12. Przeczytaj tekst. Odpowiedz na pytania 1-4zgodnie z treścią tekstu.School JourneysWalk\ing \in the mounta\ins, climb\ing a cliff, or cross\ing a river. These are the ways some children \in the world go to school.In the Himalayan mounta\ins \in India, the journey to school takes two or three hours. Children walk through a forest with wild animals, go over a river \in a basket,and travel the last kilometres by taxi. The weather changes quickly, and it's sometimes sunny \in the morn\ing, and ra\iny when they go home.Children \in the ra\inforest \in Ecuador wake up at 5 am,put on their uniforms, and star their journey to school.First,they walk for 20 m\inutes to a river.Then they travel \in a canoe for 15 or 20 more m\inutes. The river can be dangerous, so they must sit quietly all the way.Some children live \in the mounta\ins \in a remote area of Ch\ina. Their journey from school is up a cliff. The children climb up a ladder with their school bags on their back. It's a good th\ing they don't do this everyday.These children spend months away from home when they're at school.1 How do the children \in India get to the river?2 Why do the children \in Ecuador sit quietly \in the boat?3 Why is the journey difficult for the children \in Ch\ina?4 Which journey to school is the longest \in time?

Aby, wykupić dostęp do rozwiązania zadaniania o treści 'Przeczytaj tekst. Odpowiedz na pytania 1-4zgodnie z treścią tekstu.School JourneysWalk\ing \in the mounta\ins, climb\ing a cliff, or cross\ing a river. These are the ways some children \in the world go to school.In the Himalayan mounta\ins \in India, the journey to school takes two or three hours. Children walk through a forest with wild animals, go over a river \in a basket,and travel the last kilometres by taxi. The weather changes quickly, and it’s sometimes sunny \in the morn\ing, and ra\iny when they go home.Children \in the ra\inforest \in Ecuador wake up at 5 am,put on their uniforms, and star their journey to school.First,they walk for 20 m\inutes to a river.Then they travel \in a canoe for 15 or 20 more m\inutes. The river can be dangerous, so they must sit quietly all the way.Some children live \in the mounta\ins \in a remote area of Ch\ina. Their journey from school is up a cliff. The children climb up a ladder with their school bags on their back. It’s a good th\ing they don’t do this everyday.These children spend months away from home when they’re at school.1 How do the children \in India get to the river?2 Why do the children \in Ecuador sit quietly \in the boat?3 Why is the journey difficult for the children \in Ch\ina?4 Which journey to school is the longest \in time?' przejdź tutaj.