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2e Vocabulary 1 Fill in: funding, sweat, breeze, glittered, humidity, fate, abandoned. 1 They are looking for funding to preserve the World Heritage site. 2 The miners came out of the cave dripping with sweat. 3 The crystals glittered in the dim light of the cave. 4 The heat and humidity in the cave were unbearable. 5 A cool breeze blew as they exited the mine. 6 The cave was abandoned after the mining company closed down. 7 No one knows what the fate of the trapped miners will be. 2 Circle the correct preposition. 1 It was so hot in the mine that his glasses steamed up. 2 Visitors are not allowed to rip out crystals from the cave. 3 They succeeded in finding financial support for their project. 4 She drank contaminated water and ended up with a nasty stomach ache. 5 There were amazing crystals growing out of the cave’s walls. 3 Fill in: dry, clear, quick, cold, blind or hard to complete the sentences. 1 The leaves are as dry as a bone and break into powder when you touch them. 2 Jack is not a very compassionate person; he’s as hard as nails. 3 The water in the ocean is as clear as crystal. 4 We could hardly see anything in the cave, we were as blind as bats. 5 When the pickpocket stole her wallet; he was as quick as lightening. 6 After walking in the freezing rain, her feet were as cold as ice. Listening 4 Look at the questions. Then listen to a guide talking to a tour group. 1 What does the speaker think will impress the group most about the cave? A the size of the cave  the cave’s ice sculptures C the unique lighting inside the cave D the amount of limestone in the cave 2 What does the speaker say about the ice sculptures? A they were formed millions of years ago  they are very different from one another C they are man-made D they melt away each year 3 What warning does the speaker give to the group? A to be careful not to slip in the cave  to take photographs only in designated areas C to take the tour only if they are in good health D not to touch the ice in the cave 4 What is the purpose of the talk? A to explain the safety regulations of the tour  to explain the history of the cave C to discuss the geological formations in the cave D to prepare the group for the tour 5 What does the speaker mean when he says: A the cave tour is a unique experience  the cave is the most beautiful in the world C the cave has more ice than any other cave D the cave is the only ice cave that can be toured Òåêñò àóäèðîâàíèÿ: Listen to a guide talking to a tour group. Welcome to the Eisriesenwelt, the largest ice cave in the world! Since its discovery in 1879 by Anton Posselt, explorers have been in awe by the sheer size of the cave. Certainly you will be amazed by this too, but even more so by the natural ice sculptures inside the cave. These sculptures are highlighted by incredible magnesium lighting to make them even more striking. We will be exploring the first kilometre of this 40 kilometre limestone cave formed over a million years ago. In spring, the water from melting snow drains into the caves and then freezes, creating some spectacular formations that look like professional sculptures. Each one is unique and has its own name with some sculptures formed many years ago. Nothing can compare to a walk in this glittering ice empire. We will have a chance to stop and discuss each sculpture as we walk about the cave. Our final stop before turning back will be the "Ice Palace" and its sheer crystal beauty. So now that you have your torches, we are almost ready to proceed to the cave. Remember temperatures will drop suddenly as we enter the cave and it will become quite dark so use your torches. As mentioned in the safety regulations given to you at the ticket office, there is a 134 metre climb as we explore the cave, so those with serious health problems should reconsider going on the tour. Photography is not allowed at any time inside the cave and please stay with the group in the designated areas so as to not disturb the natural structures of the cave. So, are there any questions before we begin? Number 1 What does the speaker think will impress the group most about the cave? Number 2 What does the speaker say about the ice sculptures? Number 3 What warning does the speaker give to the group? Number 4 What is the purpose of the talk? Number 5 What does the speaker mean when he says: "Nothing can compare to a walk in this glittering ice empire"?