امتحان محوسب في (CULTURE SPOT) (Student’s Book 58 & 59) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

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A holiday spent in your own country:

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When something is given a new life:

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Travelling around the world:

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Very typically:

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Strict manners:

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Got in a bad condition:

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Relax and enjoy:

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Good for you:

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The first UK seaside town to become a resort was Weymouth.

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Recently, members of the royal family have preferred east coast seaside destinations.

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British men used to protect their heads with unusual coverings.

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In the 19th century, people were concerned about sunburn.

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Package holidays are the most popular type of holiday for foreign visitors.

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The word "frivolous" means:

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The word "heyday" is defined as:

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Everyone the writer knows has deeply embedded memories about going to the seaside as a child, building sandcastles with:

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The transformation of seaside towns into resorts started in 1789 when King George III was advised to spend time close to the sea for:

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In 1789, the sea air, sea bathing and even drinking seawater were considered:

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Weymouth, a seaside town on the south coast, became King George III's favourite holiday destination, one to which he regularly returned until:

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Following King George III's lead, holidaying at the seaside became extremely fashionable for:

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George IV favoured Brighton because it was closer to:

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Because of its rapid growth and popularity as a resort, Brighton received the nickname of:

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The legacy of King George IV was the construction of the Brighton Pavilion, which incorporated architectural and interior decorative features from:

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During the late 1940s, more people could afford to travel greater distances to:

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The seaside annual breaks were the time for the traditionally straitlaced Brits to:

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During the heyday, children were treated to sugary candyfloss, rock and ice creams, while the parents bought:

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The British love affair with the seaside came to a sudden end in the late 20th century when:

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Package holidays meant that a family could buy flights and accommodation abroad for: