Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

My British Museum Trip
Last weekend, I (1) (visit) the British Museum in London. It (2)……... (to be) one
of largest museums of human history and culture. The British Museum (3)…………….. (open)
its doors to the public in 1759. Nowadays, the museum (4)……………….(house) collections of
over eight million objects from every continent. There (5) (to be) 94 galleries
with treasures and ancient art of the world’s civilizations. You can spend weeks here.
But I (6)…………(have) just a few hours and (7) (decide) to explore
the most popular galleries. I (8)……… (start) from the Egyptian galleries and (9) …………. (see)
sarcophagi and the famous Rosetta Stone there. I (10)…………..(sit) in the Ancient Greece
room looking at the Parthenon sculptures. Then I (11)………..(go) to the Anglo- Saxon
gallery where the Sutton Hoo helmet (12)…………..(attract) my attention and
I (13)……………… (take) pictures of it. The British Museum (14) ………….(impress) me.
Now I (15) ……………… (understand) more about history and culture.

Sea creatures will soon share the bottom of Mexico’s Caribbean Sea with the world’s largest underwater sculpture park. Eventually, there will be 400 life-size sculptures including people holding hands in a circle, cyclists, office workers and pets. The sculptor, Jason deCaires Taylor, casts his statues from local people, so divers might even see someone they recognise. Jason hopes that his sculptures will encourage people to think about the environment. He wants people to swim to the underwater sculpture park instead of the damage reefs. He creates the statues from cement that attract sea creatures and encourage coral to grow on them. If you ever visit Cancun, why not put on your flippers and snorkel and swim out to this amazing park?

goldfish, Once an old man and an old woman Threw a goldfish into the water and returned home. The old woman asks him: “Have you caught a lot, old man?” - “Yes, just one goldfish, and he threw it into the sea; she prayed strongly: let her go, she said, in the blue sea; I will become useful to you: whatever you wish, I will do everything! I took pity on the fish, did not take a ransom from it, let it go free for nothing. “Oh, you old devil! Great happiness fell into your hands, but you didn’t manage to control it. ”The old woman got angry, scolds the old man from morning to evening, does not give him peace:“ If only she begged for bread! After all, soon there will be no dry crust; what are you going to eat?" The old man could not stand it, he went to the goldfish for bread; came to the sea and shouted in a loud voice: “Fish, fish! Become a tail in the sea, head to me. The fish swam to the shore: “What do you want, old man?” - "The old woman was angry, she sent for bread." “Go home, you will have plenty of bread.” The old man came back: “Well, old woman, is there bread?” - “There is plenty of bread; Yes, that's the trouble: the trough has split, there is nothing to wash the linen in; go to the goldfish, ask for a new one.” The old man went to the sea: “Fish, fish! Become a tail in the sea, head to me. A goldfish swam: “What do you want, old man?” - "The old woman sent, she asks for a new trough." “All right, you’ll have a trough too.” The old man turned back, only through the door, and the old woman again pounced on him: “Go,” she says, “to the goldfish, ask them to build a new hut; you can’t live in ours, and look what falls apart!” The old man went to the sea: “Fish, fish! Become a tail in the sea, head to me. The fish swam, became its head to him, its tail in the sea and asks: “What do you need, old man?” - “Build us a new hut; the old woman swears, does not give me peace; I don’t want, he says, to live in an old hut: it’s all going to fall apart!” "Don't worry, old man! Go home and pray to God everything will be done.”