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Australia is the world‘s smallest continent, but it is one of the most fascinating. Australia,  has rainforests, and mountains. Seventy percent of the people in Australia live in cities near coasts. The middle of the country is nearly deserted. Australia has 175 million sheep, about a sixth of the world‘s total. It produces a third of the world‘s wool. It exports ninety – seven percent of its wool to Japan, Europe, and China. Australia also has about 24 million cattle. It exports beef to more than 100 countries. Two million tourists visit this beautiful country each year.

The word deserted in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ....................

How many tourists do visit Australia each year?

Australia exports wool to ....................

How much of the world‘s wool is produced in Australia, according to the passage?

The word deserted in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ....................

How many Australians don‘t live in cities near the coast?

How many Australians don‘t live in cities near the coast?

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Mumbai, which is located in the western coast of India, is the capital of Maharashtra state. It is home to Bollywood, the centre of Hindu movie industry, and the film “Slumdog Millionaire” was based there. Poor people have to live in slums. In the slum, people have to live with many problems. People have to go to the toilets in the streets and there are open sewers. Children play among sewage wastes and doctors deal with 4,000 cases of death a day because of lack of hygiene. Next to the open sewers are water pipes which can crack and take in sewage. Dharavi slum is based around this area. There are toxic wastes in the slum including hugely dangerous heavy metals. Dharavi is made of 12 different neighbourhoods and there are no maps or road signs. The further you walk into Dharavi from the edge, the more crowded area becomes. People live in very small slums, often with many members of their extended families.