Year 11 website Mike > buy the web address ✓ 1 Mike and jacob > design the website x 2 Rob > take photos for the site 3 Bev and Harry > interview Year 13 students 4 Bev and Harry > write the stories X 5 year 11 > put the information online x 6 Mrs Foster > tell the other classes about the website

1. Jack had a lot of homework - TRUE.
2. He did not do his homework well because he was not a clever boy - FALSE.
3. Jack’s mother made him do his homework - TRUE.
4. Jack enjoyed doing his homework about Thomas Edison - TRUE.

1. Was there sometimes nothing interesting on the television for Jack?
No, there was never a time when there was nothing interesting on television.

2. Were Jack’s results better when his mother made him do his homework?
No, they weren't, because he did his work quickly and carelessly as he wanted to finish it quickly and get back to his beloved television.

3. What did Jack’s mother do to stop him being punished at school?
Jack’s mother began to test him to try to make sure that he had really done the work properly and not left anything out.

4. Why was Jack’s answer funny?
Because there’s no television without electricity.

The red square, Pushkin museum, the Bolshoi theatre...
Red Square - the main square in Moscow, located in the center of radial-circular layout of the city between Moscow Kremlin (to the west) and China Town (to the east). From the square to the banks of the Moscow River is receding Vasilevsky descent.
The area is located along the north-eastern wall of the Kremlin, the Kremlin between travel, travel Resurrection Gate, St. Nicholas Street, Ilyinka Varvarka and Vasilevsky descent to the Kremlin embankment. Emerging from the area of ​​the street further branch out and pouring into the city's main thoroughfare leading to different parts of Russia.
On the square are the place of execution, a monument to Minin and Pozharsky, the Lenin Mausoleum, next to which the Kremlin Wall Necropolis, where the figures are buried (mostly political and military) of the Soviet state [1] To the west of the square is the Moscow Kremlin, to east - Top (GUM) and the Middle Trading Rows, north - Historical Museum, and Kazan Cathedral, south - Saint Basil's Cathedral (Pokrovsky Cathedral). The unique architectural ensemble of the square is protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Area, cubed, is a pedestrian zone. Car traffic is prohibited on the area since 1974. Also there is an unofficial ban on travel by bicycle. The total length of the Red Square - 330 meters, width - 70 meters, the area of ​​23 100 m ².