THE HISTORIE OF ENGLAND

The River Thames is known all over the world.The Tower of London isn’t used as a prison today.Are the Crown Jewels kept at BuckinghamPalace?1.- WRITE SENTENCES ABOUT THE TOWER BRIDGE WITH THE WORDS BELOW. USE THE PRESENT SIMPLE PASSIVE.1.Tower[r]

English Banana.comTest Your Research SkillsMore Interesting Place Names 2Below is a list of towns and villages in England, Scotland and Wales.However, among the real place names there are up to ten fake names. Usingan atlas of Great Britain, find any fake names and put a[r]

Thanksgiving History FactsA ship, called “Mayflower”, took off at September 6 th1620, with 102 people (the pilgrim) and 30 crewmembers on board to the new world of America, latercalled “New England”.The pilgrim had been traveling for 65reached the new world[r]

••Sheep can fly -TrueThere are poisonous snakes in England-FalseCheltenham..(or town of your choice) is next to the sea-FalseDogs have four legs-TrueThe Queen of England is called Elizabeth-TrueThere are 13 full moons in the year-TrueRabbits eat meat-FalseFi[r]

Everyone had told me that England was fascinating so when I arrived in London, Iknew I would have had a great time.My first stop was the Tourist Centre, where I went as to find out about places tovisit and sights of an interest. I was given such a useful information that I was a[r]

Injured through jousting, used a chair that washauled up and down stairs on a block andtackle system by servants at the ancientWhitehall Palace in London.During Henry VIII's thirty-eight year reign, hemore than 70,000 people excuted. Thatworks out as an average of just over fiveevery d[r]

E. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and John LockeAccessibility: Keyboard NavigationCritical Thinking: RememberDifficulty: 2Teaching Emphasis: The ConstitutionText Answer Hint: The Creation of the United States of America26. (p. 40) Why were the new state constitutions[r]

94. The Japanese first developed fake food in the 1920s to introduce people tounfamiliar West dishes.a. Japaneseb. developedc. ind. West--> d95. David was a young man who working in an office in a big city.a. wasb. whoc. workingd. an--> c96. He decided to have a holiday i[r]

Because the shoreline isthe intersection of the air, land, and water, the physical interactions whichoccur in this region are unique, very complex, and difficult to fully underAs a consequence, a large part of the understanding of the beach and[r]

quietauthoradultsaloneinterviewdreamsall over the worldGood things happened to Joanne.All her____ cametrue.2. J.K.Rowling is an _____ . She writes books.3. Joanne was not a noisy child. Shewas_______ .4. Joanne lived ______ .She didn't live withanother person.5. Joanne had a meeting about a n[r]

Read the passage and choose the correct answers:
The Hubble Space Telescope was named in honor of Edwin Hubble, a famous astronomer.
Hubble was born in 1889. His early life was quite ordinary. There is little hint of the remarkable work he would eventually do. In fact, it appeared that Hubble was[r]

I. Objectives
By the end of this lesson , Ss can know something about England.
Helps sts understand sth about English and have the effective ways to learn it.
II. Teaching aids.
Book, planning, picture
III. Procedure
A. Class organization.
Greeting.
Checking attendance: 7A4…………………..
B. New less[r]

English Banana.comTest Your Research SkillsThings to Do in LondonComplete each sentence below using one of these words:Bankside / Buckingham / Chelsea / Cleopatra’s / Covent / Cromwell / DowningEye / Globe / Harrods / Hyde / James’s / Pancras / Parliament / Regent’sSouth / Thames / Threadneed[r]