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Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). Today, thousands of (visit) come to the Tower.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). People come to the Tower to learn more about this (interest) place.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). The Tower gates are locked in a (history) military tradition known as the Ceremony of The Keys every evening.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). The most famous (ghost) figure is that of Anne Boleyn, Queen of Henry VIII, who was beheaded in 1536.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). The Tower housed the royal (collect) of wild and exotic animals that were gifted to the kings and queens that reigned.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). The Crown Jewels have been (safe) stored in the Tower of London since the 15th century.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). They say that the (construct) of the Tower took about 20 years.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). One of the symbols of the (Britain) capital is the Tower of London.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). The (fame) Yeoman Warders have guarded the Tower of London since the 16th century.

Write the word in lowercase or uppercase letters (according to the rule). A few centuries later King Henry III added many (build) to the Tower, including even a zoo.