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piper stands;
3) what the national men’s suit the piper wears;
4) if there are some castles in the picture

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it was built;
3) what the name of the sport complex is;
4) if famous hockey matches are usually held in Platinum Arena

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I. Nevelskoy explored the bank of the Amur River. He reached Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and year later he established a military post of Nikolaevsk.
The explorations headed by G. I. Nevelskoy proved that Sakhalin is an island. The Amur is navigable and now Sovetskaya Gavan is a very important bay for ships.

His researching work helped to make the Aigunsky Treaty in 1858 and the Beijing Treaty in 1860 concerning the border between Russia and China. Today the citizens of Khabarovsk like walking along the embankement of Nevelskoy. It’s their favourite place to rest in Khabarovsk.

of Muruivev-Amursky Street, №1 in an old real-brick building. The building belonged to the family of very wealthy merchants in Khabarovsk in XIX century. It was the family of Plusnins. The building was used as a trading house. The Plusnins family contributed a lot into the development of Khabarovsk. They developed wine industry, trade and house constructing in the town at the end of XIX century.

The Far-Eastern State Research Library

of the bridge, across the Amur river near Khabarovsk, began on the 30th of July, 1913. On the 5th, October, 1916 the railway bridge was opened and became a wonderful monument to the Russian engineering, because its length was about
2000m long.

In 1998 the Bridge was reconstructed and now it connects the Asian-European Trans Far Eastern railway road.

can see a high obelisk, decorated with medals of the USSR Heroes during the Great Patriotic War. The names of all Heroes are graved on the monument. And on the 9th, May, every year the citizens of Khabarovsk usually gather together to remember their Heroes. On the square there is another obelisk to the Soldiers and officer of Russia who were killed during the Afgan and Chechen wars. One of them was A Shcherbakov taught at gimnasium №1, Khabarovsk.

He was an honest and hardworking student while he was studing at school. After graduating Gimnasium №1 he entered an industrial college, then he served in the Soviet Army. He died heroically during the Chechen war. There is a memorial plaque on the wall of the school.

honor of the former Governor-General of the Eastern Siberia and the Far East-Count Muravyov-Amursky. N.N.Muraviev was a true and faithful officer of Russia. He was also praised for his human and respectful treatment to “Dekabrist’s N.N. Muravyov regarded The Amur River as the gate to establish the Russian power in the Far East and to strengthen the influence of the country in the Pacific Ocean.

Geopolitical significance of the Amur was vividly expressed by Myravyov’s words:” Whoever will control the mouth of the Amur – he will control Siberia”.N.N.Muravyov made a lot of projects to build military posts along the Amur banks.
In 1891 some years ago after his death the monument to N.N.Muravyov –Amursky was erected on the Amur Cliff in Khabarovsk.

in the history of the Russian Far East. It was a period of geographic explorations. The names of the first Russian explorers are Deznev, Moskvidin, Khabarov, Atlasov and Poyarkov. In 1644, a Cossack detachment, healed by V.D Poyarkov, reached the Amur. E. Khabarov also reached the Amur River.

It was in 1650 when the expeditors sailed down the Amur to the Ussuri where they built a fortress to defend themselves from the Manchurians. Since that time the systematic development of the Amur River basin by Russians began.

in 1928. Later it was developed for practical use by E.B. Chain and H. Florey.

In 1945 they shared the Nobel prize for medicine with Fleming.

daughter of James V of Scotland and cousin of Elizabeth I of England. She became queen of Scotland as a baby. In her life Mary had three husbands and many adventures. She married Francois II of France (died in 1561) and then her cousin, Lord Darnley, who was murdered in 1567, probably Darnley’s murderer and the Scots rebelled against her. She escaped to England, and was put in prison by Elizabeth I. There were many Roman Catholic plots to make Mary queen of England; in 1587 she was executed for treason. She is often thought of as a brave and beautiful woman and many stories and books have been written about her.
When Elizabeth died Mary’s son, James VI of Scotland, also became king (James I) of England.

from 1306 to 1329. He fought Edward I and Edward II of England, defeated the English at Bannokburn in 1314. Bruce is a famous Scottish hero. His name is associated with courage and perseverance. The story that most people know about Robert the Bruce is that after one of his defeats he was hiding in a cave and, as the legend goes, he watched the spider making his web again and again no matter how many times it was broken. The spider showed determination, which encouraged Bruce to do the same. He summoned his forces and this time won a victory over the England.

had raised a revolt against Edward I in 1297; won a victory at Stirling (1297) but he was defeated and hanged in London. But for the Scottish people he is remembered as a national hero.

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street,
Faintly sound the falling feet:
And the blue evening slowly falls
About the garden trees and walls

Now in the falling of the gloom
The red fire paints the empty room:
And warmly on the roof it looks,
And flickers on the backs of books ….
С. Есенин « Белая береза»
Р. Казакова«Лесные стихи»

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at the lesson?
3) What were you not satisfied with?

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