Read the text about “10, Downing Street”. Is the sentence true, false or not given?

Downing Street is in the centre of London. It is named after Sir George Downing, a soldier and a diplomat who served under the government of Oliver Cromwell.

At Number 10 you can find the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government and the official residence of the Prime Minister.

Now the Prime Minister is Theresa May, the second woman in the history of the UK leading the British government after Margaret Thatcher.

Number 10 Downing Street is situated in the city of Westminster, near Buckingham Palace. It became the residence and office of the Prime Minister in 1732. The building started in 1682 and was completed in 1684. It contains 100 rooms.

QUESTION: George Downing was in the military.

Read the text about “10, Downing Street”. Is the sentence true, false or not given?

Downing Street is in the centre of London. It is named after Sir George Downing, a soldier and a diplomat who served under the government of Oliver Cromwell.

At Number 10 you can find the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government and the official residence of the Prime Minister.

Now the Prime Minister is Theresa May, the second woman in the history of the UK leading the British government after Margaret Thatcher.

Number 10 Downing Street is situated in the city of Westminster, near Buckingham Palace. It became the residence and office of the Prime Minister in 1732. The building started in 1682 and was completed in 1684. It contains 100 rooms.

QUESTION: The Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street.

Read the text about “10, Downing Street”. Is the sentence true, false or not given?

Downing Street is in the centre of London. It is named after Sir George Downing, a soldier and a diplomat who served under the government of Oliver Cromwell.

At Number 10 you can find the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government and the official residence of the Prime Minister.

Now the Prime Minister is Theresa May, the second woman in the history of the UK leading the British government after Margaret Thatcher.

Number 10 Downing Street is situated in the city of Westminster, near Buckingham Palace. It became the residence and office of the Prime Minister in 1732. The building started in 1682 and was completed in 1684. It contains 100 rooms.

QUESTION: The current British Prime Minister is Margaret Thatcher.

Read the text about “10, Downing Street”. Is the sentence true, false or not given?

Downing Street is in the centre of London. It is named after Sir George Downing, a soldier and a diplomat who served under the government of Oliver Cromwell.

At Number 10 you can find the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government and the official residence of the Prime Minister.

Now the Prime Minister is Theresa May, the second woman in the history of the UK leading the British government after Margaret Thatcher.

Number 10 Downing Street is situated in the city of Westminster, near Buckingham Palace. It became the residence and office of the Prime Minister in 1732. The building started in 1682 and was completed in 1684. It contains 100 rooms.

QUESTION: Number 10 has got lots of shops nearby.

Read the text about “10, Downing Street”. Is the sentence true, false or not given?

Downing Street is in the centre of London. It is named after Sir George Downing, a soldier and a diplomat who served under the government of Oliver Cromwell.

At Number 10 you can find the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government and the official residence of the Prime Minister.

Now the Prime Minister is Theresa May, the second woman in the history of the UK leading the British government after Margaret Thatcher.

Number 10 Downing Street is situated in the city of Westminster, near Buckingham Palace. It became the residence and office of the Prime Minister in 1732. The building started in 1682 and was completed in 1684. It contains 100 rooms.

QUESTION: In 1728 the house was already the residence of the Prime Minister.

Read the text about “10, Downing Street”. Is the sentence true, false or not given?

Downing Street is in the centre of London. It is named after Sir George Downing, a soldier and a diplomat who served under the government of Oliver Cromwell.

At Number 10 you can find the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government and the official residence of the Prime Minister.

Now the Prime Minister is Theresa May, the second woman in the history of the UK leading the British government after Margaret Thatcher.

Number 10 Downing Street is situated in the city of Westminster, near Buckingham Palace. It became the residence and office of the Prime Minister in 1732. The building started in 1682 and was completed in 1684. It contains 100 rooms.

QUESTION: 10, Downing Street was built in 2 years.

Read the text about “10, Downing Street”. Is the sentence true, false or not given?

Downing Street is in the centre of London. It is named after Sir George Downing, a soldier and a diplomat who served under the government of Oliver Cromwell.

At Number 10 you can find the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government and the official residence of the Prime Minister.

Now the Prime Minister is Theresa May, the second woman in the history of the UK leading the British government after Margaret Thatcher.

Number 10 Downing Street is situated in the city of Westminster, near Buckingham Palace. It became the residence and office of the Prime Minister in 1732. The building started in 1682 and was completed in 1684. It contains 100 rooms.

QUESTION: The building has got lots of guestrooms.

An email from the U.S.A.

