Question

2 Write questions to the following answers. 1) How The UK's climate varies greatly according to a season and location the whole it can be described as mild with few extremes. , but on 2) Where are The highest mountains are in Scotland and Wales. ? 3) What Autumn 2000 was the wettest since records began in 1766, with a total of 503 millimetres of rainfall for September, October and November. 4) How many Nine out of 5) What ten people live in towns and cities. The Lake District is England's wettest region, receiving an average of 130 inches (330 centimetres) of precipitation each year. 6) What About 5,000 years ago, the center of the United Kingdom was covered with thick forests. 7) Where Important rivers flowing into the North Sea are the Thames, the Humber, the Tees, and the Tyne. A

Answer 1

Ответ:

How would you describe the climate in the UK?

Where can the highest mountains be found?

What was the total rainfall for September, October, and November in the wettest autumn on record?

How many out of ten people live in towns and cities?

What is the average annual precipitation in the Lake District?

What covered the center of the United Kingdom around 5,000 years ago?

Where do important rivers flow into the North Sea?

Answer 2

1) How would you describe the UK's climate in general? 2) Which countries in the UK have the highest mountains? 3) When did the wettest autumn since records began occur, and how much rainfall was recorded? 4) What percentage of people live in towns and cities in the UK? 5) How much precipitation does the Lake District receive on average each year? 6) What was the center of the United Kingdom covered with 5,000 years ago? 7) Which important rivers flow into the North Sea?