«Learn about some of the UNESCO sites in the United Kingdom. Match the locations (1–6) with the appropriate categories

«Learn about some of the UNESCO sites in the United Kingdom. Match the locations (1–6) with the appropriate categories (A–G). There is an extra category. Complete your responses in the table provided. (Maximum 6 points.) A. Remote and isolated B. Noteworthy historical structures C. Devastated by a fire D. Everything seems ancient to me E. Received as a gift F. A benevolent individual G. No one remains UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES Sites in the United Kingdom and British overseas territories There are 26 UNESCO World Heritage sites in the United Kingdom and its overseas territories. Some are globally renowned, like Stonehenge, while others are less familiar. We will explore a few of these here. 1. Saltaire. During the 19th century, many people endured harsh living and working conditions. Sir Titus Salt owned cotton mills but was distinct from other employers. He established a complete village, Saltaire, with attractive residences and green areas for his workers. Today, Saltaire is a living museum where people still reside and work. 2. Henderson Island. Situated about as far away from civilization as possible, this island lies midway between South America and Australia. It is uninhabited, serving as a crucial site for scientists to study the growth and life of animals and plants left entirely undisturbed. 3. Blenheim Palace. The Churchill family has resided in this palace since 1722. The land was granted to John Churchill by the government following his victorious military campaign. Sir Winston Churchill was born here, and the palace is currently open to visitors. 4. Durham Castle and Cathedral. Durham, a small city in northern England, is home to the third oldest university in England, following Oxford and Cambridge. The cathedral and castle date back to William the First and were constructed in the late 11th century. 5. St Kilda is a small island off the northwest coast of Scotland. It was inhabited for approximately 2,000 years, but the last residents left the island in 1930. St Kilda also serves as the most significant sea bird colony in northwest Europe. 6. Edinburgh old and new town. Edinburgh has been the capital of Scotland since 1437. The old town refers to the area atop the hill where the castle is located. Although castles have stood here for thousands of years, the oldest part of the present castle dates back to the 12th century. The new town was constructed in the 18th century, and its most renowned street is Princes Street.»

Место 1: B
Место 2: D
Место 3: E
Место 4: C
Место 5: A
Место 6: F