equipment and so on. Australia's iron and steel industry produces enough of the metals to meet the needs of other industries. The leading manufactured products are food, cars, paper, chemicals, clothing and shoes. Most of the factories are located in and around Sydney ad Melbourne. Forestry and fishing. Forests cover about 6 per cent of Australia. The majority of Australia's trees are eucalyptuses. The wood of eucalyptus is used for making paper, floorboards and furniture. Although Australia is surrounded by water, its fishing resources are limited. They catch shellfish, lobsters, oysters, prawns and scallops, also salmon and tuna. Tourism. Australia has a variety of tourist attractions. They include wildlife sanctuaries, sandy beaches, the Great Barrier Reef, the Australian Alps and much more. Tourism aids the economy. About half of Australia's visitors come from nearby, especially New Zealand, Japan and Southeast Asia
4 Complete these sentences using a suitable word in each space. 1 After we had _____________________ in our luggage, we waited in the departure lounge. 2 They say the house is _____________________ but I've never seen a ghost there. 3 First, there was a three-hour _____________________ and then the flight was cancelled. 4 The police managed to _____________________ the thief at the airport. 5 Most people obey the law and don't _____________________ crimes. 6 The old floorboards _____________________ every time we tread on them. 7 What time do we _____________________ at our destination? 8 She packed her clothes into her _____________________ and called a taxi for the airport. 9 _____________________ criminals are not always murderers. 10 Because of the _____________________, the driver could only see a metre ahead. Marks: /10
incorrectly (not turned on), there was relatively more mould damage. It is a bad habit leave the bathroom or shower room door open (to dry) rather than leave the ventilation turned on when leaving the house. In many of the apartments laundry was dried inside and shower cubicles were built in kitchens. Shower cubicles that were around five years old leaked water from various places and the silicone sealant had come loose and had black colouring. Water had seeped under the floorboards in some cases. The shower cubicles that were built against the wall had damaged the wall behind. As the wooden apartment buildings were predominantly old houses and among the selection made for the study happened to have many modest dwellings, originally with small apartments, these lacked separate washing rooms. The installation of shower cubicles in kitchens or bathrooms without the necessary hydro insulation and ventilation causes damage through mould or fungi.
"Do you want to see the rest of the house?" "No coffins?" I verified, the sarcasm in my voice not entirely masking the slight but genuine anxiety I felt. He laughed, taking my hand, leading me away from the piano. "No coffins," he promised. We walked up the massive staircase, my hand trailing along the satin-smooth rail. The long hall at the top of the stairs was paneled with a honey-colored wood, the same as the floorboards. "Rosalie and Emmett's room... Carlisle's office... Alice's room..." He gestured as he led me past the doors. He would have continued, but I stopped dead at the end of the hall, staring incredulously at the ornament hanging on the wall above my head. Edward chuckled at my bewildered expression. "You can laugh," he said. "It is sort of ironic." I didn't laugh. My hand raised automatically, one finger extended as if to touch the large wooden cross,
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