1) Answer for the questions.

1.Who is the Head of Australia?

2. Who is appointed by the Australian government?

3. When did Australia become fully independent from Great Britain?

4. What is the main legislative body in the country?

5. What are two main political forces in Australia?

2) Complete the sentence according to the information from the text:

1. Australia is a constitutional monarchy…

2. The Governor General appoints members of the Executive Council...

3. Federal Parliament consists of …

4. There are ten senators from each state and …

5. The ministers are chosen from members of …

6. Till the 1930s Australia mostly depended upon …

7. The Australian Constitution took effect on

8. The Commonwealth parliament can make laws …

9. The national legislative power is divided between two chambers, or …

10. State parliaments and governments are responsible for: …

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I have got a sister. Her name is Anna. Anne is nine years old. She studies at school in the third grade. Anna is a good student.
She  only gets good marks. Anna wakes up at seven o'clock  in the morning. She gets up, washes, cleans the teeth and does morning exercises. At seven-thirty she has breakfast. Anna goes to school at eight o'clock. She doesn't ride by bus, and she walkes. My sister  comes back  from school at three hours. She doesn't make her lessons immediately. The first  Anna  has dinner, then she takes a walk. My sister starts making her homeworks at five o'clock.

1) Visit the Serpentine in Hyde Park.
2) Spend some time at the National Gallery in Threadneedle Square.
3 ) See a hit  West End play or musical.
4) Take in some contemporary art at Tate Modern in Bankside.
5) Go to the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.
6) Visit the dinosaur at the National History Museum on Cromwell Road.
7) Call in at Chelsea and do a spot of shopping at Knightsbridge's most famous store.
8) Become a "groudling" and catch a play at the reconstruction of Shakespeare's  Globe.
9) Visit the British Library, which is next to St. Pancras Station. it has a copy of every book ever published in the UK.
10) Get a unique aerial view of London by taking a flight on the London Eye.
11) Have tea with the Prime Minister (if they're in) at number ten Downing Street.
12) Try to arrange an overdraft at the Bank of England, wich you'll find on Bank of England, wich you'll find on Threadneedle Street.
13) Take part in a debate in the Commons at the Houses of Parliament.
14) Spend some time at the Cabinet War Rooms, near St.James'sPark.
15) Have your picture taken with the guards outside Buckingham Palace.
16) Take a stoll down the King's Road in the borough of Harrods.
17) Say "hello" to the elephants at London Zoo, which is in Regent's  Park.
18) Book tickets for a play at the National Theatre on the  South Bank.
19) Walkalong the Embankment with a friend until you reach Cleopatra's Needle.
20)Enjoy a relaxing cruise on the River Thames.