ОЧЕНЬ Подивіться відео та виконайте завдання https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/study-break/video-zone/what-tallest-statue-world 1. Where is the Christ the Redeemer statue? a. in Brazil b. in Singapore 2. Where is the Merlion statue? a. in China b. in Singapore 3. Who does the Statue of Unity honour? a. India’s prime minister b. India’s first deputy prime minister 4. What is the Statue of Unity made of? a. iron and steel b. stone 5. How tall is the Statue of Unity? a. 110 metres b. 183 metres 6. What was the world’s tallest statue before the Statue of Unity was finished? a. Christ the Redeemer b. the Spring Temple Buddha 7. Where is the Spring Temple Buddha statue? a. in China b. in India 8. How tall is the Spring Temple Buddha? a. 128 metres b. 46 metres

Every weekend, two facilitators travel to various cities of the world. According to the program rules, one of them must live Saturday and Sunday for $ 100, and the second can spend unlimited funds, which are stored on a "gold" credit card. To decide as to which of them spend the weekend under the program, leading before every journey, toss a coin, and it is all about heads or tails[5]. If the coin falls "heads", the gold card goes to the host who threw the coin, and his "partner" — $100; if "tails" — on the contrary. The only time students were given a gold card co-host, was in the 15th edition of Tbilisi, when Alan gave the card to Jeanne.
During the program the audience is acquainted with the main sights of the city, in which are leading, to suggest the names of hotels tell about the cost of a service.
The appearance in the second season of the program sponsor in the form of one of the Ukrainian wine producers influenced the development of traditions. According to her, each city lead with a gold card is hiding a sealed bottle, inside which are $100 with a note. Found a bottle ask to send the program a photo or video of this process[6].

Every weekend, two facilitators travel to various cities of the world. According to the program rules, one of them must live Saturday and Sunday for $ 100, and the second can spend unlimited funds, which are stored on a "gold" credit card. To decide as to which of them spend the weekend under the program, leading before every journey, toss a coin, and it is all about heads or tails[5]. If the coin falls "heads", the gold card goes to the host who threw the coin, and his "partner" — $100; if "tails" — on the contrary. The only time students were given a gold card co-host, was in the 15th edition of Tbilisi, when Alan gave the card to Jeanne.
During the program the audience is acquainted with the main sights of the city, in which are leading, to suggest the names of hotels tell about the cost of a service.
The appearance in the second season of the program sponsor in the form of one of the Ukrainian wine producers influenced the development of traditions. According to her, each city lead with a gold card is hiding a sealed bottle, inside which are $100 with a note. Found a bottle ask to send the program a photo or video of this process[6].