English review : Something else to "take home".

Voici un petit rappel de quelques expressions que nous avons rencontrées lors des journées passées à Boston, New York et Philadélphie, ainsi que quelques faits historiques et culturels. Je vous invite à le compléter en anglais,  en formulant des phrases complètes pour chaque réponse. Certaines expressions sont proposées en-dessous.  Attention :  toutes ces expressions ne seront pas exploitées, et d'autres dont vous aurez besoin ne s'y trouvent pas. Contactez-moi si vous avez besoin d’aide.

L'élève qui m'envoie ses réponses correctes en premier aura une petite récompense.

English review part 1: Boston- NYC
1. What did we have (or could we have) for breakfast during our stay? What did you like the most?
2. What was the name of the English general in charge of the British troops in Boston at the beginning of the War for Independence? 
3. What famous American was born in Boston, lived in Philadélphia, spent time in London and Paris, and invented the lightening rod?
4. Give the names of the different coins used in America.
5. What is the “Empire State”?
6. How many immigrants came to America through Ellis island?
7. What expression is used in English to tell people to get off a boat?
8. What expression is used in English to tell people to get on a train or boat?
9. What is the name of the train station we visited in NYC, also featured in the film "Madagascar"? (this name is used to mean that a place is crowded..."This place is like _______ __________ __________ ).
10. What is the name of the new tower at Ground Zero?
11. What do big mouthed English frogs say when they get their picture taken?
12. What does “No Horseplay” mean?
13. What does “Hold your horses” mean?
14. What does “Round 'em up, move 'em out” refer to?
15. What do you need to do if we are walking somewhere and you are far behind the others in the group? ___________________________
16. What does Mr Gage tell us before we go to bed at night?

George Washington / The nickname for New York State / All aboard / Don't let your horses escape / Be patient / Jam / William Penn / Ketchup / It's what cowboys say when moving catte (cows) from one place to another. / A building / All ashore / Don't do things that are dangerous. / Catch up / Manhattan Train Station / Marmelade / Don't play near or with a horse.

English review part 2: Philiadelphia-Washington DC

17) Throughout American history, what “fights for liberty” used the Liberty Bell as a symbol (remember the film we saw)?

18) What famous document was written in Philadelphia in 1776?

19) What famous Americans signed the document in question 18?

20) “Put your John Hancock here” is an idiomatic expression that means: “Put your _____________ here.

21) What don’t the Amish have in there homes?

22) Is the Amish population increasing or decreasing?

23) Who burned the White House?

24) What members of the Kennedy family are buried at Arlington Cemetery?

25) How many of Mr Gage’s ancestors fought in the War of Independence?

26) What was your favorite place to visit on the trip and why?

27) What was your favorite shop and why?

24) Qu’est-ce qu’il faut dire pour demander le prix d’un objet en anglais ?

25) Si vous voulez payer pour un objet en espèces que dites vous ?

26) Qu’est-ce qu’un commerçant dit lorsqu’il vous rend votre monnaie ?

27) What famous historical objects did we see at the Smithstonian?

28) What famous French school of artists is represented at the National Gallery?

29) Where did Martin Luther King stand when he gave his: “I Have a Dream” speech?

30) Name all the States we visited on our trip.