Read the following email from a British student and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

Hi Mary,

How are you? Sorry, I haven’t been in touch for a long time but I’ve been very busy since September. You asked how long I have been in the USA. About two months now. The family I’m staying with is great, especially their daughter, Kelly. She’s been really nice to me.

I want to tell you about Minnesota, where I’m living. People think of skyscrapers when they think of the U.S.A., but this area is totally different. Kelly’s family lives on a farm: there’s a nice river, big fields and a wood. The distances are enormous so you need a car and you can drive when you’re 14! Kelly has had her driving license for three years and she’s only 17 now!

School is interesting. The classes aren’t very difficult and there are hundreds of extra-curricular activities. I have to go now because it’s time for basketball. I love my teammates! I promise I’ll write again soon.

Love

Lucy

QUESTION: The addressee of the email is…

An email from the U.S.A.

Read the following email from a British student and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

Hi Mary,

How are you? Sorry, I haven’t been in touch for a long time but I’ve been very busy since September. You asked how long I have been in the USA. About two months now. The family I’m staying with is great, especially their daughter, Kelly. She’s been really nice to me.

I want to tell you about Minnesota, where I’m living. People think of skyscrapers when they think of the U.S.A., but this area is totally different. Kelly’s family lives on a farm: there’s a nice river, big fields and a wood. The distances are enormous so you need a car and you can drive when you’re 14! Kelly has had her driving license for three years and she’s only 17 now!

School is interesting. The classes aren’t very difficult and there are hundreds of extra-curricular activities. I have to go now because it’s time for basketball. I love my teammates! I promise I’ll write again soon.

Love

Lucy

QUESTION: How long has Lucy been in the U.S.A.?

An email from the U.S.A.

Read the following email from a British student and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

Hi Mary,

How are you? Sorry, I haven’t been in touch for a long time but I’ve been very busy since September. You asked how long I have been in the USA. About two months now. The family I’m staying with is great, especially their daughter, Kelly. She’s been really nice to me.

I want to tell you about Minnesota, where I’m living. People think of skyscrapers when they think of the U.S.A., but this area is totally different. Kelly’s family lives on a farm: there’s a nice river, big fields and a wood. The distances are enormous so you need a car and you can drive when you’re 14! Kelly has had her driving license for three years and she’s only 17 now!

School is interesting. The classes aren’t very difficult and there are hundreds of extra-curricular activities. I have to go now because it’s time for basketball. I love my teammates! I promise I’ll write again soon.

Love

Lucy

QUESTION: The family Lucy is staying with is…

An email from the U.S.A.

Read the following email from a British student and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

Hi Mary,

How are you? Sorry, I haven’t been in touch for a long time but I’ve been very busy since September. You asked how long I have been in the USA. About two months now. The family I’m staying with is great, especially their daughter, Kelly. She’s been really nice to me.

I want to tell you about Minnesota, where I’m living. People think of skyscrapers when they think of the U.S.A., but this area is totally different. Kelly’s family lives on a farm: there’s a nice river, big fields and a wood. The distances are enormous so you need a car and you can drive when you’re 14! Kelly has had her driving license for three years and she’s only 17 now!

School is interesting. The classes aren’t very difficult and there are hundreds of extra-curricular activities. I have to go now because it’s time for basketball. I love my teammates! I promise I’ll write again soon.

Love

Lucy

QUESTION: Where does the family live?

An email from the U.S.A.

Read the following email from a British student and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

Hi Mary,

How are you? Sorry, I haven’t been in touch for a long time but I’ve been very busy since September. You asked how long I have been in the USA. About two months now. The family I’m staying with is great, especially their daughter, Kelly. She’s been really nice to me.

I want to tell you about Minnesota, where I’m living. People think of skyscrapers when they think of the U.S.A., but this area is totally different. Kelly’s family lives on a farm: there’s a nice river, big fields and a wood. The distances are enormous so you need a car and you can drive when you’re 14! Kelly has had her driving license for three years and she’s only 17 now!

School is interesting. The classes aren’t very difficult and there are hundreds of extra-curricular activities. I have to go now because it’s time for basketball. I love my teammates! I promise I’ll write again soon.

Love

Lucy

QUESTION: What can Kelly already do?

An email from the U.S.A.

Read the following email from a British student and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

Hi Mary,

How are you? Sorry, I haven’t been in touch for a long time but I’ve been very busy since September. You asked how long I have been in the USA. About two months now. The family I’m staying with is great, especially their daughter, Kelly. She’s been really nice to me.

