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The Lost Explorer "Listen, a waterfall!" Samantha said. Her brother Robert listened. There was the tinkling, musical sound of water from somewhere up the path. The dark silhouette of Entwhistle Peak, a jagged mountain in the Andes range, towered above them against the sky. Samantha looked for her parents, who were picnicking in the field below, and then dashed off after Robert. They stopped beside an outcrop of pointy rocks and a beautiful deep pool. From high above, a thin stream of water tumbled, catching the light. "It's so beautiful here," Samantha sighed. Robert shielded his eyes, scanning the sky. Miniature birds circled the summit of the mountain. "There's an old stone tower up there," Robert said. "I bet it's Sir Geoffrey Entwhistle's secret fort." Samantha knew the mountain was named for the famous explorer, but she also had read her nature guide back at the lodge. "It's hardly a secret on top of the mountain," Samantha said, teasing. "Besides, it's an old weather station." "We'll see about that," Robert muttered. "Wait!" she called, but he was gone, The thin path disappeared around a rocky bend, and when Samantha finally scrambled up, her brother was nowhere to be seen. The open sky was slate gray and filled with clouds; a storm was rolling in. Behind her, the descent to the valley was very steep. 000 Think- Which of the fiel can you напишите пожалуйста 10 вопросов по тексту​

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1. Who heard the sound of the waterfall first?
2. What is the name of the mountain that Samantha and Robert are near?
3. Where are Samantha and Robert’s parents?
4. What do Samantha and Robert find when they stop beside an outcrop of pointy rocks?
5. What does Robert see when he shields his eyes and scans the sky?
6. Who is Sir Geoffrey Entwhistle?
7. What does Samantha think the old stone tower is?
8. What happens when Robert says “We’ll see about that”?
9. What does Samantha see when she finally scrambles up the path?
10. What is the weather like when Samantha reaches the top of the path?

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