TheThames
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2. Thirsty
... and sheep were aa common sight along the banks of the Thames. (4)
4. Today
the Thames has become a ... of London, just as much as Big Ben or Buckingham
Palace. (6)
6. People
from the London area got their drinkable ... from the Thames. (5)
7. People
became rich and many of them built beautiful houses to live in along the ...
of the river. (5)
10. London
would not be ... without the river Thames. (6)
12. The
famous London's rowing event , the Oxford and Cambridge Boat ... , takes place
on the river every spring. (4)
13. The
Thames has played an extremely important part in making ... what it is today.
(7)
14. People
could also send supplies of food and other goods to and from London by ... .
(4)
15. If
you take a stroll along its banks, you'll have a day full of pleasant ... .
(9)
16. England
had very few roads in the past, so the Thames provide a major ... between
London and many parts of the country. (7)
1. The
most famous bridge across the Thames is ... Bridge. (5)
3. Tower
Bridge across the Thames opens up 1,000 times a year to let ... through. (5)
5. In
times of war, London was protected from sea attacks because they built castles
and forts at the ... of the river. (5)
6. With
the industrial Revolution in the 18th century, the Thames became one of the
busiest ... in the world. (9)
7. You
can admire ... built across the river in many different architectural styles.
(7)
8. The
famous writer Charles Dickens spent of his ... there and later wrote about the
Thames in his books. (9)
9. Whether
you are a Londoner or a visitor , the Thames will always have ... to offer
you. (9)
11. The
Thames flows 215 miles across the countryside and then through the ....of the
great city before it reaches the sea. (5)
Ответы:
2. COWS—Thirsty ... and sheep
were a common sight along the banks of the Thames.
4. SYMBOL—Today the Thames has
become a ... of London, just as much as Big Ben or Buckingham Palace.
6. WATER—People from the London
area got their drinkable ... from the Thames.
7. BANKS—People became rich and
many of them built beautiful houses to live in along the ... of the river.
10. LONDON—London would not be
... without the river Thames.
12. RACE—The famous London's
rowing event , the Oxford and Cambridge Boat ... , takes place on the river every
spring.
13. ENGLAND—The Thames has played
an extremely important part in making ... what it is today.
14. BOAT—People could also send
supplies of food and other goods to and from London by ... .
15. SURPRISES—If you take a stroll
along its banks, you'll have a day full of pleasant ... .
16. HIGHWAY—England had very few
roads in the past, so the Thames provide a major ... between London and many
parts of the country.
1. TOWER—The most famous bridge
across the Thames is ... Bridge.
3. SHIPS—Tower Bridge across
the Thames opens up 1,000 times a year to let ... through.
5. MOUTH—In times of war,
London was protected from sea attacks because they built castkes and forts at
the ... of the river.
6. WATERWAYS—With the industrial
Revolution in the 18th century, the Thames became one of the busiest ... in the
world.
7. BRIDGES—You can admire ...
built across the river in many different architectural styles.
8. CHILDHOOD—The famous writer
Charles Dickens spent of his ... there and later wrote about the Thames in his
books.
9. SOMETHING—Whether you are a
Londoner or a visitor , the Thames will always have ... to offer you.
11. HEART—The Thames flows 215
miles across the countryside and then through the ....of the great city before
it reaches the sea.
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