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Visiting a is listed as a World Heritage Site. It is part of a ring of fortifications built by King
Edward I along the coast of North Wales. Construction work began in 1295, but
B. If a castle is “well
preserved”,...
2. it is built with strong walls
and other structures to
courtyard [(kO:tjA:d]
castle
the king ran out of money. The castle was never completed and fell into ruin. protect it. , Hof, Innenhof
Thanks to extensive restoration work, it is nevertheless well preserved today. C. If a castle is “heavily
ditch [dItS]
The castle is heavily fortified, with two sets of curtain walls, and was consid- fortified”,... 3. it becomes damaged , (Wasser-)Graben
ered impregnable. The outer wall connects 12 turrets and is partly surrounded because no one has been
Many of Britain’s castles are famous
by a water-filled moat. A drawbridge offered extra protection. The inner wall D. If a castle is consid- taking care of it.
tourist attractions.
is 11 metres high and nearly five metres thick. Visitors can explore its interior ered “impregnable”,...
ANNA HOCHSIEDER takes you to passageways, connecting six towers and two gatehouses. One of the towers 4. it is not allowed to be Answers
Illustrationen: Martin Haake
Beaumaris Castle in Wales. contains the remains of the castle chapel, with pointed windows and a vaulted E. If a castle is listed as changed or damaged.
C. Pointed; vaulted
ceiling. a “World Heritage
G. battlements
C. murder hole
The huge bailey was meant to contain domestic buildings, so there would Site”,... 5. it is old, but still in good
D. domestic
A. medieval
E arrow slit
B. interior
MEDIUM PLUS
B. bailey
F. turret
A. moat
have been plenty of room for a lavish royal household. condition.
D. keep
E. royal
E–4
A–3
B–5
C–2
D–1
2.
3.
1.
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