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The castle has been (1) owned by the Carnarvon family
since 1679, and the Earl and Countess Carnarvon currently
live there. In 2010, film director Julian Fellowes, a close
friend of the family, was planning a new TV series about an
aristocratic family and their servants during the early 20th
century. While he was staying at Highclere Castle, he realized
that it would be the perfect place to set his historical drama,
and the castle was (2) into Downton Abbey,
the home of the fictional Crawley family. The series was a
huge success and it has been sold all over the world. Both
the interior and exterior scenes were shot in and around the
castle itse.
In the second TV series the castle is used as a hospital during
the First World War. These scenes are (3) on
a real-life event. In 1914, Lady Almina Carnarvon allowed
soldiers who had been wounded to be looked after in the
castle.
Go there
Highclere Castle and gardens are open to the public during
the Easter and summer holidays, and on many Sundays
and public holidays from 10.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Visit the
Egyptian Gallery which contains many objects brought back
from his travels by Lady Almina’s husband, the fifth Earl of
Carnarvon, who famously discovered the tomb of the young
Pharaoh Tutankhamun. www.highclerecastle.co.uk
B Cortlandt Alley New York, USA
In Hollywood’s version of New York City, the giant metropolis
is full of secret alleys where crimes take place, and criminals
are chased by the police. In fact there are hardly any alleys
in New York today at all. One of the few remaining ones,
Cortlandt Alley, has been (4) for almost all the
alley scenes in films and TV series that are set in New York.
Films with scenes that were shot there include Crocodile
Dundee and Men in Black 3, and TV series like Blue Bloods,
Boardwalk Empire, NYPD Blue, and Law & Order.
Go there
Thousands of tourists want to be (5) in Cortlandt
Alley. It is on the edge of Chinatown, in Manhattan, between
Franklin Street and Canal Street. In fact it is a perfectly
safe place to visit. In real life, it is not (6)
by gangsters, but is the home for perfectly respectable
businesses such as the New York Table Tennis Federation
Training Center.
Christ Church College
Oxford, UK
This wonderful 16th century college,
with a spectacular tower, which was
(7) by the famous architect
Sir Christopher Wren, has an important
connection with children’s literature. It was
at Christ Church that Charles Dodgson,
professor of mathematics, first met the
children of the Dean (the head of the
College). He used to tell them stories, and
was (8) by one of the girls,
Alice, to write Alice in Wonderland, in
1865, under the pen-name of Lewis Carroll.
Many years later, Christ Church was used
as the setting for several film adaptations
of some other famous children’s books,
the Harry Potter novels. The first time
Harry and his friends enter Hogwarts, they
walk up the Christ Church staircase where
Professor McGonagall is waiting for them
at the top. The dining room in Hogwarts is
the Christ Church Dining Hall. It could not
be used for filming, because it was being
used by students at the time, so it was
recreated in a studio.
Go there
Visitors are (9) throughout
the year. However, as the college is a
working academic institution, some areas
may occasionally be closed to the public.
1) Alice met a Chisire Cat and decidet to go to visit a March Hare.
2) Near the March Hare's house were Hatter, the March Hare and Dormouse between them.
3) Alice sat in one of the chairs, March Hare offer a lemonade, but it wasn't any lemonade.
4) Then the girl saw the watch with butter inside it. 5) The watch tells the day of the month, but it doesn't tell the time, it was funny for Alice.
6) Hatter wanted a clean cup and said: "let’s all move round the table!”
7) When they stoped Alice had a dirty cup in front of her.
8) Alice was so angry that she walked away from the table.
9) “What a stupid tea party!" she said.
The way our life was a few years ago is different from today. The point is that life of mankind has always been in a constant process of changing. Therefore, it is natural to assume that everyone changes. As the days go by, people have new achievements and learn new things.
Is there any difference between myself ten years ago and my present self? Yes! There are a lot of differences! They are not only external such as growth, weight and strength but internal as well. I’ve become more independent, and of course cleverer. Consequently, I have my own opinion ondifferent problems which helps me to solve them. So, a lot of things in my life depend on my decisions.
Step by step I have been developing physically and spiritually. I’ve always been fond of sports. When I went to primary school, I learned to do simple things: to run, to jump, to swim, to dance and even to fight. When I was a child, I went in for gymnastics, karate, swimming, boxing, judo and playing chess. Today, I remain very active. I’ve started developing my skills in playing sport games. I think I’m a good football, basketball, volleyball and table tennis player. Doing sports helps me to keep fit and to make my spirit stronger.
As for my studies I noticed how hard it is to learn more and more subjects at school. Sometimes it seems to me that the list of them is endless and that I have no power but I have no time to despair as the more you are doing now the more you’ll achieve in future. I’m good at math, physics and foreign languages. I have won a lot of prizes in these fields. Besides sports, studies also build my character.
Thus, we see that our past, our present and our future are closely interconnected. Undoubtedly, by the age of 15 I’ve achieved some progress but nevertheless, I’m not going to stop improving myself.