Стр.VB10 Vocabulary Bank ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 9 класс
2e Vocabulary from the text The Deadliest Place on Earth 1 Complete with: blades, fate, funding, lead, Heritage, humidity, shoot, wonders.
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2e Vocabulary from the text The Deadliest Place on Earth
1 Complete with: blades, fate, funding, lead, Heritage, humidity, shoot, wonders.
1 The building has been neglected for a long time and no one knows what its fate will be.
2 Although lead is a useful metal, it is also very toxic.
3 The rocks at the top of the diff are as sharp as blades.
4 Underwater archaeologists think that there are many wonders still to be found in the sea.
5 Did you know that the Acropolis in Athens is a World Heritage site?
6 The models put on make-up before the photo shoot.
7 The cavers are asking for funding to buy more up-to-date safety equipment.
8 The humidity in some Asian countries during the monsoon season can be very high.
2 Replace the words in bold with: deadly, dusty, abandoned, thick, unfit.
1 The soil is too salty; it is unsuitable for growing crops.
2 No one had cleaned the house for ages and it was really dirty.
3 Freak waves at sea can be dangerous to cargo ships.
4 The air inside the cave is so dense it is hard to breathe.
5 The explorers came across an old deserted hut.
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3 Complete with: drain, freeze, glitter, last, preserve, steam, suck in the correct form.
1 The explorers didntaskt know how long they could last in such intense heat.
2 The steep climb really sucked the energy out of the mountaineer.
3 The cave was so hot that the cavertasks goggles steamed up.
4 The government decided to drain the marsh so as to build a car park.
5 The lost skier was afraid he was going to freeze if someone didntaskt find him soon.
6 The crystal rocks glittered brightly in the midday sun.
7 The archaeologist hopes to be able to preserve the monument for future generations to see.
4 Complete with: caverns, formation, pillars, stalagmites, stalactites, passageways.
Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky, USA, is the biggest and longest cave system in the world. This fascinating cave has got an unbelievable 630 km of long, narrow, underground 1) passageways and huge room-like 2) caverns. It is a geological gem as almost every type of cave 3) formation is found within the site. In fact, no other known cave system in the world offers a greater variety of features. 4) Stalactites hang from the ceiling like tubes of ice and 5) stalagmites rise from the floor like 6) pillars. Mammoth Cave is also home to a large variety of flora and fauna including a number of species of bats and some endangered species of blind fish. In 1981, the Mammoth Cave National Park was added to the World Heritage List.
5 Complete with: erosion, evaporation, irrigation, infiltration, precipitation.
1 Evaporation causes water to turn into gas.
2 Precipitation comes in the form of rain, hail, sleet or snow.
3 An infiltration of salt in the soil means ittasks impossible to farm in the region.
4 Over the years, water erosion has shaped the cliff rocks into small pyramids.
5 Because of the dry climate, irrigation is needed to grow crops in this area.