Read the definitions and choose the right variant. 1. A large public event where goods are bought and sold, usually from tables that have been specially arranged for the
event, and where there is often entertainment:
Fair
Avenue
2. An area of approximately square-shaped land in a city or a town, often including the buildings that surround it:
Lane
Square
3. One of a set of red, yellow, and green lights that control the movement of vehicles, usually at a point where two or
more roads join:
Traffic lights
O Roadway​

1does a  greek legend say that it was hercules, son of zeus, who started olympic games? 2  does a  greek or roman  legend say that it was hercules, son of zeus, who started olympic games? 3  a greek legend says that it was hercules, son of zeus, who started olympic games, doesn't it? 4 what  says that it was hercules, son of zeus, who started olympic games? 5 what does a  greek legend say? 1  did the ancient greeks  call the four years an olympiad? 2  did the ancient greeks  call the four or five  years an olympiad? 3  the ancient greeks  called the four years an olympiad, didn't they? 4 who  called the four years an olympiad? 5  what did the ancient greeks  call an olympiad? 1  did the ancient greeks  stop the war  if a war was going on in the country? 2  did the ancient greeks  stop the war or  the games  if a war was going on in the country? 3  the ancient greeks  stopped the war  if a war was going on in the country, didn't they? 4 who  stopped the war  if a war was going on in the country? 5 what did the ancient greeks  stop  if a war was going on in the country? 1  could only men take part in the games? 2  could only men  or women  take part in the games? 3  only men could  take part in the games, couldn't they? 4 who  could  take part in the games? 5 what  could  only men  take part in?