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    Английский язык. 11 класс. Юхнель Н. В., Наумова Е. Г.
    «Английский язык. 11 класс.» ГДЗ
    Юхнель Н. В., Наумова Е. Г.
    • Unit 6. Lesson 6. SAVE YOUR HISTORY, SAVE YOUR HOME
    Стр. 181 упр. 2 a)

    I would like to visit Dover Castel because it is one of the most fascinating and exciting monuments of British history today.

    Стр. 182 упр. 2 b)

    l. —B
    2. —A
    3. —D
    4. —С

    Стр. 183 упр. 2 c)

    Amazing, fascinating, famous, huge.

    Стр. 183 упр. 3 a)

    I suppose that Sophie's project is better because it covers all details concerning the castle in a very picturesque and vivid way.

    Стр. 184 упр. 4

    Krevo Castle.
    The Krevo Castle ruins are situated near the town of Smorgon in the Grodno region of Belarus.
    Krevo Castle is one of the oldest Belarus castles and dates from the early 14th century. It is an important place in Belarus because it was the first all-stone castle to be built in the region. The stone walls were 2.5m thick and 13m high. The castle had two towers which guarded the rest of the fortress.
    Grand Duke Keistut was murdered in the castle in 1381, and in 1385 the famous Krevo Union (between Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania) was signed here.
    During the 16th century the Tatars and the Russians tried to capture the castle but it remained intact.
    By the early 19th century the castle was abandoned and the buildings were mostly destroyed during World War 1.
    Today only the ruins of the castle remain. The perimeter walls can still be seen, but only a few fragments of the towers are still intact.
    There is a magnificent view of the ruins from the top of nearby Yuryeva Mountain.
    Many legends surround the Krevo Castle ruins, including tales of an underground tunnel from the castle to Vilnius, and a beautiful princess who was bricked up alive in the castle walls.
    There is a pagan temple on Yuryeva Mountain and 1 of 4 amulet boulders, which used to lie at the entrance of Krevo to protect the town against trouble and disease, still remains.