9 Complete the dialogue with a, an, some and any.
Mum Are you ready for your trip? Is that ' a new
rucksack, Peter?
Peter Yes, it is. I bought it yesterday.
Mum Are you taking food with you?
Peter Well
, I've got apple, bottle of water
and S... sandwiches. I'm not going to take
6 chocolate with me in this hot weather.
Mum Are you going to take any guidebooks
with you?
Peter No, I'm not. I'm not going to take e
heavy things. I can buy guidebooks
in Portugal.
Mum OK!​

1. Great Britain ­and Ireland.
2.­ England, Scotland and Wales.
3. Two: Northern Irelan­d and the Irish Republic.
4. ­The United Kingdom of Great Britain and­ Northern Ireland.
5. The Atlantic ­Ocean, the Irish Sea, the North Sea.
6. 244,000 square kilometers.­
7. Briti­sh.
8. Due Gulf Stre­am.
9. Ben Nevis.
10. The Severn and the Thames.
11. London.­
12. I tis located on the crossroads from Europe to Amer­ica.
13. Newt­on, Darwin, Drake, Shakespeare, Church­ill.
14. A constitutional monarchy.
15. The parliament, thePrime Minister.
16. Every four years.

Madam Tussaud’s is the most popular waxworks museum in the world. There are wax models of the famous and infamous, both living and dead. You can meet great characters of history and art. There are actors, film stars, pop-singers, criminals, politicians and members of the Royal family here. There is a place where you can see all the celebrities at once. The museum is situated in Marylebone Road, not far from the street which is famous as the home of the first great detective in fiction, Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes. There are several halls at Madam Tussaud’s: the Grand Hall, the Chamber of Horrors and The Spirit of London exhibition. The wax figures are extremely realistic. When they look at you their eyes are sparkling and you feel uncomfortable. Computer-controlled figures (audioanimatronics) are especially popular with the visitors. Their speech and sound are recordered onto CDs and synchronized with the movements. In the Grand Hall you will find all kinds of celebrities and there is a special place for the Royal family. Most people agree to be portrayed, but some refuse. Mother Teresa was one of the few who declined, saying her work was important, not her person.