English - pp 131 -133

1. The Giant’s Causeway is Northern Ireland’s ..... .

• a) symbol

• b) most famous landmark

• c) most picturesque place

2. The Giant’s Causeway was formed between 50 and 60 million years

ago by ..... .

• a) a flood

• b) an earthquake

• c) volcanic activity

3. The legend goes that a mythical Irish giant Finn MacCool built .....

to get to Scotland.

• a) the causeway

• b) the road

• c) a ship

4. When Benandonner woke up, he came across the causeway and was

intent on ..... .

• a) having breakfast with Finn’s family

• b) admiring the beauty of the sea

• c) fighting Finn

5. When Benandonner arrived Finn’s wife said ..... .

• a) he wasn’t at home

• b) they didn’t expect him to come

• c) her husband was busy

6. In 2008 the Giant’s Causeway was nominated ..... .

• a) the most picturesque site of the world

• b) one of the world’s seven natural wonders

• c) for Oscar

Ex 4 - 1. The base or the lowest part of the rock (cliff).

• a cliff foot

• to announce

Ex 4 - 2. To leave a person or a place very quickly, because you are afraid of

a possible danger.

• to flee ( fled back)

• a causeway

Ex 4 - 3. A raised road or a path across water or the wet ground.

• to stick out off

• a causeway

Ex 4 - 4. To tell people something officially, especially about a decision, plans.

• to announce

• hexagonal