This document contains 12 sections that pose questions about famous people, places, events, and objects from history. The questions cover a range of topics including famous artists, politicians, holidays, landmarks, inventions, and more. The questions are designed to test the reader's knowledge of people and events from different time periods and locations around the world.

1. What?
Where?
When?

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5. Name this famous people:
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8. Look at the scene.
It is a holiday.
1.What holiday is it?
2.In what country is it celebrated?
3. When is it celebrated?

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10. Who was described in the next
sentences?
1. This famous artist invented his own style:
the black hat, the cane, the big shoes and
the funny gait.
2. Her best friend was a father. She loved
him very much. He gave her daughter a
good upbringing. She grew up the Iron
Lady. She was a politic.

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12. BLACK BOX

13. There is one thing in this box
which was brought by a famous
English traveller Sir Walter Railegh
from his trip to America. He
borrowed it from American
Indians and since that time it has
always been very popular in
Europe.

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15. Blitz

16. 1) What river does London stand on?
2) How old is London?
3) What animal is the symbol of the English
might or strength?
4) Where does the monarch of the UK live?
5) What plant is the symbol of England?

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18. Look at the tray.
What is it?

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20. BLACK BOX

21. In this box there is
something that in Russian is
called by the name of a very
popular British sport game.
What is there in the box?

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23. Super
blitz

24. 1. Who was the first American
president?
2. What river is the capital of the USA
situated on?
3. At first Native Americans were called…
4. Whose portraits are printed on
American dollars?
5. What animal is the symbol of the

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26. You lived in London in 1890. You were a
bad-reputed man and your behavior was so
awful that soon everybody in London knew
you and talked about you. When one began
to behave badly, people said, Oh, he
behaves like…” and called him your name.
Nowadays, people, especially parents or
teachers, use your name to call those
children who behave badly. Who are you?

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28. Whose are these things?

29. Whose are these things?

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31. Thousands of tourists come to
a famous place in Britain to see
somebody that has never been
seen and to visit the museum
devoted to that never seen
somebody. What is the place
and who is that mysterious
somebody?

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33. There is a country which is
highly developed now and has a
good reputation. But it has a
very dark past. It was founded
many years ago by criminals.
What country is it?