Warsaw Part Two
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Warsaw Part Two
by Waine Evans
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The POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews is built __ the site that was once the infamous Warsaw ghetto.
on
by
at
in
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Here, more than _____ men, women and children were incarcerated in just less than one and a half square miles.
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
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Nearby, ___ Warsaw Uprising Monument and ___ Warsaw Rising Museum pay tribute to one of ___ bravest chapters of the city’s long history.
a
an
the
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The Palace of Culture and Science, is ___ remnant from ___ slightly later era, it was ___ gift to ___ Polish people from Stalin at ___ height of ___ Cold War.
a
an
the
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Travel a little further back in time with a _____ along the Royal Route. This path was once used by Polish Kings traveling from the Old Town to the Wilanów Palace.
walk
wander
stroll
strut
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What year Nicolaus Copernicus pass away?
1523
1533
1543
1553
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Today it is a popular tourist walk, studded with historical sites. As you head along Nowy Swiat Street, you’ll pass the monument to Polish astronomer, Nicolaus Copernicus, who on his deathbed in 1543, revolutionised science with his theory that the earth orbits the _____.
sun
moon
stars
galaxy
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A little closer to the river is the Copernicus Science Centre whose mission is to inspire people to observe, experiment and challenge conventional ______.
intelligence
insight
philosophy
wisdom
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Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them.
This musical genius so loved the city of his birth that he requested his heart be returned to Warsaw when he died.
During the summer months, Chopin’s music floats through Lazienki Park, the largest park in Warsaw.
In the Holy Cross Church, lies a very personal reminder of another of Warsaw’s famous sons, composer and pianist, Fryderyk Chopin.
You can see where it now resides here.
Lazienki Palace started life as a bathhouse but in the 18th century, the last Polish King converted it into his summer residence.
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Multiple Choice
Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them.
This musical genius so loved the city of his birth that he requested his heart be returned to Warsaw when he died.
During the summer months, Chopin’s music floats through Lazienki Park, the largest park in Warsaw.
In the Holy Cross Church, lies a very personal reminder of another of Warsaw’s famous sons, composer and pianist, Fryderyk Chopin.
You can see where it now resides here.
Lazienki Palace started life as a bathhouse but in the 18th century, the last Polish King converted it into his summer residence.
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Multiple Choice
Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them.
This musical genius so loved the city of his birth that he requested his heart be returned to Warsaw when he died.
During the summer months, Chopin’s music floats through Lazienki Park, the largest park in Warsaw.
In the Holy Cross Church, lies a very personal reminder of another of Warsaw’s famous sons, composer and pianist, Fryderyk Chopin.
You can see where it now resides here.
Lazienki Palace started life as a bathhouse but in the 18th century, the last Polish King converted it into his summer residence.
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Multiple Choice
Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them.
This musical genius so loved the city of his birth that he requested his heart be returned to Warsaw when he died.
During the summer months, Chopin’s music floats through Lazienki Park, the largest park in Warsaw.
In the Holy Cross Church, lies a very personal reminder of another of Warsaw’s famous sons, composer and pianist, Fryderyk Chopin.
You can see where it now resides here.
Lazienki Palace started life as a bathhouse but in the 18th century, the last Polish King converted it into his summer residence.
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Multiple Choice
Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them.
This musical genius so loved the city of his birth that he requested his heart be returned to Warsaw when he died.
During the summer months, Chopin’s music floats through Lazienki Park, the largest park in Warsaw.
In the Holy Cross Church, lies a very personal reminder of another of Warsaw’s famous sons, composer and pianist, Fryderyk Chopin.
You can see where it now resides here.
Lazienki Palace started life as a bathhouse but in the 18th century, the last Polish King converted it into his summer residence.
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Multiple Choice
The last stop on the Royal Route is Wilanow Palace. With its luxurious artworks and formal garden, it is an outstanding _____ to Poland’s early wealth and magnificence.
witness
evidence
proof
testament
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But even as Warsaw honours its past, this city of rebirth is creating new stories.
Since the fall of the Iron Curtain, Poland’s economy has _____.
grown
boomed
risen
crashed
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That economic success is reflected in the luxury _____ that have sprung up, such as Zlote Tarasy and the VITKAC department store.
malls
shops
centres
stores
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Other areas in Warsaw are also being transformed. A number of former industrial areas are now serving up _____ edge spaces and hip restaurants.
unique
distinctive
cutting
eccentric
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This exhibition is dedicated to preserving the iconic signs from Warsaw’s Soviet era, many __ which were produced by some __ Poland’s most famous artists.
These reclaimed urban areas are perhaps the perfect reflection __ Warsaw today.
in
of
by
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on
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Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them
It reminds us that, no matter how dark a city’s past, the spirit of hope will always triumph in the end.
Just like the people of Warsaw, these young and innovative areas are creating new life and beauty amidst the remnants of an often tragic history.
Warsaw today shines like a beacon to the the world.
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Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them
It reminds us that, no matter how dark a city’s past, the spirit of hope will always triumph in the end.
Just like the people of Warsaw, these young and innovative areas are creating new life and beauty amidst the remnants of an often tragic history.
Warsaw today shines like a beacon to the the world.
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Multiple Choice
Put the sentences back into the correct order you heard them
It reminds us that, no matter how dark a city’s past, the spirit of hope will always triumph in the end.
Just like the people of Warsaw, these young and innovative areas are creating new life and beauty amidst the remnants of an often tragic history.
Warsaw today shines like a beacon to the the world.
Warsaw Part Two
by Waine Evans
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