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Допоможіть будь ласка! Треба здати до середи. Дам 80 балів. Прочитати текст і вибрати правильну відповідь: True, False or Doesn't Say.The Hottest City In The World In July and August, the temperature in Kuwait City regularly reaches 50°C. The record for the city, set in 2014, is over 52°C. In the summer, the usual daytime high is 44°C. In the hot summer months, most Kuwaitis escape the heat by staying indoors. They live in air-conditioned houses, work in air-conditioned offices, drive there in air-conditioned cars and shop in air-conditioned shopping centers. The shopping center is the only public space in the city that people go to walk around. Outside, it's just too hot. On average, summer is hotter than in desert city Timbuktu, which sits on the edge of the Sahara. Fortunately, Kuwait City is one of the richest cities in the world as well as being the hottest, so paying the air conditioning is not a problem for most Kuwaitis. Modern Kuwait City is built on oil money so the majority of residents can stay out of the heat. Only those on lower incomes walk on the streets or use buses instead of a car. Kuwait City started when a few fisherman set up their homes there in 1613. For the first one hundred years, it was primarily a fishing village. However, in the 1700s it grew quickly, becoming the main business centre for the movement of goods between India, Oman, Iraq and Arabia. Kuwait City was also the centre of boat building in the region. From 1946, Kuwait City became even richer, thanks to the discovery of oil in the area. By 1952, the country became the largest oil producer in the area (It's Saudi Arabia these days). Residents of the city describe it as an exciting place to live, with people of numerous cultures and from many countries now calling it their home. So despite the heat, the city is alive and well!Запитання:1. The hottest temperature in Kuwait City is more than 52°C•True•False•Doesn't Say2. The temperature in Kuwait City is 44°C most of the time •True•False•Doesn't Say3. There are no parks in Kuwait City •True•False•Doesn't Say4. Kuwait City is close to the city of Timbuktu •True•False•Doesn't Say5. Not everyone in Kuwait City an afford air-conditioning •True•False•Doesn't Say6. There are many forms of public transport in Kuwait City•True•False•Doesn't Say7. Kuwait City is a modern city •True•False•Doesn't Say8. Kuwait City got a lot bigger in the 18th century •True•False•Doesn't Say9. More boats came from Kuwait City than any other city •True•False•Doesn't Say10. Kuwait has produced oil since 1946•True•False•Doesn't Say11. Kuwait is the biggest producer of oil in the area•True•False•Doesn't Say12. Many foreign people live in Kuwait City •True•False•Doesn't Say​

Answer 1

Answer:

1) True

2) True

3) Doesn't say

4) False

5) False

6) Doesn' say

7) True

8) True

9) Doesn't say

10) True

11) True

12) Doesn't say

Answer 2

1. True - The record temperature in Kuwait City is over 52°C. 2. False - The text does not mention that the temperature in Kuwait City is 44°C most of the time. It only mentions that the usual daytime high in the summer is 44°C. 3. True - The text states that the shopping center is the only public space in the city that people go to walk around, implying that there are no parks in Kuwait City. 4. False - The text mentions that Kuwait City is hotter than the desert city Timbuktu, but it does not explicitly state that they are close to each other. 5. Doesn't say - The text does not provide information on the affordability of air conditioning for everyone in Kuwait City. 6. False - The text does not mention the availability or mention of many forms of public transport in Kuwait City. 7. True - The text states that Kuwait City is a modern city. 8. False - The text mentions that Kuwait City grew quickly in the 1700s, but it does not specifically mention the 18th century. 9. False - The text mentions that Kuwait City was the center of boat building in the region, but it does not explicitly state that more boats came from Kuwait City than any other city. 10. True - The text states that Kuwait has produced oil since 1946. 11. False - The text mentions that Kuwait City is the richest city in the world and that it is one of the richest cities in the world, but it does not specifically state that Kuwait is the biggest producer of oil in the area. Additionally, it's mentioned that Saudi Arabia is the largest oil producer. 12. True - The text mentions that people of numerous cultures and from many countries now call Kuwait City their home.