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3) England __ by the North Sea, __ , __ and the Strait of Dover.
4) About 50 million people out the __ of the UK live in England.
5) England __ into areas. These areas __ counties.
6) The counties around London __ as the Home Counties. They are __ and __ .

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According to the rules of etiquette, before you go to inspect the museum exhibits, you need to go to the wardrobe to take off your outer clothing. Large bags, briefcases, bags, backpacks and umbrellas are also supposed to be left in the wardrobe.
If in a museum - as a rule, it is ancient palaces and manors - the ancient parquet has remained, visitors are offered special felt sneakers that should be worn over street shoes.
The halls of the museum should be moved as quietly as possible. It is unacceptably loud to talk or shout, calling your companion.
In large museums, it is considered incorrect to attempt to hastily inspect the entire exposition during one visit. It is best to choose one or several adjacent halls, postponing the examination of the rest of the exposition until the next visit.
Read more about the rules of behavior in museums in the article "How to behave in a museum".