Question

Describe a place that made an impression on you(30marks)

Answer 1

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A place that I enjoy visiting is Prague. It’s the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic, with a population of nearly 2 million. It lies in the north-west of the country, in the centre of the Bohemian region, which is a green and lush part of Czech Republic.

There is lots to do in Prague. It has several universities, so first and foremost it’s a fantastic place to be a student. It’s buzzing, with a good nightlife, good restaurants and a lively cultural life. In fact, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a cultural and economic centre of central Europe a few years back.

If you climb up to the hill overlooking the old town, you have an amazing view of the city. What strikes me most when I go up there is all the traditional, pale buildings with their red roofs, and then right in the middle of it all, a remarkable piece of art and engineering, the Charles Bridge. It is one of the most loved attractions in Prague that crosses the Vltava River. It was built between the 14th and 15th centuries and connects Prague Castle with the Old Town. Today you can walk across it and find many souvenir stalls or have your caricature drawn. There are many statues on the bridge and some people think that if you touch the statue of St John of Nepomuk you will receive good luck and return to Prague soon.

The last time I went to Prague, they were having a wine festival. People were tasting all kinds of wines from stalls on the street, very informally and chatting with friends while they drank. It was wonderful.

How has it changed since I first visited it? Well, I would say it has undoubtedly become more trendy. Like I say, they have built a stunning new museum. Another example is “the Lennon Wall”, a monument of recent vintage: It is a wall covered in graffiti and pictures inspired by John Lennon and the Beatles. People have been drawing on the wall since the 1980s and they continue to do so today. I would say the local inhabitants have become more overtly proud of their city too. It has received quite a bit of recognition in recent times, which has really placed Prague well and truly on the cultural map; something the inhabitants are always happy to talk to you about. In fact, that is something else I enjoy about going there: the local people are invariably friendly and helpful.

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Answer 2

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Today was my birthday. I was very excited. At first, my father promised me to visit someplace with me. We were on our way. My father suddenly stopped the car in front of an orphanage. Dad was thinking of taking me to this place. I thought it was boring. I went inside and saw many handicap people. They were happy to see me. Some were not able to walk, speak, hear, etc. I was shocked because I never knew that God creates humans like this! Many of them didn't know about there mom and dad. One caretaker explained to me that their parents died when their child was born. I went to my car and bought my ball. I was very much startled at their reaction. I gave it to them. They just acted as they have never seen a ball!. It was true that I enjoyed playing with them rather than my video game. I felt pity for them. While leaving, I bought some biscuits and gave them. They were thankful to me. When I was about to leave, all their faces became dull. One guy, who was not able to speak just caught my hand but I didn't leave them just like that. I promised them to visit this place once a week. They were happy. I will never forget this day.