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II. Read the text below and decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F)or if the text
doesn't say (DS). Put a tick () in the right box. The first one has been done as an example.
Many countries around the world have no caves. This is not because there are no hills or mountains in
those places. Some of the world's biggest mountains have no caves because they are not made of the right
sort of stone. But the low, limestonehills of the north of England and the south of France are full of
interesting caves.
For hundreds of years, people have enjoyed finding caves and going inside them. This sport is called
"caving", and the people who do it are called "cavers. Cave exploration began in Europe and even today
most cavers come from there. That is why we know so much about European caves. But in many other
parts of the world there are hundreds of caves which few people have ever visited. For example, there are
many caves in Russia and Afganistan, in Albania and China, but not many cavers in those countries and it
is often very difficult for foreign cavers to get permission to visit.
F
DS
Every country in the world has caves.
Caves are found in limestone hills and mountains.
The south of England has very few hills or mountains.
3.
Most cavers are European.
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There are still many unexplored caves in the world.
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