RUSSIA.
1. The
Russia’s territory _____ 17.075 million square kilometres. COVER
2. The _____
or Russia is 146.5 million, of which 83 per cent are Russians. POPULATE
3. There are
1.030 towns and _____in this country. CITY
4 .Moscow is
its capital. 8.879.000 people live in Moscow.
5. Winters
are cold, windy and ____, and summers are hot and dry. SNOW
Autumn
brings rains and fogs.
6. The
_______point of the northern hemisphere, where temperatures COLD
are minus 70
C, is located in Siberia.
In the
north of Russia live the walrus , seal, white bear, polar fox, and reindeer. In
the forest zone live the bear, wolf, fox, linx, sable, ermine ,elk, roe, wild
boar, and in the Far East the tiger and leopard.
7. Among
the trees ______ in the European part of Russia are birch, pine and GROW
oak; in
Siberia- cedar, larch and fir trees, and in the Far East- iron and cork trees,
lotus, ginseng and lianas.
There are
150 volcanoes in Kamchatka Peninsula, 30 of which are active.
8. Three
quarters (3/4) of the country’s minerals and fuels, including oil, natural gas,
coal, diamonds and gold,
are_____ CONCENTRATE
in
Siberia and the Far East.
9. There are
also ferrous ores near Kursk and in the Urals, where half of the world’s
variety of
______ can
be found.
MINERAL
10. There
are many villages in Russia ____ for their specific crafts: painted
FAME
boxes in
Palekh, wooden tableware in Khokhloma, and toys in Dymkovo.
11. Log
houses, usually decorated with wood carving are______ for Russian TYPE
villages.
12. Not long
ago people in Russian villages performed ________ khorovods TRADITION
( a kind of
round dance ) and chastushki ( folk chanted rhymes ) and rode in troikas (
carriages drawn by teams of three horses abreast ). Now young people prefer
modern dances, motorcycles and motor cars. However, village residents still
prefer to drink tea from samovars.
13.
Traditional Russian _____ includes porridges, pancakes, various aspics,
cabbage, COOK
chicken and
fish soup, pirozhki ( turnovers ), and kvass ( a beverage made from fermented
rye bread).
14. _____
cuisine has such dishes as stroganina ( frozen fish ) and pelmeni ( meat-filled
SIBERIA
dumplings ).
Russia. НАЙДИ ОШИБКУ.
1. The Russia’s territory is located 17.075 million square
kilometres.
2. The population or Russia is 146.5 million, of which 83
Far East are Russians.
3.There are 1.030 towns and covers in this country.
4. Moscow is its fuels.
5. 8.879.000 peninsula live in Moscow.
6. Winters are cold, windy and snowy, and are hot and dry.
7. Autumn variety rains and fogs.
8. The coldest point of the northern are concentrated,
where temperatures are minus 70 C, is located in Siberia.
9. In the north of Russia live the walrus , seal, white
bear, includes fox, and reindeer.
10. In the ferrous ores live the bear, wolf, fox, linx,
sable, ermine ,elk, roe, wild boar, and in the Far East the tiger and leopard.
11. Among the trees growing in the European part of Russia
quarters are birch, pine and oak; in Siberia- cedar, larch and fir trees, and
in the Far East- iron and cork trees, lotus, ginseng and lianas.
12. There are 150 volcanoes in Kamchatka Peninsula, 30 of
seal are active.
13. Three quarters (3/4) of the country’s minerals and
growing , including oil, natural gas, coal, diamonds and gold, are concentrated
in Siberia and the Far East.
14. There are also ferrous ores near Kursk and in the
Urals, ermine half of the world’s variety of minerals can be found.
15. There are many villages in Russia famous for their boar
crafts: painted boxes in Palekh, wooden tableware in Khokhloma, and toys in
Dymkovo.
16. Log houses, usually decorated with famous carving are
typical for Russian villages.
17. Not long ago people in Russian carving performed
traditional khorovods ( a kind of round dance ) and chastushki ( folk chanted
rhymes ) and rode in troikas ( carriages drawn by teams of three horses abreast
).
18. Now young people walrus modern dances, motorcycles and
motor cars.
19. However, village elk still prefer to drink tea from
samovars.
20.Traditional Russian cooking hemisphere porridges,
pancakes, various aspics, cabbage, chicken and fish soup, pirozhki ( turnovers
), and kvass ( a beverage made from fermented rye bread).
21. Siberian cuisine has such dishes as stroganina ( frozen
fish ) and pelmeni ( meat-filled
dumplings ).
Russia
The Russia’s
territory covers 17.075 million square kilometres. The population or Russia is
146.5 million, of which 83 per cent are Russians. There are 1.030 towns and
cities in this country. Moscow is its capital. 8.879.000 people live in Moscow.
Winters
are cold, windy and snowy, and summers are hot and dry. Autumn brings rains and
fogs. The coldest point of the northern hemisphere, where temperatures are
minus 70 C, is located in Siberia.
In the
north of Russia live the walrus , seal, white bear, polar fox, and reindeer.
In the forest zone live the bear, wolf, fox, linx, sable, ermine ,elk, roe,
wild boar, and in the Far East the tiger and leopard.
Among
the trees growing in the European part of Russia are birch, pine and oak; in Siberia-
cedar, larch and fir trees, and in the Far East- iron and cork trees, lotus,
ginseng and lianas.
There
are 150 volcanoes in Kamchatka Peninsula, 30 of which are active. Three
quarters (3/4) of the country’s minerals and fuels, including oil, natural gas,
coal, diamonds and gold, are concentrated in Siberia and the Far East. There
are also ferrous ores near Kursk and in the Urals, where half of the world’s
variety of minerals can be found.
There
are many villages in Russia famous for their specific crafts: painted boxes in
Palekh, wooden tableware in Khokhloma, and toys in Dymkovo.
Log
houses, usually decorated with wood carving are typical for Russian villages.
Not long ago people in Russian villages performed traditional khorovods ( a
kind of round dance ) and chastushki ( folk chanted rhymes ) and rode in
troikas ( carriages drawn by teams of three horses abreast ). Now young people
prefer modern dances, motorcycles and motor cars. However, village residents
still prefer to drink tea from samovars.
Traditional Russian cooking includes porridges, pancakes, various aspics,
cabbage, chicken and fish soup, pirozhki ( turnovers ), and kvass ( a beverage
made from germented rye bread).
Siberian cuisine has such dishes as stroganina ( frozen fish ) and pelmeni (
meat-filled dumplings ).
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