I want to tell you about Minnesota, where I’m living. People think of skyscrapers when they think of the U.S.A., but this area is totally different. Kelly’s family lives on a farm: there’s a nice river, big fields and a wood. The distances are enormous so you need a car and you can drive when you’re 14! Kelly has had her driving license for three years and she’s only 17 now!

School is interesting. The classes aren’t very difficult and there are hundreds of extra-curricular activities. I have to go now because it’s time for basketball. I love my teammates! I promise I’ll write again soon.

Love

Lucy

QUESTION: Lucy thinks lessons are…

An email from the U.S.A.

Read the following email from a British student and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

Hi Mary,

How are you? Sorry, I haven’t been in touch for a long time but I’ve been very busy since September. You asked how long I have been in the USA. About two months now. The family I’m staying with is great, especially their daughter, Kelly. She’s been really nice to me.

I want to tell you about Minnesota, where I’m living. People think of skyscrapers when they think of the U.S.A., but this area is totally different. Kelly’s family lives on a farm: there’s a nice river, big fields and a wood. The distances are enormous so you need a car and you can drive when you’re 14! Kelly has had her driving license for three years and she’s only 17 now!

School is interesting. The classes aren’t very difficult and there are hundreds of extra-curricular activities. I have to go now because it’s time for basketball. I love my teammates! I promise I’ll write again soon.

Love

Lucy

QUESTION: Lucy likes…

The October Plenty Festival

Read the following text about the October Plenty Festival and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

October Plenty is an autumn harvest festival which takes place each October in Southwark, south London. A colourful procession of medieval pageantry moves its way through the ancient streets of the Thames walkway to Borough Market. The procession is a joyful celebration of the passing seasons and the abundance of the harvest.

The procession starts from the Globe theatre and is led by the formidable Green Man who is traditionally a nature spirit in Celtic folklore.

Resembling a walking Christmas tree, the Green Man or “Berry Man” is decorated with fruits and leaves. The joy of this festival is that spectators are invited to join in with the

procession. The spectators are close enough to interact with the main protagonists. The costumes range from knights on horses, courtesans and jokers to lions, deer and bears.

The main character of the procession is the Corn Queene effigy which is decorated with the “horn of plenty” full of wheat, barley, grains, vegetables and leaves from Borough Market. Borough market joins in the festivities by holding its very own Apple Day celebrations. Apple tasting, apple bobbing and pinning wishes to the apple tree are just a few of the harvest activities offered.

QUESTION: October Plenty Festival takes place…

The October Plenty Festival

Read the following text about the October Plenty Festival and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

October Plenty is an autumn harvest festival which takes place each October in Southwark, south London. A colourful procession of medieval pageantry moves its way through the ancient streets of the Thames walkway to Borough Market. The procession is a joyful celebration of the passing seasons and the abundance of the harvest.

The procession starts from the Globe theatre and is led by the formidable Green Man who is traditionally a nature spirit in Celtic folklore.

Resembling a walking Christmas tree, the Green Man or “Berry Man” is decorated with fruits and leaves. The joy of this festival is that spectators are invited to join in with the

procession. The spectators are close enough to interact with the main protagonists. The costumes range from knights on horses, courtesans and jokers to lions, deer and bears.

The main character of the procession is the Corn Queene effigy which is decorated with the “horn of plenty” full of wheat, barley, grains, vegetables and leaves from Borough Market. Borough market joins in the festivities by holding its very own Apple Day celebrations. Apple tasting, apple bobbing and pinning wishes to the apple tree are just a few of the harvest activities offered.

QUESTION: Who leads the procession?

The October Plenty Festival

Read the following text about the October Plenty Festival and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

October Plenty is an autumn harvest festival which takes place each October in Southwark, south London. A colourful procession of medieval pageantry moves its way through the ancient streets of the Thames walkway to Borough Market. The procession is a joyful celebration of the passing seasons and the abundance of the harvest.

The procession starts from the Globe theatre and is led by the formidable Green Man who is traditionally a nature spirit in Celtic folklore.

Resembling a walking Christmas tree, the Green Man or “Berry Man” is decorated with fruits and leaves. The joy of this festival is that spectators are invited to join in with the

procession. The spectators are close enough to interact with the main protagonists. The costumes range from knights on horses, courtesans and jokers to lions, deer and bears.

The main character of the procession is the Corn Queene effigy which is decorated with the “horn of plenty” full of wheat, barley, grains, vegetables and leaves from Borough Market. Borough market joins in the festivities by holding its very own Apple Day celebrations. Apple tasting, apple bobbing and pinning wishes to the apple tree are just a few of the harvest activities offered.

