8. What is the origin of the word "Christmas"? Name the Latin phrase from which the word "Christmas" was derived

describe in writing your last journey mentioning:
a) when it happened;
b) where you travelled to;
c) means of transport you used;
d) the persons you went with;
e) the places you visited;
f) your impressions about the journey

will you choose/

name the characters and say if you like them what is the end of the story? what is the main idea and how do you understand it? did you like the story?why?

population of the country? 6) What are the most famous places to enjoy the beauty and power of wild America? 7) What mighty rivers of the USA do you know? 8) What big mountain chains can you name? 9) What attracts people to the Grand Canyon? 10) Why do people say that the US is a young country? 11)What do the authors of the text say about Americans likes and interests? 12)How do you understand the phrase''' The US is a big melting pot '''?

2. Big Ben is: (20 euros)

a) a clock; b) a horse; c) an animal in the zoo; d) seven streets;

3. Piccadilly Circus is the meeting point of: (50 euros)

a) four streets: b) six streets; c) five streets; d) seven streets

4. The changing of guard happens every day at: (100 euros)

a) 12.30; b) 12 o'clock; c) 11.30 A.M; d) 10 o'clock;

1. Great Britain is divided into: (10 euros)

a) three parts; b) five parts; c) four parts; d) two parts;

2. What is a Piccadilly Circus? (20 euros)

a) a circus; b) a square; c) a street; d) a house;

3. What is the tower of London now? (50 euros)

a) a prison; b) a museum; c) a house; d) a fortress.

4. The name of the Palace where the Queen lives is: (100 euros)

a) The Tower of London; b) the White House; c) the Windsor palace; d) the Buckingham Palace;

the Volga do you know? 5. Who founded the capital of Russia? When? 6. What is the heart of Moscow? 7. What can you say about the birch tree?