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Reading Multiple Choice Worksheet 13
Read the text and then for each question, choose which of the three possible answers is best. Think also about why the other three answers are not possible.
The Danube: Europe's Lifeline
The Danube River is like a long road that runs through Europe. It touches many countries and connects different people. This river is not just water; it's a source of life, history, and joy for many.
People living by the Danube depend on it for their work. They use the river to move goods on boats. This helps their businesses grow. The river is like a busy street, but for ships.
Historically, the Danube has seen many important events. It has been there for hundreds of years, watching history unfold. People living near the Danube know many stories from the past. They often share these stories with others.
Tourists also love the Danube. They come to see its beauty and to learn about its history. "The Danube is a special place for visitors," says Michaela Weber, a tourism board leader. "They can experience different cultures and see beautiful landscapes."
Along the river, tourists meet local people. They can learn about their way of life. Many cities along the Danube are filled with history. Tourists can visit old buildings and learn about the past.
Families often spend time together by the river. They might have picnics or go for walks. The Danube is a place for relaxation and fun. It's a part of their daily lives.
For the people of Europe, the Danube is more than just a river. It's a part of their economy, history, and daily life. It brings people together and tells a story of a connected Europe. The Danube is a symbol of how nature and people can live together in harmony.
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1. What role does the Danube River play in Europe?
- It connects different countries and populations.
- It's mainly a tourist attraction.
- It is used for local fishing.
2. What is significant about the Danube's history?
- It has been a natural border for centuries.
- It has inspired numerous artists and writers.
- It has witnessed many important events.
3. Why do tourists visit the Danube?
- To enjoy water sports.
- Because it's beautiful and educational.
- To experience the local cuisine.
4. What can tourists do in the cities along the Danube?
- Visit historical buildings and learn things.
- Enjoy shopping and dining.
- Explore nature trails and parks.
5. What does the Danube mean for Europe?
- Economic prosperity.
- A connection between nature and people.
- Cultural diversity.
