Вопрос № 912037 - Английский язык
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Look at the picture. These are different shapes. They are triangles, squares, rectangles and circles.
Triangles have three sides and three angles. Squares and rectangles have four sides. Squares have four equal sides, but rectangles have two equal sides. Circles do not have angles or sides.
Look at the picture. These are different shapes. They are triangles, squares, rectangles and circles.
Triangles have three sides and three angles. Squares and rectangles have four sides. Squares have four equal sides, but rectangles have two equal sides. Circles do not have angles or sides.
Вопрос задал(а): Анонимный пользователь, 13 Ноябрь 2020 в 16:10
На вопрос ответил(а): Анастасия Степанова, 13 Ноябрь 2020 в 16:10
На вопрос ответил(а): Анастасия Степанова, 13 Ноябрь 2020 в 16:10
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The Tay Bridge in Scotland was designed and built by Sir Thomas Bouch. It was built in the nineteenth century. The bridge, which was over 3 kilometres long, opened in 1878 and fell down in a winter storm in 1879. A train carrying 70 people was on the bridge at the time and all the people were killed.
There was the enquiry into the Tay Bridge disaster to find out why the accident happened. One of the conclusions was that the design and construction were based on how quickly and cheaply it could be built. Safety and strength were not thought about properly. Another conclusion was that it was a very cold winter and the iron may have cracked when it contracted. Also, the design was based on experience rather than the more scientific and accurate calculations used today. During the twentieth century engineers used computers to do a detailed structural analysis of the design used for the Tay Bridge. The results confirm that the design of the bridge was definitely substandard.
The Tay Bridge in Scotland was designed and built by Sir Thomas Bouch. It was built in the nineteenth century. The bridge, which was over 3 kilometres long, opened in 1878 and fell down in a winter storm in 1879. A train carrying 70 people was on the bridge at the time and all the people were killed.
There was the enquiry into the Tay Bridge disaster to find out why the accident happened. One of the conclusions was that the design and construction were based on how quickly and cheaply it could be built. Safety and strength were not thought about properly. Another conclusion was that it was a very cold winter and the iron may have cracked when it contracted. Also, the design was based on experience rather than the more scientific and accurate calculations used today. During the twentieth century engineers used computers to do a detailed structural analysis of the design used for the Tay Bridge. The results confirm that the design of the bridge was definitely substandard.
Sir Thomas Bouch
Winter Storm
The Accident
The Tay Bridge
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How many bricks is the average man able to handle in an eight-hour working day?
A brick is best described as “a building unit”. It may be made of burnt clay, of concrete, of mortar or of a composition of sawdust and other materials; in shape it is a rectangular solid and its weight is from 6
to 9 lb.
The shape and convenient size of a brick enables a man to grip it with an easy confidence and, because of this, brick-building has been popular for many hundreds of years. The hand of the average man is large enough to take a brick and he is able to handle more than 500 bricks in an eight-hour working day.
How many bricks is the average man able to handle in an eight-hour working day?
A brick is best described as “a building unit”. It may be made of burnt clay, of concrete, of mortar or of a composition of sawdust and other materials; in shape it is a rectangular solid and its weight is from 6
to 9 lb.The shape and convenient size of a brick enables a man to grip it with an easy confidence and, because of this, brick-building has been popular for many hundreds of years. The hand of the average man is large enough to take a brick and he is able to handle more than 500 bricks in an eight-hour working day.
The average man is able to handle more than 9 bricks in an eight-hour working day.
The average man is able to handle more than eight bricks in an eight-hour working day.
The average man is able to handle more than 6
bricks in an eight-hour working day.
bricks in an eight-hour working day.
The average man is able to handle more than 500 bricks in an eight-hour working day.
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How is a man, who has been an apprentice for some years in a building trade and has enough skill to be considered a skilled worker at his trade, called?
A man, who has been an apprentice for some years in a building trade and has therefore enough skill to be considered a skilled worker at his trade, is called tradesman or craftsman.
He may be a carpenter-and-joiner, bricklayer, mason, slater-and-tiler, plumber, electrician, house painter, glazier, floor-and-wall tiler, paper-hanger, steeplejack, hot water fitter and so on.
How is a man, who has been an apprentice for some years in a building trade and has enough skill to be considered a skilled worker at his trade, called?
A man, who has been an apprentice for some years in a building trade and has therefore enough skill to be considered a skilled worker at his trade, is called tradesman or craftsman.
He may be a carpenter-and-joiner, bricklayer, mason, slater-and-tiler, plumber, electrician, house painter, glazier, floor-and-wall tiler, paper-hanger, steeplejack, hot water fitter and so on.
He is called an apprentice.
He is called bricklayer.
He is called an electrician.
He is called tradesman or craftsman.
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In the north of Moscow, and visible for miles around, rises the giant reinforced tower of Moscow’s TV centre. The tower was built in 1968 to a design by D. Burdin, M. Shkud and L. Shchipakin. Altogether 533-m high, the TV tower has an observation platform and a restaurant at the height of 328 metres. The restaurant revolves slowly round the tower and offers a splendid circular view of Moscow. Despite its enormous size the tower seems amazingly light. It replaced the old iron-girder tower in Shabolovka Street, built by the engineer I. Shukhov. Yet, unlike its predecessor, this TV tower does not play a purely functional role but is at the same time a most important architectural landmark. The multistory building of the TV centre stands alongside the tower.
In the north of Moscow, and visible for miles around, rises the giant reinforced tower of Moscow’s TV centre. The tower was built in 1968 to a design by D. Burdin, M. Shkud and L. Shchipakin. Altogether 533-m high, the TV tower has an observation platform and a restaurant at the height of 328 metres. The restaurant revolves slowly round the tower and offers a splendid circular view of Moscow. Despite its enormous size the tower seems amazingly light. It replaced the old iron-girder tower in Shabolovka Street, built by the engineer I. Shukhov. Yet, unlike its predecessor, this TV tower does not play a purely functional role but is at the same time a most important architectural landmark. The multistory building of the TV centre stands alongside the tower.
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