Test-summary
0 из 10 заданий окончено
Вопросы:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
Информация
This test has been designed to check your understanding of the video you have just watched.
You have already completed the test before. Hence you can not start it again.
Test is loading...
You must sign in or sign up to start the test.
You have to finish following test, to start this test:
Result: |
Вы набрали 0 из 0 баллов (0) |
Время вышло
Рубрики
- Нет рубрики 0%
-
Oops… None of the answers is correct.
Please, watch the video episode again and try one more time.
-
Ok, but you could do better.
Please, watch the episode again. Listen carefully to answer all the questions.
-
Not bad.
Keep watching the programme paying more attention to the details.
-
Good.
Keep watching the episode to improve your progress.
-
Great result!
There are just few questions left to answer them correctly.
-
Excellent!
You are making great progress.
Keep watching to reach all the points.
-
Perfect!
You have answered all the questions correctly.
Turn to another episode to expand your general knowledge and English skills.
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- С ответом
- С отметкой о просмотре
-
Задание 1 из 10
1.
Is the statement true or false?
Nelson is the man who defeated the French and the Spanish at the Battle of Cape Trafalgar in 1805.
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 2 из 10
2.
Which of these is Nelson’s Column?
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 3 из 10
3.
Choose the false variant.
Nelson was involved in the Battles of:
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 4 из 10
4.
Choose the correct options.
Around the square you can see the statues of
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 5 из 10
5.
Where did the 1805 naval Battle of Trafalgar take place?
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 6 из 10
6.
Match the halves to make complete sentences.
Элементы сортировки
- of great military leaders.
- on that plinth.
- a real royal symbol of this country.
- the might of the British Empire.
-
But have a look around the square and you’ll see these incredible statues
-
There’s a new work of art that stands
-
There’s a big triangular section, called the pediment above the columns there, for the symbol of the lion and the unicorn
-
Trafalgar Square was built to display
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 7 из 10
7.
Fill in the gaps.
- One of the columns is actually (empty). Every (eighteen, 18) (months) there’s a new work of art.
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 8 из 10
8.
When was St. Martin-in-the-Fields church built?
- It was built in the (1720’s).
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 9 из 10
9.
Match the following words with their meanings in the video context, synonyms.
Элементы сортировки
- in the center of
- take part in
- significant
- influence
- for example
- beg
-
in the heart of
-
be involved in
-
profound
-
impact
-
for instance
-
implore
Правильно
Неправильно
-
Задание 10 из 10
10.
Fill in the gaps.
- Originally this column (was) (designed)(to be/to design) for King William IV, who (didn’t, did not) (have)(not to have) enough money to finance the payment of his statue. If you have a look around inside the National Gallery, you (will) (be) (amazed)(to be/to amaze) by the number of painting on display.
Правильно
Неправильно
