1. TRAVELLING ABOUT MOSCOW

2. The Cathedral of Christ of Saviour – St.Paul’s Cathedral

3. The Kremlin - The Tower of London

4. The Bolshoi Theatre -The Globe Theatre

5. The Tretyakov Gallery – The National Gallery

6. Soldiers changing the guard

7. Who was Yuri Dolgoruky?

8. When was Moscow first named ?

9. When was the first Russian University founded ? When was the first Russian University founded ?

10. When was the first horse-drawn tram line put into service? How was it called?

11. When did Moscow become the capital of Russia ?

12. What year was the first line of Moscow Metro opened and put into operation?

13. Yuri Dolgoruky

16. Red Square

17. St.Basil’s

18. Mother of Kazan Cathedral

25. The Kremlin

28. Uspensky Cathedral

29. Archangel Cathedral

31. Ivan the Great’s Bell Tower

32. State Kremlin Palace

33. The Cathedral of Christ of Saviour

34. The Tretyakov Gallery

35. The Bolshoi Theatre

36. ALL-RUSSIAN DECORATIVE- APPLIED and FOLK MUSEUM

37. The queen’s swam keeper

38. Scotland

45. Maslenitsa

64. Moscow first become the capital of Russia… 1. Under Peter the Great 2. Under Ivan III 3. Under Dmitry Donskoy

65. Napoleonic army entered Moscow… 1. In 1380 2. In 1815 3. In 1812

66. The first victory by the Russian forces headed … over the Golden Horde 1. Andrey Rublev 2. Dmitry Donskoy 3. Ivan Kalita

67. At the head of home guard against Polish invaders were… 1. Minin and Kalita 2. Pozharsky and Dolgoruky 3. Minin and Pozharsky

68. When did the Second World War start? 1. In 1938 2. 1939 3. 1940

69. How many people lost their lives during the II World War? 1. 30 million 2. 40 million 3. More than 60 million

70. In 1943,Stalin,Roosevelt and Churchill met at a conference. Where did it take place? 1. In Cairo 2. In Teheran 3. InYalta

71. Not a rustling leaf, not a bird in fligh In the sleepy grove until dawn. How I love these nights, Moscow suburb nights, The caress of the waking sun. The calm riling stream seems to ebb and flow Like a silver web of moonlight, In my heart I hear singing come and go On this wonderful summer night. Why this downcast look? Does the rising day Bring us near the hour when we part? It's as hard to keep as to give away All that presses upon my heart. Dawn is nigh, and pale grow the amber lights. Let me hope, my dear, that you too Will remember these Moscow suburb nights And our love that has been so true.