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5 tháng 9 2023 lúc 15:05

READING COMPREHENSION

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In Dak Lak, people often refer to the myth of Lak Lake - one of the largest natural freshwater lake of Vietnam, (13)________ to Krong Ana river, about 500 ha, located at an altitude of over 500 meters above sea level. It is a unique eco-tourism attraction which is attractive (14)________ foreigner and domestic tourists by a dreamlike and natural beauty of the surrounding mountains and forests.

Its name evokes (15)________ and charm that visitors looking to explore this wild beauty. In addition to natural beauty and fresh air, adventure elephant riding and taking one piece timber boat on Lak Lake (16)_______ this place become an indispensable destination for tours to Highlands and Dak Lak.

Lak Lake is a beautiful landscape of the Highlands. Lak Lake is both a source of fishes and a gigantic freshwater reservoir supplying water to hundreds of hectares of rice fields, and also makes the climate here cooler.

This is a (17)________ lake with the greatest depth which is more than T'nưng Lake (Gia Lai province). Indigenous Peoples here also tell a legend saying this is a bottomless lake or Lak Lake is through to T'nưng Lake. Lak Lake is 5 km wide, adopted with Krong Ana River. The surface of water is always deep and blue; the lake is surrounded by high mountains making the lake's waters are calm; and having the vast primeval forests with abundant flora and fauna. According (18)_________ legend, Lak Lake was created by hero Lak Lieng - M'Nong people.

13. A. connect B. to connect C. connected D. connecting

14. A. as B. like C. with D. of

15. A. curiosity B. curious C. incurious D. incuriosity

16. A. made B. making C. to make D. make

17. A. nature B. unnatural C. naturalize D. natural

18. A. about B. with C. to D. as

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