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Planning a holiday to the UK? Discover everything you need to know about visiting England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with the official guide!

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The bagpipe - Read the text and match words with pictures

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The bagpipe is Scotland’s national instrument. It is a wind instrument with three drones producing a constant sound and with a bag made of sheep or elk skin that the piper presses with his arm when he wants to take a breath – it is the reason why pipe music is free from pauses.
The origin of the bagpipe is not Scottish and it is still unclear: it seems that the instrument was first developed in pre-Christian times in the area that is now known as Iran.
The most common bagpipes are the Scottish Highland Bagpipes. 
Bagpipes are one of the main aspects of the Scottish culture. Many, many other places, however, also have different types of bagpipes: over all of Europe, some of North Africa, and the Middle East. 
While playing the bagpipes, Scottish men generally wear kilts, which are pleated skirts made of a thick, woven fabric with a tartan (checkered) pattern.

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Match the words from the text to their meaning

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The Houses of Parliament

House of Lords and House of Commons

In the Houses of Parliament, there are two groups of people - the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The members of the House of Commons are elected; the members of the House of Lords aren't elected; they are noble people.

the building

It is a very important building in London. The building is magnificent. There are around 1,000 rooms! And there is also a clock tower. In the clock tower, there are five bells; the most famous is the Big Ben.

the Queen

The Queen is the Head of State. Every year, there is a special ceremony, the "opening of Parliament" and the Queen is the protagonist.

the Prime Minister

The Prime Minister is the head of the government. Every week there is a meeting with the House of Commons. There are questions for the Prime Minister and he answers.

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The Houses of Parliament House of Lords and House of Commons In the Houses of Parliament, there are two groups of people - the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The members of the House of Commons are elected; the members of the House of Lords aren't elected; they are noble people.

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Read the following definitions and spot the words in the wordsearch

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Write the name of each member of the Royal Family, use 

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Who are these members of the Royal Family? Match the pictures with the corresponding names.

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Complete the passage about the World Bee Day

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Are bees the only insects with stripes? Match the name of the insect to the correct picture.

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You can’t talk about Christmas without thinking of a great classic – A Christmas Carol! It is a novel by Dickens, but there are also a lot of film adaptations, maybe you’ve seen one of them. How much do you know about the story? Take the quiz to find out! And if you haven’t read the novel yet, what are you waiting for?

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Are the sentences true, false or not given?

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Oh, no! What happened? To find out, complete the article with the necessary words

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Behind the puzzle is a picture or a video that is to be uncovered.

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Match the words to the pictures that represent them

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Match the words from the text with their meaning

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THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN THE UK – FROM THE FIRST EDITION TO TODAY!

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THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN THE UK – FROM THE FIRST EDITION TO TODAY!

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THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN THE UK – FROM THE FIRST EDITION TO TODAY!

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Match the following facts to the correct edition of the Olympic Games

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Complete the text with the correct form of the following verbs. Use the Present Simple: THINK – YOU/REMEMBER – BE – NOT BE – WATCH – LOVE – GIVE – NOT HAVE

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Complete the text with the Past Simple of the verbs in brackets.

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Are the sentences 1-6 True, False or Not Given?

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Are the following sentences True or False?

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Unit 4 - Remember, remember, the 5th November

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Unit 4 - Remember, remember, the 5th November

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The Union Flag, also known as the Union Jack, is the flag of the United Kingdom. It is composed of the union of three flags: 
•	St. George's Cross (the national flag of England)
•	St. Andrew's Cross (the national flag of Scotland)
•	St. Patrick's Cross (the national flag of Northern Ireland)
The red dragon, the national flag of Wales, is not part of the Union Jack because when the first Union Flag was created Wales was already united with England. There are many versions of the origin of the name of the flag. However, it probably refers to the fact that small flags used on ships to show their nationalities are called “jacks”.

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Are the sentences true, false or not given?

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We’re prying into the life of an influencer! Courtney Seamon

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We’re prying into the life of an influencer! Courtney Seamon

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WE’RE PRYING INTO THE LIFE OF AN INFLUENCER! - COURTNEY SEAMON OF “COURT&KELLY”

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Complete the text with the missing words

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Are the sentences true, false or not given?

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“CAN I HAVE A SANGA, PLEASE?” “UHM… A WHAT!?”

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“CAN I HAVE A SANGA, PLEASE?” “UHM… A WHAT!?”

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“CAN I HAVE A SANGA, PLEASE?” “UHM… A WHAT!?”

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Match the words and phrases to their country

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Read this free ebook by Arianna Pisapia. Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Unit 2 - Mums and daughters, an unbreakable bond!

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Unit 2 - Mums and daughters, an unbreakable bond!

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FIVE GIFT IDEAS TO CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY - memory

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FIVE GIFT IDEAS TO CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY - memory

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FIVE GIFT IDEAS TO CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY - match

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FIVE GIFT IDEAS TO CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY - match

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Match the English words with their translation.

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Unit 3 - Mums and daughters, a broken bond

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Unit 3 - Mums and daughters, a broken bond

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Speaking of investigations: the bobby or Peeler

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Speaking of investigations: the bobby or Peeler