Read the passage, and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F)
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VIII. Read the passage, and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F).
Ayers Rock or Uluru is 860 metres above the sea level. You have to walk 9.4 kilometres around the base of
Uluru. In 1958 it was declared the national park. You are mostly to see many kinds of birds and reptiles and more
than 400 types of plants in the national parks. There is evidence to show that the Aboriginal people have lived in
Central Australia for at 30,000 years. Uluru's rock art was 5,000 years old. In 1873, William Gosse became the first
European to see Uluru, naming it after Sir Henry Ayers, the Chief Secretary of South Australia. Each year more than
250,000 people visit the park from all over the world.
True/False
1. Ayers Rock is 860 metres under the sea water.
2. Ayers Rock became a national park in 1958.
3. There are not many types of birds and reptiles in the national park.
4. The Aboriginal people have lived there for a very long period of time.
5. Every year over a quarter of million visitors come to the national park from all over the world
VIII. Read the passage, and decide whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F).
Ayers Rock or Uluru is 860 metres above the sea level. You have to walk 9.4 kilometres around the base of
Uluru. In 1958 it was declared the national park. You are mostly to see many kinds of birds and reptiles and more
than 400 types of plants in the national parks. There is evidence to show that the Aboriginal people have lived in
Central Australia for at 30,000 years. Uluru's rock art was 5,000 years old. In 1873, William Gosse became the first
European to see Uluru, naming it after Sir Henry Ayers, the Chief Secretary of South Australia. Each year more than
250,000 people visit the park from all over the world.
True/False
1. Ayers Rock is 860 metres under the sea water.
2. Ayers Rock became a national park in 1958.
3. There are not many types of birds and reptiles in the national park.
4. The Aboriginal people have lived there for a very long period of time.
5. Every year over a quarter of million visitors come to the national park from all over the world