Упр.10 Юнит 4 Урок 678 ГДЗ Happy English Кауфман 10 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Кауфман 10 класс, Титул: 10 Answer the questions. 1. What places did the members of the Nature Club visit on the first day? 2. Why does Lisa compare Yosemite to a magical place? 3. Who were the first Europeans to come to the valley? 4. How did the first Europeans, who saw Yosemite, react? 5. Who populated the valley before the Europeans came? 6. Who was John Muir? 7. What did he do when he lived in Yosemite? 8. Why is his name so important to the history of Yosemite? 9. What is the most recognizable natural wonder of Yosemite? 10. How did Bridalvcil Fall get its name? 11. When is the best time to see Bridalveil Fall? 12. What are the biggest living things on the planet? 13. Why are Giant Sequoias called «God’s flagpoles»? 14. What are sequoias valued for? 15. Why are they so rare? 16. What happens to a lot of the cones from the sequoia trees? *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Ответ

1. They visited Yosemite Valley and the Yosemite Museum.
2. Because Yosemite is very beautiful and unusual, like a magical place.
3. The first Europeans to come to the valley were the Spanish.
4. They were amazed by its beauty.
5. The Ahwahneechee Indians lived in the valley before the Europeans came.
6. John Muir was a naturalist and conservationist.
7. He studied nature and wrote about Yosemite.
8. His name is important because he helped protect Yosemite and made people value it.
9. The most recognizable natural wonder of Yosemite is Yosemite Falls.
10. Bridalveil Fall got its name because the water looks like a bride’s veil.
11. The best time to see Bridalveil Fall is in spring, when the water flow is strongest.
12. The biggest living things on the planet are Giant Sequoias.
13. They are called “God’s flagpoles” because they are extremely tall and majestic.
14. They are valued for their huge size and great age.
15. They are so rare because they grow only in a very limited area.
16. A lot of the cones from the sequoia trees are eaten by animals or destroyed by fire.