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100

 Describe where the British Isles are located and name the two main islands.

The British Isles are located in the north-west of Europe. They are surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and separated from mainland Europe by the North Sea and the English Channel. The two main islands are Great Britain and Ireland. Great Britain includes England, Scotland, and Wales, while Ireland is divided into Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

100

Name four countries of the UK and its capital.

The United Kingdom consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The capital city is London.

100

Name common animals and plants in Britain.

Common animals include foxes, deer, rabbits, and hedgehogs. Common plants include oak trees, pine trees, and different flowers found in gardens and parks.

200

Explain how being surrounded by seas and oceans influences people’s lifestyle.

Being surrounded by water influences transportation, food culture, and climate. For example, people traditionally depend on fishing and sea trade. The maritime climate also creates mild weather, which affects agriculture and daily clothing choices. In addition, coastal tourism plays an important role in the economy and lifestyle of people living near the sea.

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Why is the UK multicultural?

The UK is multicultural because people from different ethnic backgrounds live there. Historical colonization and modern immigration have brought different languages, religions, and traditions. For example, London is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world.

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Why is biodiversity important?

Biodiversity supports ecosystem balance. Different species help maintain soil quality, air purification, and food chains. Without biodiversity, environmental stability and human survival could be threatened.

300

Compare the geographical structure of the UK with another country.

Compared to Uzbekistan, the UK is an island country, while Uzbekistan is landlocked. Because of this, the UK has strong maritime traditions and developed sea trade. Uzbekistan, on the other hand, depends more on land transportation and regional trade. Both countries have diverse landscapes, but Uzbekistan has more deserts, while the UK has greener landscapes due to rainfall.

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How do universities contribute to the UK’s reputation?

Universities like Oxford and Cambridge attract international students and researchers. They produce scientific discoveries and educate global leaders. Their academic quality improves Britain’s international prestige and supports economic growth.

300

How do national parks help wildlife?

National parks protect natural habitats from urban development and pollution. They provide safe areas where animals and plants can grow naturally. They also raise environmental awareness among people.

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How has geographical position influenced British history?

The island location helped Britain develop strong naval power and protect itself from invasions. It also made international trade easier, which contributed to the expansion of the British Empire. Because of its access to sea routes, Britain became a global trading and political power.

400

Advantages and disadvantages of constitutional monarchy?

One advantage is political stability and national unity. The monarch represents tradition and culture. However, some people believe monarchy is expensive and unnecessary in modern democracy. Others think political power should belong completely to elected leaders.

400

Compare UK climate with Uzbekistan. ?

the UK has cooler and wetter weather, while Uzbekistan has hotter summers and colder winters. Because of this, agriculture, housing, and clothing styles differ. Uzbekistan uses irrigation more, while the UK depends on natural rainfall.

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If Britain were connected to Europe by land, how would it be different?

If Britain were connected to Europe, cultural exchange would probably be stronger. Migration might increase, and political relations could be closer. Britain might have experienced more wars historically. Economically, land trade routes could reduce dependence on sea trade. Overall, British identity might be less isolated and more similar to continental Europe.

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Does cultural diversity strengthen or weaken a country?

I believe diversity strengthens a country because it encourages creativity and economic development. In the UK, different cultures contribute to food, music, and business. However, diversity can also create social challenges if integration policies are weak. Overall, diversity usually brings more benefits than disadvantages.

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How might climate change affect the UK?

Climate change may increase floods, storms, and heatwaves. It could damage agriculture, housing, and infrastructure. Economically, disaster recovery costs may increase. Socially, people may need to adapt to new environmental conditions.