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A. The climate of Great Britain isgenerally mild and humid because ofthe Gulf Stream, which brings warmwater and air across the Atlantic fromthe Gulf of Mexico. That means that itis never too hot or cold, too wet or dry.
B. The winds bring rain from theAtlantic to the hills of the west. Thatmeans that the west of Britain is wetterthan the east. The average rainfallduring the year is more than 1,600 mmin the mountainous areas of the west and north, but less than 800 mm overthe central and eastern parts. It rarely snows heavily in winter. Snow doesnot stay for long, except in the Scottish Mountains. November, Decemberand January have the least sunshine — only an hour a day in northernScotland and two hours a day on the south coast of England.
C. The southern parts of England and Wales are usually a little warmerand sunnier than the rest of the country. Average temperatures are from4 °С in January to 16 °С in July and August. During a normal summer, thetemperature sometimes rises above 25 degrees in the south.
D. The weather in Great Britain is so changeable that the British often saythey have no climate but only weather. They also say they have three variantsof weather: when it rains in the morning, when it rains in the afternoon,or when it rains all day long. In general, weather is a favourite topicof conversation in the UK.

houses,influenced,masterpiece,symphony,took place,tuneless and complicated D.Shostakovich was born on 25 September .1906 in St Petersburg. His father was an engineer and his mother was a pianist and give him his first piano lessons. When he was 13 he became a pupil of the famous 1)______Alexander Glazunov at the Petrograd Conservatoire, Shostakovich was happy because he liked Glazunov’s music a lot. D.Shostakovich wrote his first 2)________in 1925 and it was performed all over the world. Every year until he died Shostakovich celebrated its 3)____________as the moment when his life changed forever . Shostakovich’s second Symphony 4)__________in 1927. It was an experimental work with a 5)_________ ending when the choir sang «To October « by Alexander bezymensky . In the years of the Great Terror (in the late 1930s) his music was criticized, the critics said it was 6)__________ .In December 1941 ,D. Shostakovich (who lived in besieged Leningrad) wrote his most famous “Leningrad Symphony”. It is a real 7)_________. Its first night 8)______________ in the besieged city in 1942. Though Shostakovich’s works were a great success and played to 9)___________ in Russia and in the West, he suffered from criticism of the official powers. Many specialists think that the conflict with the powers 10)___________ his music very much. D. Shostakovich died in 1975 in Moscow. His son Maxim, a well known 11)____________ ,helps to popularize his father’s music by working with the best world orchestras. Even now many orchestras 12)_____________ to perform Shostakovich’s music