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Canada is a multicultural country，with a large size but a small（111）
population
population
．And it is s（112）
urrounded
urrounded
by water on three sides．Most Canadians live within 320 kms of the USA（113）
border
border
．Many people have the idea that they can cross the（114）
continent
continent
（大陸） in less than five days，but they are wrong．
Canada has rich （115）
natural
natural
（自然） resources，such as wood，fresh water and minerals．The trees are extremely tall，some （116）
measuring
measuring
over 90 meters．When you cross the Rocky Mountain，you may （117）
catch
catch
sight of some mountain goats and even a grizzly bear and an eagle．If you're（118）
lucky
lucky
enough to meet the Calgary Stampede，you'll see many wild animals and many cowboys，who have a g（119）
ift
ift
for working with animals，from all over North America．Of course，if you go to Canada，you can't miss the Lawrence River and the most （120）
wealthy
wealthy
（富有的） and biggest city，Toronto．

【考點】自然科學研究成果；國家地理；旅游觀光．

【答案】population；urrounded；border；continent；natural；measuring；catch；lucky；ift；wealthy

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