Writing 2 semester 9 form

Complete the text with the phrases (A—D).

In the north of Britain there is a very deep lake___                                       [as the monster is called, goes back a long way, such as high-quality Scottish woolens, which has an air of mystery]_____⁽¹⁾. Its name is Loch Ness, here «Loch» being the Gaelic word for «lake». Below its surface hides a monster! People say they have seen it and photographed it. There is even an early film of the monster in motion. Monster-watching _                                       [as the monster is called, goes back a long way, such as high-quality Scottish woolens, which has an air of mystery]_______⁽²⁾, so do efforts to capture it, or at least prove scientifically that it exists. But Nessie, __                                       [as the monster is called, goes back a long way, such as high-quality Scottish woolens, which has an air of mystery]_______⁽³⁾, is shy and refuses to play. Local bus tours to Loch Ness in­ clude a boat trip on the lake, a tour of Urquhart Gastle and a visit to the Loch Ness exhibitions. There you can find out the details of sightings of the mon­ster. You can also see full-size models of some of the scientific investigations. And there are shops, selling local specialities, ___                                       [as the monster is called, goes back a long way, such as high-quality Scottish woolens, which has an air of mystery]______⁽⁴⁾ and glass monsters.

Arrange the letters in the words in the correct order.

tbiahat - ____        

ggearba -__         __

edcllupt -___          ___

Complete the text with the words from the box.

THE TOWNS OF NORTHERN IRELAND

The area of Northern Ireland is small, you can get anywhere in less than 2,5 hours. The two main cities are Belfast, the __         __⁽¹⁾, and Londonderry. Belfast has many fine buildings and all the advantages of a big city. Londonderry, or Derry as it's also called, is a fine, old city, full of __         ___ ⁽²⁾. Ballycastle is typical of the lovely busy_        ___⁽³⁾ towns.

But perhaps the greatest pleasure of Northern Ireland is its__         ___⁽⁴⁾. Its lakes, hills and rural landscapes offer peace and quiet. The coastline is magnificent. Just along the coast is Dunluce __        __⁽⁵⁾, a romantic ruin that merges with the cliffs.

On the north-east__       _____⁽⁶⁾ is the Giant's Causeway. Legend says that it's the remains of a road built by a giant to cross the sea to Scot­land, and nearby is the organ that he played.