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20 сентября 2026 19:22 · публичный вопрос
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Three facts about Remembrance Day:

  1. Remembrance Day is observed on 11 November.
  2. It honours the people who died in wars.
  3. People wear red poppies, attend ceremonies and observe two minutes of silence at 11 a.m.

7b — Project

Victory Day

Victory Day is one of the most important special days in Russia. It is celebrated on 9 May. This day commemorates the victory of the Soviet Union over Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War, which lasted from 1941 to 1945. It is also a day to remember the soldiers and civilians who died and to honour war veterans.

On Victory Day, people take part in military parades and concerts. They lay flowers at war memorials and visit veterans. Many families watch the parade and fireworks on television or in the city. In some places, people carry portraits of their relatives in the Immortal Regiment and tell children about their family history. At some ceremonies, people observe a minute of silence.

The holiday is joyful because it celebrates victory, but it is also serious and respectful. It reminds us of the price of peace and the courage of the people who defended their country. We should always remember veterans and be grateful to them.

Why this answer fits: it includes all three required points—the name of the day, the reason for celebrating it and what people do. The speech is about 160 words, so it is suitable for 1.5–2 minutes.

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**Short answer** ### 7a The text referred to in the task is not visible, so this is a possible answer: **Three facts about Remembrance Day:** 1. Remembrance Day is observed on **11 November**. 2. It honours the people who died in wars. 3. People wear **red poppies**, attend ceremonies and observe **two minutes of silence** at 11 a.m. ### 7b — Project **Victory Day** Victory Day is one of the most important special days in Russia. It is celebrated on **9 May**. This day commemorates the victory of the Soviet Union over Nazi Germany in the Great Patriotic War, which lasted from 1941 to 1945. It is also a day to remember the soldiers and civilians who died and to honour war veterans. On Victory Day, people take part in military parades and concerts. They lay flowers at war memorials and visit veterans. Many families watch the parade and fireworks on television or in the city. In some places, people carry portraits of their relatives in the Immortal Regiment and tell children about their family history. At some ceremonies, people observe a minute of silence. The holiday is joyful because it celebrates victory, but it is also serious and respectful. It reminds us of the price of peace and the courage of the people who defended their country. We should always remember veterans and be grateful to them. **Why this answer fits:** it includes all three required points—**the name of the day, the reason for celebrating it and what people do**. The speech is about 160 words, so it is suitable for 1.5–2 minutes.