What room has no windows, ceilings, or doors?

I got asked this riddle and want to know what type of room it is. the answers are much appreciated. Thanks!

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Room With No Windows

Seems everyone knows the answer

a mushroom of course!

Well it has to be this room,yahoo answerer’s or a chat room as neither has any of the above

A mushroom,I think,based on the other many answers.

A room in a house that is not yet finished being built!

It takes 11 seconds for the YahooAnswers questions to load for me to be able to click on the [add your answer] box. is my computer slow??

U got a lot of mushrooms there now here is a dfrnt answer — CHATROOM

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Ex.6. Fill in the blanks with prepositions or adverbs where necessary.

1) We have a nice apartment the center of St.Petersburg. It is . the third floor

. a new building. It is a three-room flat . a kitchen . the kitchen there is a

refrigerator to keep food cool hot weather and a kitchen cupboard . plates and

dishes. 2) Walls the library were lined . bookcases, the armchairs were upholstered

.. leather, the tables littered newspapers and magazines. 3) The door burst open

and we saw a stranger the doorway. 4) How many multi-storeyed buildings are there

. your street 9 5) Peter has got a nice cottage . the country but any conveniences.

6) The windows of the bedroom looked. a little garden . the back. the house.

7) Who dwells .. this cottage? 8) We have a lot . furniture . our dining-room.

9) The boy saw a man going into the house the side door. 10) Tell the kids not to

forget to wipe their feet . the door-mat. 11) My office is not far my home.

12) For hours he would sit a chair looking . the window. 13) You may dry

you hands . the towel . the towel rail. 14) Don’t forget to switch the light

before leaving .. home. 15) There is no room . a TV set . the sofa and the

bookcase. We’ll put it . a TV stand . the right . the window. 16) She said she

didn’t remember if she had turned the gas . the kitchen. 17) I must have a bulb

screwed . instead .. the one that fused. 18) . the bookshelf I can’t find a dictionary

. other books. 19) A wonderful portrait is hanging . the wall the writing-desk.

20) Who is sitting there . the armchair . the corner . from the TV set? 21) .

my opinion this flat is too small . my family though I’m fond . it. 22) . the left

there is a bookcase to keep books

Ex7 Give a definition to the following words or phrases:

a driveway, an orchard, a hedge, an attic, to go downstairs, roomy, a dining recess, a stove, a cooker hood, a bungalow, to redecorate, to move out, comfortable, tidy, conveniencies, adjoining rooms, an apartment house, a family room, a two-car garage, a basement, to purchase, to keep house, a closet.

Ex8. Translate the following into Russian:

1. We have no room for this big sofa.

2. There is no desk in her room.

3. He lives on the fifth floor of a multi-storeyed house.

4. The floor must be scrubbed today.

5. The old man lived alone in a small cabin on the opposite bank of the river.

6. I had a cabin on a liner.

7. Be careful when you go down the stairs, two of the lower steps are rotten.

8. He made several steps and found himself at the porch.

B.

They took a little elevator to the floor above and Laura led the artist to her sitting-room, a wide, airy place, the polished floor covered with deer skins. Shelves of books were everywhere, together with potted plants and tall brass lamps. A long chair stood at the window which overlooked the park and lake. (F. Norris)

C.

In his own small room Martin lived, slept, studied, wrote and kept house. Before the one window, looking on the tiny front porch, was the kitchen table that served as a desk, library and typewriting stand. The bed against the rear wall, occupied two-thirds of the total space of the room. The table was flanked on one side by a bureau not ft for service. This bureau stood in the corner, and in the opposite corner, on the table’s other flank, was the kitchen – the oil-stove on a box, inside which were dishes and cooking utensils, a shelf on the wall for provision and a bucket of water on the from the kitchen-sink, there being no tap in his room.

A small closet contained his clothes and the book for which there was no room on the table or under the table. (J. London)

Ex. 9. Translate the following into English.

A.

1) квартал жилых домов; 2) ремонтировать квартиру; 3) строительная площадка; 4) витраж; 5) паркетный пол; 6) хлопнуть дверью; 7) винтовая лестница; 8) кирпичная стена; 9) снять показания счетчика; 10) выключить свет; 11) дом со всеми удобствами; 12) вытереть пыль в комнате; 13) перешагнуть порог; 14) горячее водоснабжение; 15) мусоропровод.

