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Desert is a large area with very little water and few plants. Many deserts have extreme heat (1) ________lots of sand. They receive very little rainfall that it is (2)________ they are extremely dry. Deserts have four types: hot and dry, coastal, semiarid, and cold deserts. The (3) ______hot desert is the Sahara in Africa. The temperature in the Sahara can rise to 50 degrees Celsius, (4) _______ at night it can go below zero. So, during the day the temperature in the Sahara is hotter (5) ________ at night.

Did you know that the Antarctica is also the biggest desert in the world? The Antarctic and the Arctic are the two largest polar deserts (6) ________Earth.

Although the Sahara is very hot, it is home to many animals like (7) _________camels, foxes, spiders, elephants and lions, and plants such as cacti and wildflowers. The desert is a beautiful place, but heat, severe sunburns and insects' bites can be (8)________, so people need to be prepared.

The desert is a beautiful place, but heat, severe sunburns and insects' bites can be (8)________, so people need to be prepared.

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Đáp án đúng: b

A. ideal (adj) lí tưởng

B. dangerous (adj) nguy hiểm

C. interesting (adj) thú vị

D. relaxing (adj) thư giãn

=> The desert is a beautiful place, but heat, severe sunburns and insects' bites can be (8) dangerous, so people need to be prepared.

Tạm dịch: Sa mạc là một nơi tuyệt đẹp, nhưng sức nóng, cháy nắng nghiêm trọng và côn trùng cắn có thể nguy hiểm, vì vậy mọi người cần phải chuẩn bị,

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Desert is a large area with very little water and few plants. Many deserts have extreme heat (1) and lots of sand. They receive very little rainfall that it is (2) why they are extremely dry. Deserts have four types: hot and dry, coastal, semiarid, and cold deserts. The (3) largest hot desert is the Sahara in Africa. The temperature in the Sahara can rise to 50 degrees Celsius, (4) but at night it can go below zero. So, during the day the temperature in the Sahara is hotter (5) than at night.

Did you know that the Antarctica is also the biggest desert in the world? The Antarctic and the Arctic are the two largest polar deserts (6) on Earth.

Although the Sahara is very hot, it is home to many animals like (7) Ø camels, foxes, spiders, elephants and lions, and plants such as cacti and wildflowers. The desert is a beautiful place, but heat, severe sunburns and insects' bites can be (8) dangerous, so people need to be prepared.

Sa mạc là một khu vực rộng lớn, có rất ít nước và ít thực vật. Nhiều sa mạc có nhiệt độ cực cao và nhiều cát. Chúng nhận được lượng mưa rất ít, đó là lý do tại sao chúng cực kỳ khô hạn. Sa mạc có bốn loại: sa mạc nóng và khô, ven biển, bán sa mạc và sa mạc lạnh. Sa mạc nóng lớn nhất là sa mạc Sahara ở Châu Phi. Nhiệt độ ở Sahara có thể tăng lên 50 độ C, nhưng vào ban đêm, nhiệt độ có thể xuống dưới 0 độ. Vì vậy, vào ban ngày nhiệt độ ở Sahara nóng hơn so với ban đêm.

Bạn có biết rằng Nam Cực cũng là sa mạc lớn nhất trên thế giới? Nam Cực và Bắc Cực là hai sa mạc vùng cực lớn nhất trên Trái đất.

Mặc dù Sahara rất nóng, nhưng đây là nơi sinh sống của nhiều loài động vật như lạc đà, cáo, nhện, voi và sư tử, và các loài thực vật như xương rồng và hoa dại. Sa mạc là một nơi tuyệt đẹp, nhưng sức nóng, cháy nắng nghiêm trọng và côn trùng cắn có thể nguy hiểm, vì vậy mọi người cần phải chuẩn bị.

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