The Chronicles of Narnia, Clive Staples Lewis Read the last part (part III) of the summary of the Chronicles of Narnia. Decide if the statements agree with the information in the text and choose ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. 

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Aslan disagrees with the Witch that according to the Deep Magic of Narnia she can take the traitor with her.

Lamppost is the border between the two worlds.

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Lived,  had,  went,  caught,  happened,  knew,  told,  sat,  cried,  said,  looked,  saw,  thought,   heard,  jumped,        - past simple was,  were    - past cont. shall never see,    will you give  - future simple are you crying - pr.cont. l've lost (i have lost) - past perfectit's fallen - present cont. passive be,  eat,  drink,  bring  - present simple

According to the chronicles kyivs first citadel was built in the sixth to eighth centuries. kyiv bears the name of prince kyi, who lived on the old kyiv hill in the sixth century. under the rule of yaroslav the wise kyivan rus with kyiv as its capital reached the height of its power. nowadays kyiv is a large political, industrial, scientific and cultural centre. its population is about 3 million. the city lies on both banks of the dnieper. kyiv is a garden city; only a seventh part of its territory is occupied by buildings. kyiv has a well-developed industry. its factories and plants produce sea and river transport vessels, air liners, computers, motorcycles, consumer goods. kyiv is also one of the largest scientific centres. the ukrainian academy of sciences and many research institutes are famous for their discoveries. more than 10 000 students study at kyiv shevchenko national university. there are over 20 higher educational establishments in kyiv. kyiv is also the centre of political life in ukraine. all major political events take place here. kyiv is the largest ancient centre of national ukrainian culture. there are 20 museums, 1300 libraries, 41 theatres, 121 parks. kyiv is growing and is being built, it also becomes younger and more beautiful.