I found a cozy bookstore with English books.

I have taken so many photos! Europe is wonderful. Have you ever been there? Maybe we can go together next time!

Write back soon,

Nora

8. Where was the bakery located in Paris?