1. The document is a test paper containing multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about various topics including inventions, history, and word meanings.
2. The questions cover topics ranging from who invented the telephone to the meaning of words like "famine" and "mundane" to comparing landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Trajan's Column.
3. The test examines the student's knowledge of people, events, vocabulary, and ability to analyze images and fill in structural comparisons.
1. The document is a test paper containing multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about various topics including inventions, history, and word meanings.
2. The questions cover topics ranging from who invented the telephone to the meaning of words like "famine" and "mundane" to comparing landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Trajan's Column.
3. The test examines the student's knowledge of people, events, vocabulary, and ability to analyze images and fill in structural comparisons.
1. The document is a test paper containing multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about various topics including inventions, history, and word meanings.
2. The questions cover topics ranging from who invented the telephone to the meaning of words like "famine" and "mundane" to comparing landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Trajan's Column.
3. The test examines the student's knowledge of people, events, vocabulary, and ability to analyze images and fill in structural comparisons.
1. Fill in the correct word(s) from the list below:
grain, evolution, famine, devised, multitude, mundane, attributed, wicked, traced, memorial. 1. Alexander Graham Bell 6. The detective ………… …………….the ………………………… the telephone. thief to his hiding place. (traced down) (invented) 7. If it there is no rain for the next 3 years, it 2. A lot of people do not believe in the may be a …………………… . (shortage of ………………………….. of mankind. food) (gradual development) 8. The animals are usually fed with different 3. This piece of writing was types of ……………….. : corn, wheat, etc …………………… to Dickens (credited). (cereal) 4. My brother was fed up with that 9. A large ……………. took part in the ……………………… book, so he decided Christmas party last year. (large crowd) to read another one. (boring). 10. The mayor decided to put a ………….. in 5. This world is full of ……………….. people the city centre to commemorate the heroes. who think only of themselves. (morally bad) (commemorative monument). 2. Fill in the appropriate word from the list below. Use the word only once. appointed, significant, to lead, speculative, doubt, to capture, to underestimate, widely, master’s, to bring, deceased, to foresee, skilled, archaeological. 1. …………………… the future 8. ……………………….agreed 2. ……………………. Stone workers 9. …………………… a sad life 3. ………………….. theories 10. …………………as architects 4. a…………………….event 11. A …………………….. monument 5. ……………………deceased 12. ………………….the ability 6. ……………………..attention 13. Beyond ………………… 7. ……………………….an end to sth 14. Under the ……………….. whip 3. Using the cues below compare and contrasts the two pictures.
The Statue of Liberty Trajan’s Column
Location New York, the USA Rome, Italy Build October 28, 1886. 113 AD Building material copper statue 20 colossal Carrara marble drums Architect Gustave Eiffel Appolodorus of Damascus FAMOUS FOR a figure of a robed woman representing Libertas,. its spiral bas relief, which artistically A Roman liberty goddess holds a torch above her represents the wars between the head with her right hand, and in her left hand carries Romans and Dacians (101–102 and a tabula ansata inscribed in Roman numerals with 105–106). Its design has inspired "JULY IV MDCCLXXVI" (July 4, 1776), the date of numerous victory columns, both the U.S. Declaration of Independence. A broken chain ancient and modern. lies at her feet as she walks forward.
Purpose an icon of freedom and of the United States, a commemorates Roman
welcoming sight to immigrants arriving from abroad. emperorTrajan's victory in the Dacian Wars.