I know Sokolniki Park has a lot of attractions and I’ve heard of the Ice Sculpture Museum, but I’ve never been there.
1 When did the museum open?
2 What can I see there?
3 How do they stop the sculptures from melting?
1 When did the museum open?
2 What can I see there?
3 How do they stop the sculptures from melting?
1 F 3 NS 5 T
2 T 4 F 6 NS
2 T 4 F 6 NS
snug – warm and cosy
constant – unchanging
to suit every taste – for everyone
co-operated – worked together
battled – fought
sign up for – enrol on
constant – unchanging
to suit every taste – for everyone
co-operated – worked together
battled – fought
sign up for – enrol on
Yes, I would like to visit the ice museum because it seems like it would be a very interesting experience. The museum is totally unlike any other museum I have heard about or visited.
It is important to have museums because they show us things we do not see in daily life. They may display things from the past or from other countries; the Ice Sculpture Museum is like an art gallery, but with exhibits made from an unusual material.
It is important to have museums because they show us things we do not see in daily life. They may display things from the past or from other countries; the Ice Sculpture Museum is like an art gallery, but with exhibits made from an unusual material.
Red Square is one of the most popular tourist attractions the people visiting Moscow. The square hasn’t always been the marvelous place it is now. It used to be a collection of rough huts where beggars and criminals lived. It hasn’t always had the name Red Square either; it used to be called Trinity Square after a church. It’s not called Red Square because of red architecture; the Russian word that now means ‘red,’ once meant ‘beautiful.’ The square is known for St Basil’s Cathedral and the Kremlin, but nowadays it is also used for concerts, fashion shows and even circus acts.
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