Банк заданий ЕГЭ по английскому языку - страница 58

Duke William of Normandy had had plenty of time to prepare his forces since landing at Pevensey over two weeks ________. (EARLY)

Harold, by contrast, had just won a hard-fought battle at Stamford Bridge, near York, where he had defeated another claimant to the English throne, Harald Hardrada, King of Norway. When the news of William’s landing reached Harold, he rushed his battle-weary army back south, ________ only briefly in London to gather extra forces. (STOP)

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Mamayev Kurgan

The great battle on the Volga River became a turning point in the World War II. Due to its convenient ________ in the very centre of the city, Mamayev Kurgan held the key position in the defence of Stalingrad. (LOCATE)

It is here where a ________ memorial complex was erected. (COLOSS)

Mamayev Kurgan Memorial complex “To the heroes of the Battle of Stalingrad” in Volgograd is a symbol of ________ of the Soviet people and a tribute to the memory of those who perished in battle. (HERO)

The key element of the ensemble is a world-famous sculpture “The Motherland Calls!", one of the most ________ war monuments. (RECOGNISE)

At the time of its ________ in 1967, the statue was the largest free-standing sculpture in the world. Today, it’s the tallest sculpture of a woman in the world. (INSTALL)

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Gilbert

Gilbert Coleman had edited the fourth draft of Mr Taylor’s remarkable memoirs. Now all he wanted to do was take the first available flight to London and hand the manuscript to his publisher. But there was something even more important that________ (30) him from leaving.

An ________(31) he had no intention of missing, under any circumstances. His mother’s seventieth birthday party.

Susan, his mother, had lived in a cottage on the estate since her second husband’s death three years before. She  ________(32) actively involved with several local charities, and  ________(33) she shortened her jogging distance, she continued to jog every day.