[填空题]In Nova Scotia’s beach parks, safe swimming areas are clearly marked either by buoys or by redand-yellow flags.

[填空题]In Nova Scotia’s beach parks, safe swimming areas are clearly marked either by buoys or by redand-yellow flags.

[单项选择]Many national parks in the west areas of America are among the United States, most treasured natural spaces. From Yellowstone to Yosemite, US national parks stand as monuments to Americans, love of nature and our spiritual connection to the land. They are unparalleled sources of beauty and recreation—but for how much longer Twelve US national parks are at serious risk from the increasing effects of global war ruing and the greenhouse effect, according to a report from the National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and The Rocky Mountain Climate Organization titled, Losing Ground: Western National Park Endangered by Climate Disruption.
The report shows how global warming in the dry American West, where temperatures have risen twice as fast as in the eastern United States over the past 50 years, is destroying wildlife habitat, putting specie at risk of extinction, and transforming the landscapes and scenic beauty Americans love. If current trend continue, the report says the glacie
A. Americans’ cherish their legendary Wild West
B. the recognition of the importance of these parks
C. Americans’ love of nature and spiritual connection to the land
D. the appreciation of the beauty and recreation of these places

[填空题]National parks are naturally beautiful. Most parks were declared parks to preserve the wild beauty that makes them so amazing. While nearly all these protected areas are pretty, a number are simply (26) in their beauty. Snowdonia National Park is one of them. (27) by the name, Snowdonia National Park is set on Snowdon Mountain. The mountain is 3,560 feet tall and as (28) as it is peaceful. Lakes and rivers are set amid trees and rocky outcroppings, making it the perfect place to practice (29) . Visitors will also find old buildings, including several castles within park (30) . The history of the area is full of folk tales and legends and makes it an even more exciting place to visit.
In 1951, the Park was (31) the 3rd National Park in Great Britain, after the Peak District and the Lake District. The Park covers 2,140 km² (827 square miles), and has 60km (37 miles) of (32) . The natural forests o

[单项选择]Who usually parks here
A. The man.
B. The woman.
C. Neither.

[简答题]coastal areas

[填空题]Rosa Parks enjoyed a carefree childhood.