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Sometimes the tides are very high and this can be a big problem for the towns near the cost. 1_______. London has a special mechanical ‘wall’ to stop the tide coming into the city.
There are big differences between ‘high tide’ and ‘low tide’ in Britain. In some places, the sea goes out a very long way. 2_______. As the tide comes in and goes out, it cleans the beaches.
In the ports, the ships wait for the high tide. 3______.
The tides can also help to make electricity.
4_______.

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Sometimes the tides are very high and this can be a big problem for the towns near the cost. 1_______. London has a special mechanical ‘wall’ to stop the tide coming into the city.
There are big differences between ‘high tide’ and ‘low tide’ in Britain. In some places, the sea goes out a very long way. 2_______. As the tide comes in and goes out, it cleans the beaches.
In the ports, the ships wait for the high tide. 3______.
The tides can also help to make electricity.
4_______.

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Lightning struck twice by our house last night during a rainstorm. 1_______. We heard the sound of thunder and we smelled the lightning in the air.
The first flash struck our neighbor’s chimney. 2_______. It pulled the lightning to it. When the lightning struck, it tore out a whole row of bricks. Our neighbors said it sounded like glass was breaking when the bricks fell.
3_______. It tore the bark off the tree. Because it was raining, the tree didn’t start to burn. However, our neighbor said that the lightning killed the tree.
We were lucky. The lightning missed our house. 4_______.

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 The Montgoflfier brothers built the first hot-air balloon in France.
1_______. They went up in a basket on September 19th, 1783. The balloon flew for about three kilometers.
 2_______. They travelled nine kilometers in twenty-five minutes.
3_______. The balloonists were two Englishmen in India. The biggest hot-air balloon is the Gerald A. Heineken. 4_______.

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Road traffic is increasing worldwide. 1 _______. However, engineers are working on Advanced safety vehicles (ASVs) which will be much safer for drivers, other road users such as cyclists, and for pedestrians. 2 _______. ASVs will be equipped with electronic sensors to prevent accidents and to make it safer for people when accidents do happen. 3 _______. Others will warn drivers when they are too close to other vehicles.
4 _______. Electric motors are very efficient and produce no pollution, but they need heavy batteries and their range is limited with current technology. Hybrid cars have both a petrol engine and an electric motor. They save about 15% of fuel. They need batteries but they don’t have to be charged overnight as the motor acts as a generator when the car brakes. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is already used as a fuel. Cars can be converted easily but LPG only cuts down pollution a little. Hydrogen fuel cells may be the long-term answer. They provide clean power but each cell is very expensive.

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The device is called a Dervish. It is a mine-detonating vehicle for clearing anti-personnel mines from farmland in developing world countries. 1 _______. The United Nations estimates that 24,000 people die each year because of mines.
2 _______. Each wheel has steel teeth to create more pressure. When the teeth pass over a mine, it explodes. 3 _______. A motorbike engine powers the Dervish.          4 _______. As each wheel passes a certain point in the rotation, it slows down. This makes the machine advance in tight circles, about 30 mm apart. For this reason no mine in its path is missed.