Listen again. Choose the correct answers to the questions.
1 What do we learn about Berdibek's
childhood?
a His parents didn't have any work.
b His parents were poor, but there was
always enough food.
c It was especially difficult when his
mother died.
2 What do we learn about the jobs that
Berdibek did?
a He was a teacher all his life.
b He had a lot of different jobs.
c He stopped teaching to join the army.
3 The book My Name is Kozha was ...
a Berdibek's very successful book.
b the first book that Berdibek wrote.
c the last book that Berdibek wrote.
4 Berdibek's big success was when ...
a his book appeared in many different
languages.
b the film from his book won a prize.
c he wrote a book about a film.
If you look at the map of Europe you will see that Great Britain is not large. It takes 6 hours to travel in a fast train, from London, the capital of England, to Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland. And the June from London to Plymouth takes a little over 4 hours by train.
There are 4 part of Great Britain England, the capital is London, Scotland the capital is Edinburgh, Wales the capital is Cardiff and Northern Island the capital is Belfast. Great Britain lies not far from continent. It is separated from Europe by the North Sea and England Channel. The channel in it's narrowest part The Strait of Dover is only 32 kilometers.
Great Britain has a very good geographical position, as it lies on the crossways of the sea routes from Europe to other parts of the World.
The sea connects Britain with most European countries such as: Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Norway, Russia and some other countries. The main sea route from Europe to America also passed thought the channel.British climate is mild and damp. It often rains frogs are quit frequent especially in the West and south-west. The Gulf Stream a warm ocean current warms to seas around the British coast moderating the climate, giving it cold Summers mild winters. The temperature in winter seldom falls below zero and the field and meadow are green all year round.
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In[ин] 1768 was[воз] his[хиз] first[фё:ст] trip[трип] around[эʹраунд] the[зэ] world[вё:лд].
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