Jellyfish are beautiful and 1) sea creatures, well-known for their 2) stings. They come in many different colours and patterns, and some jellyfish even glow in the dark! The smallest are just a few inches wide while the largest can grow to incredible 3) of 120 feet! Jellyfish move through the water like an umbrella. They do this by opening their skin and letting water flow inside. Then they push all the water out. When this happens, the jellyfish 4) shoot forward. Every year, 5) stories are published in the newspapers about people who have been stung by jellyfish. However, although it is true that some types of jellyfish can be 6) dangerous, the majority are actually absolutely 7) . They simply float around peacefully in the ocean. In 8) , jellyfish need to be more afraid of humans than we of them. Why? Because jellyfish is on the menu in several countries! The 9) , for instance, consider jellyfish a delicacy. In Japan you can even buy jelyyfish sweets and jellyfish sushi! The locals enjoy its 10) texture although foreigners usually say it tastes quite bland!
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In a monarchy, a king or queen is head of state. the british monarchy is known as a constitutional monarchy. this means that, while the sovereign is head of state, the ability to make and pass legislation resides with an elected parliament. although the sovereign no longer has a political or executive role, he or she continues to play an important part in the life of the nation. as head of state, the monarch undertakes constitutional and representational duties which have developed over one thousand years of history. in addition to these state duties, the monarch has a less formal role as 'head of nation'. the sovereign acts as a focus for national identity, unity and pride; gives a sense of stability and continuity; officially recognises success and excellence; and supports the ideal of voluntary service. in all these roles the sovereign is supported by members of their immediate family.

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1) The leitmotif of his collection of paintings is color. The images, made in a modern style, emphasize

the elegant and refined, refined taste of the owner

2) A distinctive feature of pop art is the idea of depicting banal things, exalting ordinary objects to the rank of magnificent.

3) Only on a real canvas it becomes possible to

fully convey the richness of oil paints and enjoy the texture of the image created by the hands of a talented

artist.

4) Until the end of the XIX century, still life, in contrast to

portraits and historical paintings, was considered as

the "lowest" genre in the academic hierarchy.

5) The significance of the objects that make up a still life can be determined by completely different factors – social, religious or philosophical.

6) This work of painting evokes the most complex and ambiguous associations among museum visitors, giving free rein

to the imagination.

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7) Geometric figures in the paintings of this artist

create optical illusions. One form flows into another,

perspective does not converge at one point, objects have no

beginning or end.

8) The works of this artist are characterized

by a psychological self-portrait. He is an artist with a fine sense,

a fine reflection. The method of his work – introspection-is rare in our time. His painting is an internal dialogue with

himself.

9) With the development of science, religious themes in painting have faded into the background.

10) The objects that make up this still life are selected, at first glance, spontaneously, but in fact they

represent a stereotypical emblem of childhood.

11) Abstractionism continued the" liberation " of art from any control of reason and logical laws

and took as the main creative principle the spontaneous, automatic application of colors to the canvas, which occurs exclusively under the influence of mental and emotional states.