Прочитайте текст. Вставьте, если необходимо, слова, написанные в скобках так, чтобы они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текста. Merry ChristmasChristmas celebration in Britain is one of the tourist (ATTRACT) of the world. The huge celebration with tradition and passion makes the festival a (JOY) event in the heart of British culture and also among tourists.The Christmas celebration in Britain was (MAIN) influenced by the Victorian era. Before 1840s nobody in Britain had heard of Santa Claus. Queen Victoria's rule changed the face of Christmas celebration. The book A Christmas Carol, by the (FAME) author Charles Dickens actually encouraged rich Victorians to give money and gifts to the poor. Middle class people also started to (CHANCE) gifts. In the Victorian age familiesin England and Wales were allowed to take time off work and celebrate over two days, 25th December, which was Christmas Day, and 26th December, which was Boxing Day.Boxing Day earned its name as the day servants opened the boxes in which they had collected gifts and money from their rich (EMPLOY).
Прочитайте текст. Вставьте, если необходимо, слова, написанные в скобках так, чтобы они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текста. Merry ChristmasChristmas celebration in Britain is one of the tourist (ATTRACT) of the world. The huge celebration with tradition and passion makes the festival a (JOY) event in the heart of British culture and also among tourists.The Christmas celebration in Britain was (MAIN) influenced by the Victorian era. Before 1840s nobody in Britain had heard of Santa Claus. Queen Victoria's rule changed the face of Christmas celebration. The book A Christmas Carol, by the (FAME) author Charles Dickens actually encouraged rich Victorians to give money and gifts to the poor. Middle class people also started to (CHANCE) gifts. In the Victorian age familiesin England and Wales were allowed to take time off work and celebrate over two days, 25th December, which was Christmas Day, and 26th December, which was Boxing Day.Boxing Day earned its name as the day servants opened the boxes in which they had collected gifts and money from their rich (EMPLOY).
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Christmas celebration in Britain is one of the tourist attractions of the world. The huge celebration with tradition and passion makes the festival a joyful event in the heart of British culture and also among tourists.
The Christmas celebration in Britain was mainly influenced by the Victorian era. Before the 1840s, nobody in Britain had heard of Santa Claus. Queen Victoria's rule changed the face of Christmas celebration. The book "A Christmas Carol" by the famous author Charles Dickens actually encouraged rich Victorians to give money and gifts to the poor. Middle-class people also started to exchange gifts.
In the Victorian age, families in England and Wales were allowed to take time off work and celebrate over two days, December 25th, which was Christmas Day, and December 26th, which was Boxing Day. Boxing Day earned its name as the day servants opened the boxes in which they had collected gifts and money from their rich employers.