ЗНО / НМТ. Use of English #2

One old castle in the Netherlands that holds significant historical and cultural            [valuable, assignment, difference, importance] is Muiderslot Castle, also known simply       [for, as, about, with] Muiden Castle.

Muiderslot Castle is located in the town of Muiden, in the province of North Holland, Netherlands. It sits at the        [throat, hands, mouth, back] of the Vecht River.

The castle was built around 1280 by Count Floris V of Holland as part of a            [defense, royal, pretending, serving] network to control the surrounding area and protect against invasions. Over the centuries, the castle served various purposes, including as a defensive fortress, a           [residence, hall, apartment, hut] for nobility, and even as a prison.

Muiderslot Castle is an excellent example of medieval castle architecture in the Netherlands. It features a square layout with four        [buried, corner, street, royal] towers and a central courtyard. The castle is surrounded by a moat, and visitors can        [leave, get, come, access] it via a drawbridge. Inside, visitors can         [explore, imagine, draw, found] various rooms, including the knight's hall, the kitchen, and the castle museum.

If you're planning to visit Iceland, we recommend you to read this              [practical, unbelievable, presenting, intriguing] information first.

Weather          [shows, casts, climates, patterns] in Iceland are changing all the time. You can            [hop off, understand, experience, meet] all four seasons in one day! For your comfort, do not forget to bring warm clothing and sturdy          [river, mountain, football, hiking] shoes. A waterproof jacket and pants will come             [in handy, out of mind, for sure, under]. You can always rent hiking boots, a waterproof jacket, and waterproof pants in the booking process.
There are different activities to take on           [watching, seeing, depending, relying] on the season you choose to visit. In summer, see the Midnight Sun and photograph stunning             [wildlife, exotic, hospitality, birds] such as puffins, Icelandic sheep, and even reindeer.

Developed by L.L. Zamenhof, Esperanto is an            [usual, modern, artificial, unique] language developed in the 19th Century. Zamenhof wanted to create a language that could be used               [globally, independently, variously, personally] as a second language. Having been developed on simple phonetics, Esperanto was well-liked by the public and is used by almost 2000 people as a local language and 2 million            [across, against, by, underneath] the globe. In 1954, it was recognized by the United Nations as an internationally constructed language and was also           [asked, sent, awarded, nominated] for a Nobel Prize in Literature. This is why this language         [thinks, boasts, affects, settles] of successful history, as it had been used by narrators in World War II.