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4 How much time was given for the voting to take place? 5 What makes Table Mountain unique as a natural wonder?


A It is in South Africa B It is in the heart of Cape Town C It is already famous D It is so big


6 Complete this sentence with one word. Of all the New Seven Wonders, Table Mountain is the only ……….


7 Many people believe this is an important event for SA. Give two reasons why they might think so.


9 Look at this list of activities and choose four activities that you think you could do on Table Mountain:


Swimming Hiking Abseiling Surfing Tennis Cable car ride Climbing


10 Read at the following advertisement and answer the questions: (8) (2) 8 Identify the phrase that is used to explain why Table Mountain is so marvelous. (1) (2) (1)


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a True or False: This advertisement is offering a special deal – free cable rides for children up Table Mountain.


b Identify two images in the advertisement that provide the reader with clues to what it is about.


c What does “3FOR 1” mean? d How much will it cost if a group of 2 adults and 4 children go together?


e Why would it be a bad idea to go on a Friday morning during school hours with your family?


f Identify the word that is spelt incorrectly in the advertisement. g Is there a good reason for this spelling mistake? Explain your answer.


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