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17. The Chapel of King’s College (Cambridge) is built in the …. style.
a. Perpendicular
b. classical
c. Norman


18. A fine bone chinaware made in Stoke-on-Trent is named after….
a. Thomas Minton
b. William Morris
c. John Nash


19. A house standing on the own land and not attached to another building is called…
a. a semi-detached house
b. a detached house
c. a terraced house


20. A statue representing Love in Piccadilly Circus (London) is called …
a. Atlas
b. Eros
c. Neptune

Вариант №2.

Choose one of three possible answers.

1. ... was the leading composer of the 15-th century in England.
a. John Bull
b. John Dunstable
c. Thomas Morley


2. The leading composer of the middle of the 16-th century was…, who composed anthems and services.
a. Byrd
b. Thomas Tallis
c. с. Gibbons


3. The beginning of English opera belongs to the… century.
a. XVII^th
b. XV^th
c. XVI^th


4. ... was the greatest figure in English music of the XVII-th century.
a. Henry Purcell
b. Thomas Arne
c. Thomas Tallis


5. ... is the author of the song “ Rule Britannia”.
a. Thomas Arne
b. John Field
c. Nocturnes


6. ... is the name of an English composer (1842 – 1900) known esp. for writing comic operas.
a. Sir Arthur Sullivan
b. W. Gilbert
c. M. Tippet


7. Arthur Sullivan created fourteen operas together withWilliam Gilbert (1836 – 1911), ... .
a. the composer
b. the writer of the texts
c. the conductor