2.1. Read the text below and decide which answer A,B,C or D fits each
space.
What is the world largest desert? I’m sure the first that (1) to mind is the leg-
endary Sahara − but that’s 3
rd. It’s actually the desert on the Antarctic (2) ,
measuring just under 14,000,000kms2, closely followed by the Arctic desert. Most peo-
ple living away from deserts associate this kind of (3) with sand, but only 10%
of deserts are actually made up of sand (4) .
The term ‘desert’ in fact describes a (5) which receives almost no (6) ,
meaning rainfall, snow, ice or hail. The term can also apply to regions where there is
greater evaporation of (7) than rainfall. In other words, more water is absorbed
back into the (8) than stays on or within the ground. So, in (9) deserts,
you’re mainly talking about ice sheets and a little rock, not sand, of course. The surface
of many other deserts is comprised of loose rock where the finer particles of dust and
sand have been (10) away.
1. A. jumps B. leaps C. rises D. springs
2. A. country B. continent C. territory D. pole
3. A. terrain B. plain C. horizon D. nature
4. A. hills B. dunes C. piles D. slopes
5. A. base B. landscape C. ground D. soil
6. A. wildlife B. agriculture C. precipitation D. alteration
7. A. moisture B. drops C. dampness D. drizzle
8. A. setting B. atmosphere C. environment D. surroundings
9. A. extreme B. Mediterranean C. typical D. polar
10. A. left B. disappeared C. blown D. removed
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2.1. Read the text below and decide which answer A,B,C or D fits each
space.
What is the world largest desert? I’m sure the first that (1) to mind is the leg-
endary Sahara − but that’s 3
rd. It’s actually the desert on the Antarctic (2) ,
measuring just under 14,000,000kms2, closely followed by the Arctic desert. Most peo-
ple living away from deserts associate this kind of (3) with sand, but only 10%
of deserts are actually made up of sand (4) .
The term ‘desert’ in fact describes a (5) which receives almost no (6) ,
meaning rainfall, snow, ice or hail. The term can also apply to regions where there is
greater evaporation of (7) than rainfall. In other words, more water is absorbed
back into the (8) than stays on or within the ground. So, in (9) deserts,
you’re mainly talking about ice sheets and a little rock, not sand, of course. The surface
of many other deserts is comprised of loose rock where the finer particles of dust and
sand have been (10) away.
1. A. jumps B. leaps C. rises D. springs
2. A. country B. continent C. territory D. pole
3. A. terrain B. plain C. horizon D. nature
4. A. hills B. dunes C. piles D. slopes
5. A. base B. landscape C. ground D. soil
6. A. wildlife B. agriculture C. precipitation D. alteration
7. A. moisture B. drops C. dampness D. drizzle
8. A. setting B. atmosphere C. environment D. surroundings
9. A. extreme B. Mediterranean C. typical D. polar
10. A. left B. disappeared C. blown D. removed
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