Flashcards on English Language: Culture and Everyday Topics

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Which American city is the biggest city in the USA and known for skyscrapers, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty?

New York City

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Question: Which American city is the biggest city in the USA and known for skyscrapers, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty?

Answer: New York City

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Question: Which West Coast American city is famous for the movie industry in Hollywood and typically has sunny, warm weather?

Answer: Los Angeles

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Question: Which U.S. city is the capital, not located in any state, and home to the White House?

Answer: Washington D.C.

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Question: Name two features that commonly distinguish American cities from Czech cities mentioned in the content.

Answer: They are usually much bigger and have wide streets and many high buildings; often require a car and use a grid street pattern.

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Question: What city layout pattern makes it easy to find your way in many American cities?

Answer: The grid (chessboard) pattern.

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Question: What is Australia classified as in terms of landmass, and what are two animals it is famous for?

Answer: Australia is a country and a continent; it is famous for kangaroos and koalas.

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Question: What is the capital of Australia and which two cities are its biggest?

Answer: The capital is Canberra; the biggest cities are Sydney and Melbourne.

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Question: Where do most people in Australia live?

Answer: Near the coast.

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Question: What large dry region covers much of Australia and what is it commonly called?

Answer: A large part is desert, commonly called the Outback.

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Question: Name a famous marine feature near Australia that is great for diving.

Answer: The Great Barrier Reef.