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Why did the Station have to be so unusual and beautiful?
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To reflect the beauty of the palace complex nearby
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To spend the budget
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To teach the locals about the neogothic style
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Hi guys, this one is the first part of the listening quiz, the second one will be a few hours later. I thought it would be too big for one go 😉
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Hey)
How did you like the listening quiz today? The keys will be tomorrow for you to check)
As for reflection/reflexion:
the common way to spell it is 'reflection', just as you commented. 'Reflexion' is mainly British and outdated.
Interestingly, this is not the only word that follows this logic:
connection/connexion is also an example!
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How did you like the listening quiz today? The keys will be tomorrow for you to check)
As for reflection/reflexion:
the common way to spell it is 'reflection', just as you commented. 'Reflexion' is mainly British and outdated.
Interestingly, this is not the only word that follows this logic:
connection/connexion is also an example!
English with ❤️
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Hi) Below is the script of yesterday's listening quizzes 😏
New Peterhof Railway Station
Part 1
New Peterhof Railway Station is an architectural gem, located in Peterhof, Russia, designed by the renowned architect Nikolai Benois. Completed in 1857, it was part of the Railway built to connect St. Petersburg with the famed Peterhof Palace complex.
Benois was tasked with creating a station that reflected the grandeur of its destination, and he delivered a striking design influenced by Neo-Gothic architecture. The New Peterhof Railway Station became not just a transportation hub, but also an architectural highlight of the area.
Part 2
Nikolai Benois modeled the New Peterhof Railway Station after the Orvieto Cathedral in Italy. The design of the station mimics the cathedral-like appearance, with pointed arches, decorative spires, and towering facades that give it the look of a medieval fortress.
The Neo-Gothic style, uncommon for Russian railway stations at the time, sets the New Peterhof Station apart as both a functional building and an architectural monument. Today, it continues to serve passengers while retaining its historical significance and unique architectural charm, making it a gateway to the opulent world of Peterhof.
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New Peterhof Railway Station
Part 1
New Peterhof Railway Station is an architectural gem, located in Peterhof, Russia, designed by the renowned architect Nikolai Benois. Completed in 1857, it was part of the Railway built to connect St. Petersburg with the famed Peterhof Palace complex.
Benois was tasked with creating a station that reflected the grandeur of its destination, and he delivered a striking design influenced by Neo-Gothic architecture. The New Peterhof Railway Station became not just a transportation hub, but also an architectural highlight of the area.
Part 2
Nikolai Benois modeled the New Peterhof Railway Station after the Orvieto Cathedral in Italy. The design of the station mimics the cathedral-like appearance, with pointed arches, decorative spires, and towering facades that give it the look of a medieval fortress.
The Neo-Gothic style, uncommon for Russian railway stations at the time, sets the New Peterhof Station apart as both a functional building and an architectural monument. Today, it continues to serve passengers while retaining its historical significance and unique architectural charm, making it a gateway to the opulent world of Peterhof.
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Today not so many quizzes... Although it's Sunday, I'm busy with something else. But you can guess my activity today) It includes: a brush, some water, and some paper. What am I doing?)
Anonymous Quiz
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painting a watercolour picture
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removing wallpaper from the walls
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modelling a Neo-Gothic railway station
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Find the "odd-one-out"! / Что лишнее?
Anonymous Quiz
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to shout
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to yell
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to whisper
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to scream
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