Reading Comprehension

Read the text below and complete the gaps.

Gap 1)

COME TO COLORADO!

     Do you love the winter when it’s freezing cold outside? Then it’s time to pack your warm clothes, your 1) ………………..……. and your gloves, and 2) ………………..……. us in Colorado! Colorado is a great place and there are lots of things to do here. At Denver Tours we have lots of amazing package holiday deals. You can have picnics in hidden forests, ride bicycles, try camping or even 3) ………………..……. skiing down mountains! Call Denver Tours now – Colorado is waiting for you!

Read the text below and complete the gaps.

Gap 2)

COME TO COLORADO!

     Do you love the winter when it’s freezing cold outside? Then it’s time to pack your warm clothes, your 1) ………………..……. and your gloves, and 2) ………………..……. us in Colorado! Colorado is a great place and there are lots of things to do here. At Denver Tours we have lots of amazing package holiday deals. You can have picnics in hidden forests, ride bicycles, try camping or even 3) ………………..……. skiing down mountains! Call Denver Tours now – Colorado is waiting for you!

Read the text below and complete the gaps.

Gap 3)

COME TO COLORADO!

     Do you love the winter when it’s freezing cold outside? Then it’s time to pack your warm clothes, your 1) ………………..……. and your gloves, and 2) ………………..……. us in Colorado! Colorado is a great place and there are lots of things to do here. At Denver Tours we have lots of amazing package holiday deals. You can have picnics in hidden forests, ride bicycles, try camping or even 3) ………………..……. skiing down mountains! Call Denver Tours now – Colorado is waiting for you!

Read the text below and complete the gaps.

Gap 1)

CAMEL CARAVANS

  In the past, the only way to travel across the desert was in a camel caravan. 1) ……… They also included a caravan master, a cook and several ‘camel pullers’. 2) ……… Each man was in charge of as many as 18 camels. The camels transported tea, cloth, spices and precious stones on their backs. 3) ……… Their strength wasn’t the only characteristic that made camels the best animals for desert travel, though. They have many special features, such as long eyelashes and large feet that help them cope with desert conditions. Despite this, camels are less important for trade these days. 4) ……… However, in the Sahara Desert, people still use camels to transport salt from the mines in Taoudenni to Timbuktu, 800 km away.

Read the text below and complete the gaps.

Gap 2)

CAMEL CARAVANS

  In the past, the only way to travel across the desert was in a camel caravan. 1) ……… They also included a caravan master, a cook and several ‘camel pullers’. 2) ……… Each man was in charge of as many as 18 camels. The camels transported tea, cloth, spices and precious stones on their backs. 3) ……… Their strength wasn’t the only characteristic that made camels the best animals for desert travel, though. They have many special features, such as long eyelashes and large feet that help them cope with desert conditions. Despite this, camels are less important for trade these days. 4) ……… However, in the Sahara Desert, people still use camels to transport salt from the mines in Taoudenni to Timbuktu, 800 km away.

Read the text below and complete the gaps.

Gap 3)

CAMEL CARAVANS

  In the past, the only way to travel across the desert was in a camel caravan. 1) ……… They also included a caravan master, a cook and several ‘camel pullers’. 2) ……… Each man was in charge of as many as 18 camels. The camels transported tea, cloth, spices and precious stones on their backs. 3) ……… Their strength wasn’t the only characteristic that made camels the best animals for desert travel, though. They have many special features, such as long eyelashes and large feet that help them cope with desert conditions. Despite this, camels are less important for trade these days. 4) ……… However, in the Sahara Desert, people still use camels to transport salt from the mines in Taoudenni to Timbuktu, 800 km away.

Read the text below and complete the gaps.

Gap 4)

CAMEL CARAVANS

  In the past, the only way to travel across the desert was in a camel caravan. 1) ……… They also included a caravan master, a cook and several ‘camel pullers’. 2) ……… Each man was in charge of as many as 18 camels. The camels transported tea, cloth, spices and precious stones on their backs. 3) ……… Their strength wasn’t the only characteristic that made camels the best animals for desert travel, though. They have many special features, such as long eyelashes and large feet that help them cope with desert conditions. Despite this, camels are less important for trade these days. 4) ……… However, in the Sahara Desert, people still use camels to transport salt from the mines in Taoudenni to Timbuktu, 800 km away.