Kangaroo lodge
Address: on 7 Fill in the blank 1 of 4
Lane

General information about hostel accommodation
• Sheets are provided
• Can hire a 8 Fill in the blank 2 of 4
• 9 Fill in the blank 3 of 4 is included
• A shared 10 Fill in the blank 4 of 4 is available

17. Joe Tremain sculptures Fill in the blank 1 of 4         18. Giorgio Catalucci Bird sculptures Fill in the blank 2 of 4       19. Garden Gallery Fill in the blank 3 of 4         20. Long House Fill in the blank 4 of 4

Executive summary
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Problems
• Link each problem to a 28 Fill in the blank 2 of 4 which explains it

Implementation
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• Include details such as participants, 29 Fill in the blank 3 of 4 and sequence
• Section is often poorly done because of lack of 30 Fill in the blank 4 of 4

Conclusion
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13th-16th centuries
• Fireworks were introduced from China.
• Their use was mainly to do with:
– War
– 31 Fill in the blank 1 of 10 (in plays and festivals)

17th Century
• Various features of 32 Fill in the blank 2 of 10 were shown in fireworks displays
• Scientists were interested in using ideas from fireworks displays:
-to make human 33 Fill in the blank 3 of 10 possible
-to show the formation of 34 Fill in the blank 4 of 10
• London:
– Scientists were distrustful at first
-Later, they investigated 35 Fill in the blank 5 of 10 uses of fireworks (e.g. for sailors)
• St Petersburg:
-Fireworks were seen as a method of 36 Fill in the blank 6 of 10 for people
• Paris:
– Displays emphasised the power of the 37 Fill in the blank 7 of 10
– Scientists aimed to provide 38 Fill in the blank 8 of 10

18th Century
• Italian fireworks specialists became influential.
• Servandoni’s fireworks display followed the same pattern as an 39 Fill in the blank 9 of 10
• The appeal of fireworks extended to the middle classes.
• Some displays demonstrated new scientific discoveries such as 40 Fill in the blank 10 of 10