Question

B. Read the text again and answer the questions. 1. By what name is Burabay National Nature Park also known? 2. What does Zheke Batyr look like? 3. Which three shapes can be seen in Zhumbaktas rock? 4. What story is associated with Okzhetpes? 5. What activity is illegal in Burabay? 6. How many types of mushroom grow in Burabay?пжпжжпжпжпжпж​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) Burabay National Nature Park is also known as "Burabay" or "Borovoe".

2) Zheke Batyr is a mythical hero in Kazakh folklore, and there is no physical description of him.

3) Zhumbaktas rock, located in Burabay National Nature Park, is said to resemble three shapes: a sitting camel, a lying camel, and a tower.

4) Okzhetpes is a rock formation in Burabay National Nature Park that is associated with a legend about two brothers, Okzhet and Sherkala, who fell in love with the same girl and battled each other for her love.

5) Hunting and fishing without a permit is illegal in Burabay National Nature Park.

6) It is not possible to determine the exact number of mushroom species that grow in Burabay, as the park's mushroom population is constantly changing and evolving. However, the park is known to be home to a wide variety of mushroom species, including edible and poisonous mushrooms.