BR2-33: Kings and Queens of Britain

This is the story of Boudicca, Alfred, Henry Ⅷ and many other kings and queens, some great, some not so great. Each of them changed the history of Britain. But to become queen in 1588, like Elizabeth Ⅰ, was a very different things to becoming queen in 1953, like Elizabeth Ⅱ. They have the same name but the job is very different. This book tells us just how it has changed.

I read 'Kings and Queens of Britain.' I learned about it in the class of the Britain history in KGU, so I can also understand. The book has 3200 words and 10 chapters. The average sentence length is 24 words. It takes me to read more times. It is difficult to read a little. There are many the name of a person and a place names, so it is difficult too. Because these are different from Japanese one. Some pictures is in each of pages. The book was published by Oxford University Press in 1997, so Diana, ex-Princess of Wales is in a picture. She was so beautiful.
The book has exercises in the ending of the book. (189/ 11812 words)

Factfiles: Kings and Queens of Britain: 400 Headwords (Oxford Bookworms ELT)

Tim Vicary

Oxford University Press

発売日：1997-08-28

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