Read the text about the timber wolf.    Рис. 
1. Timber wolf  
Biologists consider the timber wolf to be a unique species of animals. The population of wolves needs to be protected. The timber wolf's fur is usually grey or a mixture of grey and dark brown. It lives in northern Canada, Siberia and the USA. It weighs about 30 kilos. Timber wolves live for about 9−11 years in the wild. The wolf usually hunts deer and beavers or hares.   Write yes or no.  

1. The timber wolf's fur is usually grey or a mixture of grey and dark brown       

  2. It weighs about 30 kilos.      

    3. Timber wolves live for about 9-11 years in the wild.  

1)when were you born? i was born in 1980.

2)the light went off and the orchestra started playing.

3) when i came into the kitchen mother was cooking dinner.

4)we had been washing the floor from 3 till 4 yesterday.

5)at 7 yersterday i was playing the piano.

6)when i came home mother had already cooked dinner.

7)tom had translated the text by 7.

8)she had been seeing the film for 1 hour when i rang her up.

9)where were you yesterday?

10) did you finish school last year?

поставь мне "лучшее решение", если несложно.

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1.if you work ’ll pass your exam. d)hard. 2. would you like to drink? a)something 3. you can your knowledge of english if you read more. b)improve 4. it is often quicker to travel by train than by bus. is cheaper.    a)in addition to, 5. what subject at the university is ? b)the most difficult

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1.weather is precipitation, such as rain, snow, hail.

2. low pressure air is.

3. time of the year, the atmospheric pressure.

4. clouds come in different shapes.

5. rainfall, it is water that evaporates.

6. snow is water, which forms the snow.

7. hail is water.

8. because the wind is changing weather.

9. the most common form of precipitation is rain.

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11. humidity - an indicator of water content in the physical body or the environment.

12. atmospheric pressure - the pressure of the atmosphere on all items within it and the earth's surface. the atmospheric pressure created by the gravitational pull of air to the earth.