A town has approximately 10,000 residents. Describe its population naturally., a. The town has average 10,000 residents., b. The town has about 10,000 residents., c. The town has up to about residents., d. The town has from 10,000 residents., A mountain can receive a maximum of 300 centimeters of snow. Describe this using up to., a. The mountain receives from 300 centimeters of snow., b. The mountain averages to 300 centimeters., c. The mountain can receive up to 300 centimeters of snow., d. The mountain receives about maximum 300 centimeters., Temperatures vary between −10°C and 20°C. Describe the range naturally., a. Temperatures range from −10°C to 20°C., b. Temperatures are up to −10°C and 20°C., c. The average is from −10°C., d. Temperatures are about to 20°C., The typical July temperature is 32°C. Describe it using average., a. July is up to 32°C average., b. The average temperature in July is 32°C., c. July ranges average 32°C., d. The temperature about average is 32°C., Compare a town of 5,000 people with a city of 500,000 people., a. The town has fewer people than the city., b. The town has less people than the city., c. The city has fewer population than the town., d. The town has least people that the city., Describe a spectacular natural place using one of the most …., a. It is one of most spectacular places., b. It is one of the spectacular place., c. It is one of the most spectacular places I have seen., d. It is the one most spectacular place., Describe extremely cold weather using an appropriate intensifier and an ungradable adjective., a. The weather is very freezing., b. The weather is absolutely freezing., c. The weather is more freezing., d. The weather is the most freezing., A desert receives approximately 70 millimeters of rain each year. Describe the amount naturally., a. It receives about 70 millimeters of rain a year., b. It receives average to 70 millimeters., c. It receives from 70 millimeters., d. It receives up 70 millimeters approximately., Explain why numerical information is useful when describing an extreme place., a. Numbers can show exactly or approximately how unusual or extreme a place is., b. Numbers are only useful for mathematics., c. Numbers replace all descriptive language., d. Numbers cannot describe natural environments., Describe one numerical fact about an interesting place you know and explain what it tells us., a. The mountain is mountain 4,000., b. The mountain reaches about 4,000 meters, which shows how high it is., c. About mountain average tall., d. The mountain is more 4,000 than.

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