Write the names of the gadgets. Write how they work and what people do with them. 1)флешка
2)телефон
3)компьютер
4)камера​

The Bayeux Tapestry (also known in France as a Tapestry of Queen Matilda) is a unique medieval artifact that dates back to the 11th century. Nearly 70 metres of embroidered1 cloth expand on the events that led up to the Norman conquest of England, culminating with the fateful Battle of Hastings.

Technically not a tapestry (as tapestries are woven, not embroidered), this exquisite piece of cloth shows about 70 historical scenes and is narrated with Latin tituli2. It’s origins and the history of creation are still hotly debated in scholarly circles, but the two main theories give the credit either to the Queen Matilda of Flanders who was a wife of William the Conqueror, or to a bishop Odo of Bayeux, who was William’s half-brother and eventually became a regent of England in his absence.

The tapestry is made largely of plain weave3 linen and embroidered with wool yarn. The woolen crewelwork4 is made in various shades of brown, blue and green, mainly terracotta, russet, and olive green. Later restorations have also added some brighter colours, such as orange and light yellow. Attempts at restoration of both the beginning and the end of the tapestry were made at some points, adding some missing tituli and numerals, although an ongoing debate disputes the validity of these restorations.

1) The spa treatment was relaxing I can't wait to go there again.

a) so...that  

2) Mark asked Claire if she wanted to the cinema with him.

 b) to go  

3) The aerobics instructor told us out ...

 b) to stretch  

4) Dubai is said some of the most modern architecture in the world.

 b) to have  

5) More action on climate change to stop a disaster happening to the whole planet.

 b) is needed  

6) This is high security zone and identity card be worn at all times.

d) must

7) If I time I go jogging every day.

c) have  

8) This is jacket my wife bought for me.

 d) which

9) Charlotte ___ on the couch all day thinking about the previous night.

 b) lay