Give answers to the following questions in the Passive Voice, using the information in brackets.
1. Has anybody described Joe Hill's life? (a lot of books, novels, plays, poetry,
songs and articles; write). 2. Who wrote the ballad about Joe Hill? (Alfred Hayes).
3. Who composed the music that made the ballad so popular? (Earl Robinson). 4.
How did they mark Joe Hill's hundredth birthday anniversary in Sweden?
(organize a museum in the house where Joe Hill was born in Evle; stage the play
by Barrie Stavis "The Man Who Never Died"). 5. Is the museum popular? (visit;
10,000 people every year). 6. How did the Swedes receive the play by Barrie
Stavis? (very warmly; stage in Stockholm afterwards). 7. Do they sing Joe Hill's
songs nowadays? (Peter Seeger and many other singers of protest songs).

1.  Canada is a large and rich country in North America.

2. The capital of Canada is Ottawa.

3. The symbol of the country is a red Maple leaf.

4. On the border with the USA, there is a beautiful Niagara waterfall.

5. There is magnificent nature,  and friendly people live in Canada. A lot of them are good at sports.  

6. It is situated in the northern and central parts of  North America.  

7. Canadian English and French are official languages in this country.  

8. The most popular cities are Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton, Calgary, Mississauga.

9. The British Queen Elizabeth ll is the head of Canada.

10. Government  of  Federal parliamentary  constitutional monarchy:

• Monarch :  Elizabeth II

• Governor - General:   Julie Payette

• Prime Minister:  Justin Trudeau

1)  london city, also known as the square mile, is the original and historic place in london.  2)  westminster palace - building on the thames in the london borough of westminster, where the meeting of the british parliament. it connects to trafalgar square, whitehall. 3)  the biggest and richest museum in the world - the museo de oro in colombia's capital city bogota. 4)  the madame tussauds wax figures can be seen.5)  graveyard of ships - in the sea, where ships leave the body to break down, left in storage or disposed of. also under the cemetery of ships realize dry docks, in which the court disposed of containing hazardous substances in connection with possible environmental consequences.