Вопрос № 1006804 - Английский язык

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Police: 1_______?
Driver: Did you signal more than once, then?
Police: What do you think? Of course we did. Only you didn’t see us because you were speeding. That’s why.
Driver: Was I? I’m sorry about that. 2_______?
Police: Don’t you know? 60 kph.
Driver: Was I doing more than that, then?
Police: What do you think? Of course you were. You were doing more than 80 kph.
Driver: Was I? I am sorry about that.
Police: 3_______.
Driver: Will I have to pay a fine? Will I have my license endorsed?
Police: 4_______.

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Police: Why didn’t you stop when we first signaled?
Driver: Did you signal more than one, then?
Police: What do you think? 1_______. Only you didn’t see us because you were speeding. That’s why.
Driver: Was I? 2_______. What’s the speed limit on this road?
Police: Don’t you know? 60 kph.
Driver: Was I doing more than that, then?
Police: 3_______? Of course you were. You were doing more than 80 kph.
Driver: Was I? I’m sorry about that.
Police: 4_______. I shall have to charge you with an offence under the Road Traffic Act.
Driver: Will I have to pay a fine? Will I have my license endorsed?
Police: That’s for the Court to decide.

The idea of the Olympic Games absolutely captivated the modern 19th century nationalities.
A Frenchman called Baron Pierre de Coubertin may be the famous person behind the actual revival of the modern Olympic Games as we know them today. At the end of the nineteenth century he had an idea to bring the Olympic Games back to life. Following his suggestion, fifteen nations met at an international congress in 1894. Two years later, the first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens. Since then they have been staged every fourth year, except during World War I and World War II. Perhaps the main difference between the ancient and modern Olympics is that for the ancient Greeks the Games were a way of saluting their gods, when the modern Games are a manner of saluting the athletic talents of people of all nations.
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The people living in the British Isles are very fond of music, and it is quite natural that concerts of leading symphony orchestras, numerous folk groups and pop music are very popular.
Folk music is still very much alive. There are many folk groups. Their harmony singing and good humor win them friends everywhere.
Rock and pop music are extremely popular, especially among young people. The Beatles, with their style of singing new and exciting, their wonderful sense of humor became the most successful pop group the world has ever known.
British groups often set new trends in music. New stars and styles continue to appear. One of the most popular contemporary musicians and composers is Andrew Lloyd Webber. The musicals and rock operas by A. L. Webber have been a great success both in Britain and overseas.
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The greenhouse effect is very important; if it didn’t occur at all, the temperature of the planet would be 40 degrees lower and the oceans would freeze. But an increase in the greenhouse effect may lead to global warming with disastrous consequences.
The higher average temperature produced by global warming could cause dramatic changes in the weather. Less rain might fall over large land masses. Central Africa, south Asia and some parts of the United States could risk severe drought and famine. More rain might fall in coastal areas and over the oceans; there might be more storms and hurricanes in the Pacific. A rise in the earth’s average temperature of only one or two degrees would probably melt the polar ice caps and raise sea levels. Sea levels throughout the world are already rising by about two millimeters a year. If the polar ice caps melt, sea levels could rise by more than a meter over a few decades.
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Owing to its beauty the Kremlin was considered to be one of the finest fortresses of its epoch. It impressed all foreigners that came to the capital. However, its secrets were carefully kept, and speaking of the walls of the Moscow “castle” Englishmen said that no foreigner was allowed to have a close look at the walls of the fortress.
Now there are 20 towers in the Moscow Kremlin; the Italian architects – Antonio Fryasin and Pietro Solari – were made responsible for the main work. At the end of the 15th century, the length of the Kremlin wall was more than 2 km.
The oldest Kremlin Tower Tainitskaya (Secret) was built in 1485. It faces the Moscow River and its name is connected with a secret underground passage to the river so that the citizens were not left without water in case of a siege.
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