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составте 6 вопросов по тексту Gary's curiosity about his family led him to discovering a lot of fascinating information in his grandmother's house. "People did more personal things, like send postcards. I've discovered a lot of postcards in my grandmother's house, all with these wonderful little messages on the back. It's all part of the family research. You know... your family research isn't just clicking on the internet and looking for the statistics to see just who lived where and when. It involves researching newspapers, old boxes and even drawers! If only you could see the boxes and drawers I've looked through in years that I've visited my grandmother's house! She seems to have put everything into a box or drawer. And at the bottom there is often a photograph which if I simply ask, "Who's that?" she responds "Oh, that: Uncle Tim," and soon I am getting a complete story from that. I've been lucky because my grandmother has saved so much of our history.

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1.       Where did Gary's curiosity about his family lead him? 2.       What kind of information did he find in grandmother's house? 3.       What did postcards have on the back?   4.       What feeling could you have if you look at the boxes with postcards? 5.       What can you find at the bottom of the box in grandmother's house? 6.       Is it interesting to listen to the histories from grandmother?