Ответ:
France- Paris (1) - P
Austria- Vienna (6)- A
Belarus- Minsk (2) - I
Denmark- Copenhagen (1) - C
Ireland- Dublin (4) - L
Netherlands- Amsterdam (4) - T
Poland- Warsaw (5) - A
PAICLTA (this doesn’t mean anything)
Stomach
5
Объяснение:
1. How many passengers passed through the immigration station on Ellis Island between 1892 and 1954?
2. What did passengers from Russia, Italy, Ireland and many other European countries search for in the USA?
3. What requirements did each would-be immigrant have to meet before they were allowed to begin their new lives as American citizens?
4. What island did passangers from Russia, Italy, Ireland and many other European countries arrived to enter the USA?
5. What did arriving passengers pass through on Ellis Island?
6. What was the first thing immigrants see as they sailed into New York Harbour?
7. Who gave the Statue of Liberty to America as a gift and when?
8. How does the Statue of Liberty look like?
9. What does the tablet in the Statue's hand read?
10. What does the crown on the Statue's head represent?
Как говорят сайты то это переводится как: инфраотряд динозавров.
1) They thought this trip was unimportant.
2) For my brother, it was unimpossible.
3) It was unreal to accomplish, but he gave his word.
4) The book was untitled.
5) This is such an unimpressive job!
6) She was unhappy because of the results of her test.
A hobby is a special interest or activity that you do in your time off. Some people have animals as hobbies. They keep rabbits, or go fishing. They train dogs to do tricks, or keep pigeons to race and carry messages. Some are crazy about plants. They try to grow cacti or rare tropical flowers in their kitchens and sitting rooms.
Others are mad about their car or their motorbike. They spend their Saturdays and Sundays washing them, painting them, or buying new bits and pieces to make them go even faster.
Children and teenagers are great collectors. They collect stamps, or postcards or matchboxes, or pictures of a favourite footballer or pop star.
Many people make things as a hobby. Some teach themselves at home, but a lot of people go to evening classes at their local college. Just look under letter B in a list of London or New York evening classes and you'll find: Ballet, Batik, Bengali, Body building, Breadmaking and Byzantium.
But not everyone goes to evening classes to learn about his special interest. No one helped these people to do what they did.
A hobby is usually something that a person does alone. But American (and British) families sometimes like to do things together, too.
American families often have quite a lot of money to spend on their recreation. They can all enjoy their holiday home or their boot somewhere in the country away from home.
Americans love to get out of town into the wild. and many go for holidays or long weekends into the thirty-live fabulous national parks. These magnificent areas of countryside include tropical forests, high mountains, dry deserts, long sandy coasts. grassy prairies and wooded mountains full of wild animals. The idea of these parks, which cover 1% of the whole area of the USA. is to make "a great breathing place for the national lungs", and to keep different parts of the land as they were before men arrived. There are camping places in the national parks as well as museums, boat trips and evening campfire meetings.
Americans really enjoy new "gadgets", especially new ways of travelling. In the winter, the woods are full of "snowmobiles" (cars with skis in the front). In the summer they ride their "dune buggins" across the sands or take to the sky in hang gliders.
But Americans do not only spend their free time having fun. They are very interested in culture too. Millions take part-time courses in writing. painting and music, and at weekends the museums, art galleries and concert halls are full<span>.</span>
