Question

True or False. 1. The Aral Sea is one of the most ancient lakes on Earth, with a history of 3,500 years. 2. The Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers feed the Aral Sea 3.. Until the 1950s, between 50 and 60 cubic kilometres of water reached the Aral Sea each year 4. Water from the rivers wasn't diverted for agricultural and population needs. _5. The water has become over-salty and lost most of its natural plant and animal life. 6. An area of 67,000 km2 _7. The low quality of water hasn't caused many diseases. The maximum depth of the North Aral Sea is 25 m. 9. The Aral Sea region isn't also heavily polluted 10. In some dry years in the 1980s no water flowed into the sea at all. Activity Mony indicate instead of a porper supply of sentence, with words R Until the 1950s, between 50 and 60 cubic- of water 1 the Aral Sea each year. Since the ------the Aral Sea has lost ---- 75 per cent of its volume, and has shrunk to 50 per cent of its size. In some dry-----in the 1980s no water ----- into the sea at all. The water has become --------and lost most of its natural plant and animal life. The low quality of----- has caused many diseases Reached, almost, flowed, water, kilometers, 1960s, Years, over-salty, many помогииитееее срочно ДАМ 10Б

Answer 1

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Revised sentence with missing words: Until the 1950s, between 50 and 60 cubic kilometers of water reached the Aral Sea each year. Since the 1960s, the Aral Sea has lost over 75 percent of its volume, and has shrunk to almost 50 percent of its size. In some dry years in the 1980s no water flowed into the sea at all. The water has become over-salty and lost most of its natural plant and animal life. The low quality of water has caused many diseases.

Answer 2

1. False. The Aral Sea is not one of the most ancient lakes on Earth. It is a relatively young lake, estimated to have formed about 5 million years ago.
2. True. The Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers do feed the Aral Sea.
3. False. Until the 1950s, a much larger volume of water reached the Aral Sea each year, estimated at around 50 to 60 cubic kilometers.
4. False. Water from the rivers was diverted for agricultural and population needs, leading to a significant reduction in water flow to the Aral Sea.
5. True. The water of the Aral Sea has become over-salty due to the reduction in inflow and the subsequent increase in salinity levels. This has led to the loss of much of its natural plant and animal life.
6. True. The Aral Sea has experienced a significant reduction in size, with an area of approximately 67,000 square kilometers remaining.
7. False. The low quality of water in the Aral Sea has caused many diseases in the region.
8. (Missing statement)
9. False. The Aral Sea region has experienced heavy pollution, primarily due to the use of pesticides and the release of pollutants from agricultural practices and industrial activities.
10. True. In some dry years in the 1980s, no water flowed into the sea at all, exacerbating the environmental crisis in the region.