B.

1. На днях я купила шелковые шторы и тюль для спальни

2. Окна дома выходят на две стороны: на юг и на запад

3. Он сказал, что предпочитает спать на диване-кровати

4. Кто ведет хозяйство в вашей семье? Помогаете ли вы по дому?

5. Мы вошли в низкий кабинет, стены которого были окрашены в темно-

6. Кто давал объявление о найме комнаты?

7. Вы бы лучше закрыли окна, заперли дверь и легли спать.

8. Если бы в доме было центральнее отопление, мы не съехали бы с квартиры.

9. Говорят что для клуба купили гарнитур мягкой мебели красного дерева.

10. Комната выглядела гораздо уютнее, если на окнах были занавески и какой-

нибудь цветок. Я считаю, что жалюзи все-таки больше подходят для офиса,

а не для жилой комнаты.

11. Между окон стоял книжный шкаф, набитый книгами, а в противоположном

углу письменный стол, заваленный газетами и журналами.

12. Становиться темно, опустите шторы и зажгите свет.

13. Лене нужно выключить пылесос, а я ни как не могу найти розетку.

14. Зимними вечерами я люблю сидеть в большом мягком кресле у камина при

15. На Рождество мы ставим елку по середине комнаты. Наряжаем ее елочным игрушками, украшаем комнату и зажигаем свечи.

помогите с заданием по Английскому языку

Выберите правильную форму глагола to be для следующих предложений:

1.Our class . over.

3.What. you doing?

5.There . many cows in front of the house.

6.There . a lot of light and air in the room.

Выберите английские эквиваленты для слов, стоящих в скобках:

7.His children are so nice. I am very fond of (их) , a. them, b. their, c. they, d. him

8.There are (мало) foreign students in our Institute, a. few, b. a few, c. some, d. a lot of

9.Her flat is on the ground floor, (моя) is on the second floor, a. my, b. me, c. mine, d. I

10.Whose map is this? It is (его) , a. him, b. his, c. he, d. hers

11.(Кто из) of the students is painting the slogan? a. some, b. which, c. who, d. why

12.Their Institute is in N. Street, (наш) is in the centre of the city, a. our, b. we, c. ours, d. us

13.Give me (какой-нибудь) magazine, please, a. few, b. some, c. a few, d. any

14.Say it (повторите) , please, a. again, b. through, c. to, d. only

15.Ask (его) about his new flat, a. him, b. his, c. her, d. he

16.(его) daughter is seven years old. a. he, b. his, c. him, d. her

17.(Её) parents are pensioners, a. his, b. her, c. she, d. their

18.Tom is telling (нам) about his work, a. them, b. we, c. our, d. us

19.Show (им) the plan of our work.

a. they, b. their, с. them, d. us

20.Tell us (несколько) words about your studies, a. few, b. many, c. few, d. little

21.She is helping (своему) brother with his lessons, a. my, b. our, c. his, d. her

22.There are (несколько) ties in the box. a. few, b. no, c. any, d. some

23.(Почему) are you late?

a. why, b. because, c. who, d. what

24.(Их) children are at home, a. them, b. their, c. they, d. our

25.The room is large, but (её) windows are not large, a. their, b. its, c. her, d. our

Выберите соответствующие смыслу слова для следующих предложений:

26.There are not. conveniences in the house, a. some, b. no, c. any, d. much

27.Are there . students in the reading-room? a. any, b. no, c. some, d. not any

28.Is there . bread on the plate? a. few, b. any, c. many, d. some

29.There is not . ink in my pen. a. any, b. many, c. some, d. few

30.Tom has no mother. ..mother is dead, a. us, b. him, c. his, d. her

31.Peter is fond of reading. Give these books to . a. his, b. her, c. him, d. he

32.The students are in the classroom. Let’s go there and tell . about our plans.

a. they, b. their, c. them, d. theirs

33.The park is so beautiful and . trees are so high, a. his, b. their, c. its, d. him

