Choose the best answer A, B, C or D. Find evidence in the text.
1 Visitors to the underwater sculpture park will be able
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3 Jason uses
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A sculptures
B creatures
C park
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E diver
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A ancient treasures.
B sculptures of people and animals.
C sculptures of fish and wildlife.
D divers making sculptures.
2 Local people visiting the park may see ...
A statues of themselves. ( Jason at work.
B a statue of Jason.
D statues of famous people.
3 Jason wants the park to ...
A attract more divers to Mexico's coral reefs.
B help protect Mexico's coral reefs.
C keep sea creatures away from reefs.
D attract more tourists to Mexico.
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Объяснение:

They did it yesterday-Они сделали это вчера

2 We played football with the dog-Мы играли в футбол с собакой

3 My cat was purple-Моя кошка была фиолетовой

4 I saw the movie last week-Я видел фильм на неделе

5 We asked a teacher-Мы спросили учителя

6 He helped his father-Он отцу

7   They didn't do it-Они не делали этого

8 He didn't help his father-Он не отцу

9 We didn't eat the watermelon-Мы не ели арбуз

10 A doctor didn't see us-Врач не видел нас

11     I had breakfast 2 hour ago-Я завтракал 2 часа назад

12   John was really angry-Джон был действительно зол

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