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2.Comprehension Questions
1. Describe a parliamentary monarchy.
2. How can you see whether Parliament is in session?
3. What is an MP?
4. Describe the woolsack in the house of Lords and its purpose there.
3.Discussion Questions
1. Compare Great Britain's Parliament and Uzbekistan's Parliament. How are they same? How are they different?
2.Would you like to be a member of the OliyMajlis?Why?
4.Look at the pictures and describe them:

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   The map of London
   
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   The sights of London
   

LESSON 5

THE THEME:London
1.Read ,translate and try to retell the text
London
London, the capital of Great Britain, is an ancient city. Its ancient name Lyn-din (or Londnium) means “a lonely port”. In the year 55 B.C. (before our era) Caesar came to this place from Rome. Later other invaders came to the British shores and conquered the land. In 1066 it was conquered by William the Duke of Normandy (William the Conqueror). He settled in Londinium which became London since that time.
Today London is one of the biggest cities in the world. Its population, including the suburbs, is more than eight million people. The main parts of London are; the West End, the East End, the City and Westminster. Some people say that the West End is the goods of London, because it the area of rich people, so many shops, markets, cinemas, theatres, museums, galleries and the places of interest are situated here.
The East End is the hands of London. It is the area of production. So it is also the area of working class. Lots of mills (plants), factories, enterprises and joint ventures are situated here.
The City is the money of London. Many banks are situated in this area. Westminster is the administrative centre of London. The Houses of Parliament, the seat of the British Government are situated here.
London is famous for its places of interest. There are many architectural art and historical monuments in London such as the BritishMuseum, the Tower of London, the National Gallery, BuckinghamPalace, the Nelson Column and many others. Thousands of tourists from all parts of the world come to London to see its sights.

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