QUESTION: The procession begins from…

The October Plenty Festival

Read the following text about the October Plenty Festival and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

October Plenty is an autumn harvest festival which takes place each October in Southwark, south London. A colourful procession of medieval pageantry moves its way through the ancient streets of the Thames walkway to Borough Market. The procession is a joyful celebration of the passing seasons and the abundance of the harvest.

The procession starts from the Globe theatre and is led by the formidable Green Man who is traditionally a nature spirit in Celtic folklore.

Resembling a walking Christmas tree, the Green Man or “Berry Man” is decorated with fruits and leaves. The joy of this festival is that spectators are invited to join in with the

procession. The spectators are close enough to interact with the main protagonists. The costumes range from knights on horses, courtesans and jokers to lions, deer and bears.

The main character of the procession is the Corn Queene effigy which is decorated with the “horn of plenty” full of wheat, barley, grains, vegetables and leaves from Borough Market. Borough market joins in the festivities by holding its very own Apple Day celebrations. Apple tasting, apple bobbing and pinning wishes to the apple tree are just a few of the harvest activities offered.

QUESTION: The Berry Man looks like a…

The October Plenty Festival

Read the following text about the October Plenty Festival and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

October Plenty is an autumn harvest festival which takes place each October in Southwark, south London. A colourful procession of medieval pageantry moves its way through the ancient streets of the Thames walkway to Borough Market. The procession is a joyful celebration of the passing seasons and the abundance of the harvest.

The procession starts from the Globe theatre and is led by the formidable Green Man who is traditionally a nature spirit in Celtic folklore.

Resembling a walking Christmas tree, the Green Man or “Berry Man” is decorated with fruits and leaves. The joy of this festival is that spectators are invited to join in with the

procession. The spectators are close enough to interact with the main protagonists. The costumes range from knights on horses, courtesans and jokers to lions, deer and bears.

The main character of the procession is the Corn Queene effigy which is decorated with the “horn of plenty” full of wheat, barley, grains, vegetables and leaves from Borough Market. Borough market joins in the festivities by holding its very own Apple Day celebrations. Apple tasting, apple bobbing and pinning wishes to the apple tree are just a few of the harvest activities offered.

QUESTION: During the procession spectators can…

The October Plenty Festival

Read the following text about the October Plenty Festival and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

October Plenty is an autumn harvest festival which takes place each October in Southwark, south London. A colourful procession of medieval pageantry moves its way through the ancient streets of the Thames walkway to Borough Market. The procession is a joyful celebration of the passing seasons and the abundance of the harvest.

The procession starts from the Globe theatre and is led by the formidable Green Man who is traditionally a nature spirit in Celtic folklore.

Resembling a walking Christmas tree, the Green Man or “Berry Man” is decorated with fruits and leaves. The joy of this festival is that spectators are invited to join in with the

procession. The spectators are close enough to interact with the main protagonists. The costumes range from knights on horses, courtesans and jokers to lions, deer and bears.

The main character of the procession is the Corn Queene effigy which is decorated with the “horn of plenty” full of wheat, barley, grains, vegetables and leaves from Borough Market. Borough market joins in the festivities by holding its very own Apple Day celebrations. Apple tasting, apple bobbing and pinning wishes to the apple tree are just a few of the harvest activities offered.

QUESTION: Borough Market participates in the festival by…

The October Plenty Festival

Read the following text about the October Plenty Festival and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Only one answer is correct.

October Plenty is an autumn harvest festival which takes place each October in Southwark, south London. A colourful procession of medieval pageantry moves its way through the ancient streets of the Thames walkway to Borough Market. The procession is a joyful celebration of the passing seasons and the abundance of the harvest.

The procession starts from the Globe theatre and is led by the formidable Green Man who is traditionally a nature spirit in Celtic folklore.

Resembling a walking Christmas tree, the Green Man or “Berry Man” is decorated with fruits and leaves. The joy of this festival is that spectators are invited to join in with the

procession. The spectators are close enough to interact with the main protagonists. The costumes range from knights on horses, courtesans and jokers to lions, deer and bears.

The main character of the procession is the Corn Queene effigy which is decorated with the “horn of plenty” full of wheat, barley, grains, vegetables and leaves from Borough Market. Borough market joins in the festivities by holding its very own Apple Day celebrations. Apple tasting, apple bobbing and pinning wishes to the apple tree are just a few of the harvest activities offered.

QUESTION: One of the Borough Market activities is…