Словом которое не относится к теме «Dairy Products» является: ответ на тест 1072736 - Английский язык

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Дополните диалог:
Max: Are the physical environment and natural resources of England favourable to 1_______?
Wendy: The physical environment and natural resources of England are more favourable to agricultural development than those of other parts of the United Kingdom.
Max: 2_______?
Wendy: A greater proportion of the land consists of lowlands with good soils.
Max: 3_______?
Wendy: The climate is also conducive to crop growing
Max: Are English farms not large?
Wendy: The majority of English farms are small, most holdings are less than 250 acres. 4_______.

Дополните диалог:
Bob: What is the chief grain crop grown in England?
Sam: Wheat is the 1_______ grown in the drier, sunnier counties of eastern and southern England.
Bob: Is barley grown mainly for livestock feed?
Sam: 2_______. The acreage under oats is gradually declining. Corn and rye are also grown.
Bob: And what are potato-growing areas?
Sam: Principal potato-growing areas are the fenlands of Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, and Lincolnshire, the clay soils of Humberside, and the peats of North Yorkshire.
Bob: 3_______?
Sam: Sugar-beet production depends heavily on government subsidy because of competition from 4_______.
Bob: In recent years, acreage and yield for rape 4_______.

Дополните диалог:
Oscar: Is dairying important in England?
Richard: Yes, 1_______ is important in every county.
Oscar: Where are dairy farms mainly concentrated?
Richard: Their main concentrations are in western England.
Oscar: Is the agriculture of England concerned with 2_______?
Richard: 3_______, the agriculture of England is primarily concerned with livestock husbandry and, in particular, with milk production.
Oscar: 4_______?
Richard: The higher-yielding dairy breeds, including the Frisian and Ayrshire, have become more numerous than the once-dominant Shorthorn.