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Tony Mitchell is 12. He s at Merton secondary school. He s in class 2b. He does English, maths, geography and skience.

What is the difference between the United Kingdom, Great Britain and the British Isles? Answer the questions.

• What are the British Isles? Where are they situated? What states are situated in the British Isles?
• What is the UK? What countries is the UK made up of?
• What is Great Britain? What countries is Great Britain divided into?
• What is the make up of the population of the UK?
• What languages are spoken in the UK?

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A group of students came up with the idea of making a school club to help save the environment. Tanya Brunton, Alicia Morton, Gina Montgomery, Clive Forsyth, Jim O'Sullivan and Carl Johnson created the Nature Madness Club and won the award for the best student work.

At first their club only had 30 members, but word soon got around that Nature Madness was fun and less than a month later they had over 300 students. Now, they are thinking of asking for the help of students from other schools.

Nature Madness members took part in lots of after-school activities. They took classes to find out about pollution, recycling and conservation. The whole team helped to make the classes more interesting by using pictures and videos and so on. After that, the members organised different events and activities such as recycling or clean-up days, planting trees, and helping stray animals.

The mayor gave each student a gold medal for their good work. Their teacher, Barbara Mac Alpine, said at the ceremony, "I'm very proud of my students. They show that you don't have to wait until you're grown up to do important things."

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natural and built heritage and protect the environment against pollution from industry and other sources. Britain helps international organizations on environmental protection. The Government controls over waste air pollution litter noise and water pollution.The National Rivers Authority is responsible for the control of water pollution in England and Wales.The south-west coast of Wales was seriously affected by one of Britains largest oli pollution incidents in 1996. oli leaked into the sea. However a major clean-up operation was done.

the large hands are 14 feet. The bell weighs 131\2 tons and the hammer which strikes it weighs 8 tons. The Tower itself is 318 feet high and you have to go up 374 steps to reach the top. Name the Tower or, at least, the bell. 2) This building is the City's greatest monument and Sir Christopher Wren’s masterpiece. It was built in 1675-1708 and was the fifth church put on the same site. 3) It was built in the 18th century and rebuilt later by the architect John Nash. The first Queen to live there was the young Queen Victoria. Above the State Entrance is the central balcony where the Royal Family appears on occasions of national importance. The Royal Standard flying over the building is the sign that the Queen is in the residence. 4) There is another famous picture gallery in London (besides the National Gallery). It is named after its founder – a sugar manufacturer. The Gallery has rich collections of pictures by 16th century English artists as well as paintings by foreign painters of the 19- 20th centuries (impressionists and post impressionists). It also has a large sculpture collection. 5) This Concert Hall is a circular brick building under a glass-and-metal roof. The Hall was built in 1867-1871. It is a big concert hall, seating 8,000. It is used for concerts, athletic events, for public gathering and other functions. 6) This Shop was built in 1567. It was described by Charles Dickens in his novel of the same title. The shop still sells curios. 7) This area is in the centre of the west End of London. It was named in commemoration of the victorious naval battle of 1805, in which a famous English admiral was fatally wounded. 8) This building long continued to be both a fortress and a palace. It was also a prison. Now it is simply Britain’s most famous and most visited historic building. According to tradition it is guarded by the Yeoman Warders. Task 6. Look at the photos below. What holiday are Englishmen celebrating? What do you know about this holiday (history, date of celebration, how they celebrate it etc. Not more than 15 sentences, 15 points)? Task 7. Prepare a travel itinerary for your future vacation in Britain. It must be on a separate sheet of paper (not more than A4), colourful, interesting, unordinary. Mark on it the cities and places that you found very interesting and really want to visit. Tell us why you chose these cities, what attractions you will see there, what cultural events took place there, etc (30 points). Task 8. Now we are waiting for your own task about the USA. If it is interesting and unusual we will use it in our next contest “Stars and Stripes”. Don’t also forget about your opinion (5 points).