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TOVÁBB Középszintű angol érettségi 2011. október - 1. nyelvhelyesség feladat.
PARLIAMENT'S CLOCK TOWERS
The Clock Tower you see today is not the first tower (0) C be built in Parliament’s grounds in London.
The original tower was built in 1288-90 (1) the reign of King Edward I and contained a bell and clock. A second tower replaced the (2) one in 1367. This was the first public chiming clock in England. In 1707, it was in (3) poor condition that it had to be demolished. A sundial was put up in (4) place.
In 1836, architect Sir Charles Barry designed a clock tower. Building started only in 1843. The construction fell five years (5) schedule and the tower was (6) completed in 1859. There was no official opening ceremony, possibly (7) completion had been so delayed.
Big Ben first rang out on 11 July 1859. The name 'Big Ben' is often associated with the Clock Tower and the Great Clock as (8) as the Great Bell. However, it was the Great Bell that (9) got the nickname. It was named after Sir Benjamin Hall, First Commissioner for Works 1855-1858, (10) name is inscribed on the bell.
Apart from occasional stoppages Big Ben has chimed for 150 years.
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PARLIAMENT'S CLOCK TOWERS
The Clock Tower you see today is not the first tower (0) C be built in Parliament’s grounds in London.
The original tower was built in 1288-90 (1) the reign of King Edward I and contained a bell and clock. A second tower replaced the (2) one in 1367. This was the first public chiming clock in England. In 1707, it was in (3) poor condition that it had to be demolished. A sundial was put up in (4) place.
In 1836, architect Sir Charles Barry designed a clock tower. Building started only in 1843. The construction fell five years (5) schedule and the tower was (6) completed in 1859. There was no official opening ceremony, possibly (7) completion had been so delayed.
Big Ben first rang out on 11 July 1859. The name 'Big Ben' is often associated with the Clock Tower and the Great Clock as (8) as the Great Bell. However, it was the Great Bell that (9) got the nickname. It was named after Sir Benjamin Hall, First Commissioner for Works 1855-1858, (10) name is inscribed on the bell.
Apart from occasional stoppages Big Ben has chimed for 150 years.
| A) | BECAUSE |
| B) | BEHIND |
| C) | DURING |
| D) | FINALLY |
| E) | ITS |
| F) | ORIGINAL |
| G) | ORIGINALLY |
| H) | SUCH |
| I) | THEIR |
| K) | TO |
| L) | WELL |
| M) | WHOSE |