Are these sentences true, false or is there not enough information in the conversation? 1.robin macwizard is from scotland. 2.rob macwizard is from london. 3.misha can't believe robin. 4.robin's got a very good sense of humour. 5.robin is from the year 1599. 6.robin's father is a wizard. 7.robin's family are good wizard. 8.robin needn't go back to his time. 9.misha is very happy with his new friend. 10.robin can talk to animals. 11.robin can't talk to pafnutiy

Your visit to Whipsnade Wild Animal Park will be very enjoyable, At Whipsnade you will learn and understand more about the lives of animals and how to save endangered animals. Many scientists are working here. They are studying the effects (последствия) that human activities (деятельность человека) have on the natural world.
At the children's farm you can get closer to domestic animals. In the wolf wood you'll have a good view of the wolves.
At a set time (в определенное время) each day, the keepers of the park introduce animals around the park for you to learn more about them and ask questions about them.
But don't bring along your own dog or other pets into the park.

Ireland was England’s first …1- b - colony... and this must never be forgotten when … 2 - i – considering …. Irish history.

Ever since the first English soldiers …3- n - set foot... on Irish soil nine centuries ago, there has been much …4 - r – misery... and bloodshed.

Most people see the problem of Ireland as …5- x – religious...

Everyone agrees that the Irish people can be …6 - z - divided... into two clearly cut ...7 - o - religious groups... Catholics and Protestants. Everyone agrees that religious …8 - s – intolerance... has helped to keep these two groups apart. But historians …9- h – consider... the problem of Ireland to be essentially …10 - k – colonial... The …11- g - troubles... of modern Ireland …12- p - go back... to the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries when, under the …13- m – Tudor monarchs... and later under …14- j - Cromwell... English and Scottish Protestants were sent to Ulster as …15- d - settlers... Their main …16- u – duty... was to …17 - t - keep a watch... over the rebellious Catholic …18- e - natives... At the end of the eighteenth century Protestants formed a …19 - a- society... which they called, in …20 - q - honour... of William of Orange, the ‘Orange Society’. The object of this society was to make sure that Protestant Loyalists, i.e. Protestants loyal to the British Crown, never lost control in Ulster. Orangemen throughout their history have always been …21- v – militant … ; they have caused ...22- c - frequent riots … , and they have fought Catholics at the slightest …23- w – provocation... They armed themselves and threatened to fight …24- f - rather than … become part of the Catholic south.