Parks are the lungs of cities. They are places to relax and get some exercise. They are usually away from traffic and pollution, so the air is cleaner in them. They are also good places to enjoy time with the family, so new parks are always welcome. One of the newest, and the best, is the First President's Park. However, this park is more impressive than most neighbourhood parks. Some people think it will become the most beautiful park in the country. It's a large park (1.5 km from end to end) and the city created it in honour of Kazakhstan's first president, You enter it through a grand colonnade at the north end of the park - the side closest to the city centre. It's the biggest building in the park and part of a formal area, with fountains, seats, paths and flower beds. Not all the park is formal. It has lots of trees, particularly spruce, and these woody areas provide natural habitats for animals and plants. The beautiful Trans-Ili Alatau mountains, to the south of the park, give the park a spectacular setting. The park only opened in 2011, so the trees are still small. As the trees grow, the park will provide a cool area to escape to, away from the heat of summer and a place to enjoy special events, such as the annual Alma-Ata First Love Music Festival, one of the liveliest festivals of the summer. 1. What is the main idea of the text? 2. What are there in the Park? 3. What special events are there in summer? 4. Why is this park the most beautiful? 5. Why do people call it “Lungs of cities”?