Which part of the text does each statement refer to?

#1. The capacity of people speaking Welsh. ( … )

#2. Celtic tribes’ titles. ( … )

#3. Literary name of Scotland. ( … )

# 4. The most ancient Welsh written example. ( … )

# 5. British well-known universities. ( … )

1. Since the Roman invasion of Britain the history of this region has been characterized by its resistance to foreign domination.

2. The name “Calidonia” is often used in literature to mean Scotland.

3. The name was given by Romans to the northern part of island of Britain.

4. When the Scots arrived from Ireland in the 6^th century, the Celtic community included Picts, Brits and Scots.

5. The borders of the Scottish Kingdom were extended to its present boundary in 1018 and a long era of conflict began with England.

6. Welsh belongs to the Celtic languages. One of the oldest works written in Welsh are the “Four Ancient Books of Wales” ( 6^th- 14^th centuries).

7. The Welsh have managed to maintain their ancient language.

8. Welsh is an expansive musical language, spoken by only one- fifth of the inhabitants.

9. Oxford has long been a strategic point on the western routes into London.

10. Oxford and Cambridge are among the oldest and most famous universities in the world.

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Which part of the text does each statement refer to?

#1. Branch of economy as a spring of job places. ( … )

#2. The consequences of the process of urbanization. ( … )

#3. The Anglo-Saxons’ manner of writing. ( … )

#4. The environment in which the arms program was initiated. ( … )

#5. The most profitable services in the United Kingdom. ( … )

1. The Anglo-Saxons had a sound /kh/ which they spelled /h/. Wherever you see a gh in modern English you know that it was spelled /h/ by the Anglo-Saxons.

2. The Normans did not have the Old English h - sound in the language and had no spelling for it.

3. The thing is that Anglo-Saxons did not have a very good alphabet, although they wrote a little with Germanic letters called runes.

4. An increase in population and urban growth during the 20^th century caused a significant drop in the acreage of farms in England.

5. The British weapon project started informally, as in the United States, among university physicists.

6. The valuable knowledge and experience they acquired sped the development of the British bomb after 1945.

7. The major technological innovations of the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries improved the competitive potential of the newer industrial nations.

8. The tourism industry has clearly overtaken manufacturing as a source of employment for Londoners.

9. The most remarkable phenomenon characterizing the economy of the United Kingdom has been the growth of service industries.

10. The providers of personal , financial and leisure services have been the beneficiaries

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