34.We are answering . questions, a. ours, b. him, c. them, d. their

35.These books are good. Let’s give . to the children, a. theirs, b. their, c. them, d. him

Выберите правильные предлоги для следующих предложений:

36.Why are you standing in the corridor? Come . please, a. in, b. into, c. out of, d. —

37.The workers are going . the hall, a. of, b. in, c. to, d. into

38.Who is . duty today? a. of, b. in, c. on, d. for

39. what language are you speaking? a. at, b. -,c. on, d. in

40.Let’s work . designs, a. for, b. after, c. on, d. at

41.There is a picture . the sofa, a. around, b. in, c. on, d. over

42.There are a lot of flowers . the building of our Institute, a. around, b. after, c. for, d. with

43.Mary is writing . chalk on the blackboard, a. for, b. with, c. around, d. of

44.A have a few books . modern writers, a. at, b. by, c. after, d. with

45.The desk is . the wall, a. in, b. with, c. on, d. at

46.There is no chair . the corner, a. of, b. on, c. in, d. at

47.Tom is giving . me the book, a. to, b. -,c. for, d. after

48.They are not showing any designs . us. a. for, b. into, c. -,d. to

49.Answer . my questions, a. b. on, c. to, d. for

Выберите правильные артикли для следующих предложений:

50.Are those . English books?

51.Open . door, please.

52.There is . picture on the page 20.

53.There are . flowers on the table.

54.Where is . your plan?

55.What colour are . walls in your room?

Выберите антонимы для следующих слов:

56.to give (a. to put, b. to take, c. to show)

57.busy (a. free, b. white, c. comfortable)

58.to go out (a. to come in, b. to come, c. to go)

59.low (a. comfortable, b. high, c. modern)

60.to stand up (a. to sit, b. to sit down, c. to stand)

61.to be over (a. to begin, b. to say again, c. to be late)

62.there (a. in front of, b. here, c. around)

63.much (a. a lot of, b. little, c. few)

64.small (a. many, b. large, c. little)

65.many (a. few, b. a few, c. little)

1. Our class is over.
2. I am very sorry.
3. What are you doing?
4. Who is speaking?
5. There are many cows in front of the house.
6. There is a lot of light and air in the room.
7. His children are so nice. I am very fond of them
8. There are a few foreign students in our Institute
9. Her flat is on the ground floor, my is on the second floor
10. Whose map is this? It is his
11. Which of the students is painting the slogan?
12. Their Institute is in N. Street, ours is in the centre of the city
13. Give me some magazine, please
14. Say it again, please
15. Ask him about his new flat
16. His daughter is seven years old.
17. Her parents are pensioners,
18. Tom is telling us about his work,
19. Show them the plan of our work.
20. Tell us a few words about your studies
21. She is helping her brother with his lessons
22. There are some ties in the box.
23. Why are you late?
24. Their children are at home
25. The room is large, but its windows are not large
26. There are not any conveniences in the house
27. Are there any students in the reading-room?
28. Is there any bread on the plate?
29. There is not any ink in my pen.
30. Tom has no mother. His mother is dead
31. Peter is fond of reading. Give these books to him.
32. The students are in the classroom. Let’s go there and tell them about our plans.
33. The park is so beautiful and its trees are so high
34. We are answering their questions
35. These books are good. Let’s give them to the children.
36. Why are you standing in the corridor? Come in please,
37. The workers are going in the hall
38. Who is on duty today?
39. what language are you speaking?
40. Let’s work on designs
41. There is a picture over the sofa
42. There are a lot of flowers around the building of our Institute.
43. Mary is writing with chalk on the blackboard
44. A have a few books by modern writers
45. The desk is on the wall
46. There is no chair in the corner
47. Tom is giving me the book
48. They are not showing any designs to us.
49. Answer my questions
50. Are those English books?
51. Open the door, please.
52. There is a picture on the page 20.
53. There are flowers on the table.
54. Where is . your plan?
55. What colour are the walls in your room?
56. to give — to take
57. busy — free
58. to go out -to come in
59. low — high
60. to stand up — to sit down
61. to be over — to begin
62. there — here
63. much — few