The winner 1 what is the main topic of the text? o a description of a race o the rules of this race 2 what is the topic of the first paragraph? o how to win the race o why the race is difficult 3 what type of word is 'severe'? o adjective o verb 4 what is the topic of the rest of the sentence? o how to stay warm o types of weather 5 what is the topic of the sentence before this sentenc o the distance o the location 6 which meaning is the most similar to 'severe'? o different o extreme

Rainforests are dense jungles found close to the equator and they are thought to be the oldest ecosystem on Earth. As the name implies, rainforests receive high volumes of at least 80 inches of rainfall every year. The rainforest has some of the largest rivers in the world due to the immense amount of rainfall. Tropical and temperate rainforests are the 2 types of rainforests that exist on Earth. Both tropical and temperate rainforests have distinct characteristics to tell them apart from each other. For instance, a noticeable feature of temperate rainforest would be its wide range of temperatures that correlates with corresponding seasons, while tropical rainforests are warm and humid throughout the year. Although the ecosystem of tropical rainforests has greater biodiversity, both types of rainforests share many similar traits.

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Canada is located in the northern hemisphere and is part of North America. It's north of the United States.

Most people live within 200 km of the US border. And most of the population lives in urban centers.

Most of Canada is uninhabited - only 3.7 people per square kilometer. (For reference, the United States has about 35 people per square kilometer.)

parks

The first national park in Canada was Banff National Park, established in 1885. Three years after the creation of the world's first national park in the United States (Yellowstone National Park)

Canadian national parks are huge, and the country's 30 national parks are more than many countries!

Wood Buffalo National Park is the second largest national park on earth. Located between Alberta and the Northwest Territories, it was created to allow bison to