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-Fjords are sandy beaches with artificial bays.
-All the mountains in Norway have been explored by climbers.
-Norwegians are proud of their ideas of humanism.
-The standard of living in Norway is at an average level.
-Farming was most popular among the ancient Norwegians.
-Harald Fairhair was the son of the first ruler of western Norway.
-Norway became an independent country in 1900.
-Norway remained neutral during both World Wars.

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Postgirobygget - Idyll (Slowed + Reverb, 432 Hz)

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-John used the computer so much that his mother just __________without saying a word.
-Some people just don't even know when it's time ____________.

If you _________ as your partner, any proposal will be understood. However, if your radio____________ as his one, you (Insert conditionals) hear each other.

That guy told me that if I __________ the traffic lights will turn green.Whoever said it, you___________.

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Utensils
Slicer
Firm
Got the hold of it
Hairspray
Disinfectants
Cleaning agents
Сanister
Insanely
Gaseous chemicals
Delegation
Import
To attempt
A staple
Patent
Сontroversy

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Домашняя утварьС

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Домашняя утварь
Слайсер
Твердый
Подхватить (тренд)
Лак для волос
Дезинфицирующие средства
Чистящие средства
Баллон
Безумно
Газообразные химикаты
Делегация
Импортировать
Пытаться
Основной продукт
Патент
Разногласия

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To be on the same wavelength - perfectly understand each other

To pull the plug - to stop something

To be right on the button - exactly right

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ФьордыВпечатляющ

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Фьорды
Впечатляющий
Обелиск
Пирс
Живописный
Произведение искусства

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What is the most famous Norwegian invention?
When was the cheese slicer invented?
What invention have most people used?
When was the aerosol can invented?
Which invention is not considered Norwegian?
What kind of fish did the Norwegians bring to Japan in 1980?
What invention is not from Norway?

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Fjords
Spectacular
Obelisk
Pier
Picturesque
Work of art

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“Once a new technology rolls over you, if you're not part of the steamroller, you're part of the road.”        

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“Once a new technology rolls over you, if you're not part of the steamroller, you're part of the road.”        

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Stewart Brand, Writer

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GEOGRAPHY
Norway is a narrow country in northern Europe. It shares the Scandinavian Peninsula with Sweden and Finland.

Norway’s coastline is famous for its fjords (fyords), which are sea inlets between steep cliffs. The fjords were carved out by glaciers, as were the country’s mountains.

Norway has many mountains. Some of the peaks are so steep that no one has ever tried to climb them. In addition to the mainland on the Scandinavian Peninsula, Norway also owns the Svalbard island chain and three islands in the Antarctic.

PEOPLE & CULTURE
Norwegians are proud of their traditions of equality and humanitarianism. The country often takes in refugees and people seeking asylum from other countries.

The people of Norway have one of the highest standards of living in the world. Businesses are usually open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a short break for lunch. When families have a new baby, both parents can share 42 weeks of paid time off. Norwegian children don't begin school until they are seven years old.

HISTORY

Humans have lived in Norway as early as 9,000 to 8,000 B.C. The earliest inhabitants lived in caves and tents. Germanic tribes moved to the area. The people began farming instead of hunting and gathering. Farming settlements organized themselves into small independent states.

By the eighth century A.D., there were 30 of these states. In the 9th to 11th centuries, Viking warriors set out from the Scandinavian countries to raid Europe and expand their territories.

In 872, Harald Fairhair was the first ruler to unite most of western Norway. Denmark and Sweden invaded Norway during the rule of Harald Fairhair’s descendant. Denmark ruled Norway for the next century. In 1319, control of Norway was passed to Sweden. In 1397 Denmark, Norway, and Sweden were united as the Union of Kalmar by Queen Margrethe in the late 14th century.

Sweden broke away from the Union in 1523, but Denmark ruled Norway until 1814. During part of the 19th century, Norway went back under Swedish control. Norway became an independent country in 1905.

Norway remained neutral during World War I, but during World War II Germany invaded the country in a surprise attack in April 1940. Germany occupied Norway until the end of the war.