Question

Use the definite article where necessary. 1 Aberdeen is a port in northeast Scotland and the centre of oil industry in North Sea.
2. The central area and the highest point in the ancient Greek city of Athens is Acropolis. 3. The longest riv C er of the world is.. Nile, and Amazon is the second largest river. Their rival is, of course, Mississippi, the longest river of USA, that starts in Rocky Mountains.
4. The sound of Big Ben striking is well-known to all people in Britain.
5. The highest peak of British Isles is. Ben Nevis, situated in Grampian Mountains of Scotland.
6. Cambrian Mountains are a group of mountains running from north to south across the middle of Wales.
7. The building where US Congress meets is called Capitol as it is situated on... Capitol Hill. 8. Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island in New York harbour is a statue of a woman holding a torch. It represents freedom and was given to USA by France in 1884 to celebrate American and French revolutions.
9. Lake Superior is the largest of... Great Lakes on the border between Canada and USA. The other four are Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario.
10. Trafalgar Square is the natural centre of London where several streets meet including... Pall Mall and Charing Cross Road. It is as famous as Red Square in Moscow.​

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1. Aberdeen is a port in northeast Scotland and the centre of the oil industry in the North Sea.

2. The central area and the highest point in the ancient Greek city of Athens is the Acropolis.

3. The longest river in the world is the Nile, and the Amazon is the second-largest river. Their rival is, of course, the Mississippi, the longest river in the USA, that starts in the Rocky Mountains.

4. The sound of Big Ben striking is well-known to all people in Britain.

5. The highest peak of the British Isles is Ben Nevis, situated in the Grampian Mountains of Scotland.

6. The Cambrian Mountains are a group of mountains running from north to south across the middle of Wales.

7. The building where the US Congress meets is called the Capitol as it is situated on Capitol Hill.

8. The Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island in New York Harbor is a statue of a woman holding a torch. It represents freedom and was given to the USA by France in 1884 to celebrate the American and French revolutions.

9. Lake Superior is the largest of the Great Lakes on the border between Canada and the USA. The other four are Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario.

10. Trafalgar Square is the natural center of London where several streets meet, including Pall Mall and Charing Cross Road. It is as famous as Red Square in Moscow.