Question

III. Виберіть один з варіантів: True (правда), False
(неправда), Not Given (невiдомо).
I
Обов'язково обґрунтуйте вибiр true/false.
1. There are a lot of animals in the ocean washing the
continent.
2. American scientists discovered a new plant there.
3. There are only two continents smaller than
Antarctica.
4. It is not easy to live and work there.
5. There are no continents higher or drier than
Antarctica.
6. You can see the Great Bear only in summer.
7. In winter it is twice as big in size.
8. It is always light in winter.
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Answer 1

Ответ:

III. Виберіть один з варіантів: True (правда), False (неправда), Not Given (невiдомо).

I

Обов'язково обґрунтуйте вибiр true/false.

1. There are a lot of animals in the ocean washing the continent.

- Not Given. The statement does not provide information about animals in the ocean washing the continent.

2. American scientists discovered a new plant there.

- Not Given. The statement does not provide information about American scientists discovering a new plant in Antarctica.

3. There are only two continents smaller than Antarctica.

- True. Antarctica is the fifth-largest continent, so there are only two continents (Australia and Europe) that are smaller in size.

4. It is not easy to live and work there.

- True. Living and working in Antarctica can be extremely challenging due to harsh weather conditions, isolation, and limited resources.

5. There are no continents higher or drier than Antarctica.

- True. Antarctica is the highest and driest continent on Earth.

6. You can see the Great Bear only in summer.

- False. The Great Bear, also known as the Ursa Major constellation, can be seen throughout the year, not just in summer.

7. In winter it is twice as big in size.

- False. There is no information to suggest that Antarctica doubles in size during winter. The statement is not supported.

8. It is always light in winter.

- False. Antarctica experiences periods of darkness during winter, just like any other region near the polar circles. The statement is not true.