Question

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1. ______ Mall is a wide avenue leading from .. .Trafalgar Square to ______ Buckingham
Palace, the residence of the English kings.
2. The centre of ______ City is represented by three buildings: ______ Mansion House,
______ Royal Exchange and ______ Bank of ______ England.
3. When will he arrive at ______ Heathrow airport?
4. ______ Bolshoi Theatre is famous for its ballet performances.
5. ______ Princess Diana stayed at ______ Hilton Hotel.
6. People coming to London often do shopping in ______ Oxford Street.
7. ______ London Zoo is situated in ______ Regent Park in London.
8. If you are interested in churches and historical places, you should by no means see ______
Westminster Abbey, ______ Houses of Parliament, ______ St. Paul’s Cathedral and ______
Tower.
9. ______ British Museum is famous for its library, one of the richest in the world.
10. The English Parks – ______ Hyde Park, ______ Kensington Gardens and ______ Kew
Gardens where you forget that you are in the city, struck me most of all.
11. Julius Caesar founded ______ Tower of London.
12. Across the road from ______ Westminster Abbey is ______ Westminster Palace, the seat of
______ British Parliament.
13. My train leaves from ______ Waterloo Station at 2.10 a.m.
14. ______ West End is the symbol of a wealthy and luxurious life.
15. If you like art galleries you should go to ______ National Gallery and ______ Tate.
16. Where do you live? – I live in ______ High Street.
17. On ______ Wednesday ______ Financial Times published an article about the situation in
______ North Korea.

18. Are you going to stay at ______ St. Marcus Hotel? – No, at ______ Plaza Hotel.
19. If you want to do shopping, go to ______ Oxford Street or ______ Bond Street.
20. In ______ north there are ______ Cheviots. These are the mountains which separate ______
England from ______ Scotland.

Answer 1

1. **The Mall** is a wide avenue leading from **Trafalgar Square** to **Buckingham Palace**, the residence of the English kings.

2. The centre of **the City** is represented by three buildings: **the Mansion House**, **the Royal Exchange**, and **the Bank of England**.

3. When will he arrive at **Heathrow** airport?

4. **The Bolshoi Theatre** is famous for its ballet performances.

5. **Princess Diana** stayed at **the Hilton Hotel**.

6. People coming to London often do shopping in **Oxford Street**.

7. **London Zoo** is situated in **Regent Park** in London.

8. If you are interested in churches and historical places, you should by no means see **Westminster Abbey**, **the Houses of Parliament**, **St. Paul’s Cathedral**, and **the Tower**.

9. **The British Museum** is famous for its library, one of the richest in the world.

10. The English Parks – **Hyde Park**, **Kensington Gardens**, and **Kew Gardens** where you forget that you are in the city, struck me most of all.

11. Julius Caesar founded **the Tower of London**.

12. Across the road from **Westminster Abbey** is **Westminster Palace**, the seat of **the British Parliament**.

13. My train leaves from **Waterloo Station** at 2.10 a.m.

14. **The West End** is the symbol of a wealthy and luxurious life.

15. If you like art galleries you should go to **the National Gallery** and **the Tate**.

16. Where do you live? – I live in **High Street**.

17. On **Wednesday**, **the Financial Times** published an article about the situation in **North Korea**.

18. Are you going to stay at **St. Marcus Hotel**? – No, at **Plaza Hotel**.

19. If you want to do shopping, go to Oxford Street or Bond Street.

20. In the north there are the Cheviots. These are the mountains which separate England from Scotland.

Answer 2

1. The Mall, Buckingham Palace
2. The City, Mansion House, the Royal Exchange, the Bank of England
3. Heathrow
4. The Bolshoi Theatre
5. Princess Diana, the Hilton Hotel
6. Oxford Street
7. London Zoo, Regent's Park
8. Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul's Cathedral, the Tower
9. The British Museum
10. Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Kew Gardens
11. The Tower of London
12. Westminster Abbey, Westminster Palace, the British Parliament
13. Waterloo Station
14. The West End
15. The National Gallery, the Tate
16. High Street
17. Wednesday, the Financial Times, North Korea
18. St. Marcus Hotel, the Plaza Hotel
19. Oxford Street, Bond Street
20. the north, the Cheviots, England, Scotland