Dear Hoa, I'm writing to tell you a little about London. London is one of the (1) **most** famous cities in the world. It is (2) **divided** into three parts: The City, the West End, and the East End. The City is Britain's commercial and banking center. The (3) **West** End is the part where rich people live. The East End is the part where poor people live. Lenin visited London before the Great October Socialist Revolution. He often came to work (4) **at** the British museum. He gathered material for his works. Lenin studied the life of the British workers and British labour movement. He attended meetings and gatherings. He spent much time in (5) **learning** English in order to master it. Lenin liked to walk (6) **around** the city to learn more about the British capital. He called London the city of striking contrasts. I'll write again soon. Love Mai.

### Questions:
1. What is London described as in the passage?
2. How is London divided?
3. What part of London is where rich people live?
4. Where did Lenin work in London?
5. What did Lenin study while in London?
6. Why did Lenin like to walk around the city?