Unique nature of Kamchatka
Read the text and fill in gaps A–F with the parts of sentences.\n\nUnique nature of Kamchatka\n\nKamchatka is a peninsula located in the north-eastern part of Russia. It is surrounded with the Okhotskoye Sea, the Beringovo Sea and the Pacific Ocean. This region has a very unique environment A__________ one is looking for picturesque views, unforgettable travels and unity with nature.\n\nKamchatka is famous for its volcanoes, B__________. Volcanoes are represented on Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the most eastern city in the northern hemisphere, coat of arms as well. There are more than 300 volcanoes in Kamchatka, from 28 up to 36 of them are active, or potentially active. Kamchatka volcanoes are included in the list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.\n\nThe region is also known C__________ – rivers and lakes. Many Kamchatka rivers spring from mountain tops and glaciers, that is why they are very clean, and it is wonderful for those D__________. In general, there are up to 14 thousand rivers and streams, 100 thousand lakes and 414 glaciers in Kamchatka.\n\nKamchatka is a home to the Valley of Geysers, E__________ geysers in the world, after Icelandic geyser fields. It is not easily accessible, as long as it is too unique to be opened for tourists all the time. The Valley of Geysers’ ecosystem is very vulnerable, F__________ and regulate the visiting. In fact, the larger part of Kamchatka is preserved. There are many nature reserves and nature parks in Kamchatka.
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Каждой позиции левого столбца подберите номер из правого.
1Мягкая — с чего смотретьуровень 1 из 3
Определите, какая часть предложения грамматически и смыслово подходит к каждому пропуску.
2Наводящая — какие числа считатьуровень 2 из 3
Обратите внимание на согласование относительных местоимений: после volcanoes нужно which, после those — who, а после ecosystem — so it is necessary.
3Прямая — фактически решениеуровень 3 из 3
Правильная последовательность: A–1, B–4, C–2, D–5, E–6, F–3.