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The underground cities in Cappadocia, Turkey were inhabited up to 3000 years ago. There were thousands of people living in the underground cities, which contained houses, kitchens, shops, churches, schools, and animal pens. The cities were connected by long secret passages. People lived underground to escape the harsh winters and threats from others such as Romans. Today, the underground cities are a popular tourist attraction, though nobody lives there permanently.

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Worksheet 1 October

The underground cities in Cappadocia, Turkey were inhabited up to 3000 years ago. There were thousands of people living in the underground cities, which contained houses, kitchens, shops, churches, schools, and animal pens. The cities were connected by long secret passages. People lived underground to escape the harsh winters and threats from others such as Romans. Today, the underground cities are a popular tourist attraction, though nobody lives there permanently.

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In Cappadocia, Turkey, there

are over 200 ancient cities under


the ground. Some of these cities
are about three thousand years
old. There are secret passages
between the cities. The passages
are sometimes many kilometers
long. Nobody lives there
anymore but a lot of people visit
them and they are very famous.
They are a tourist attraction.

In the past, however, there were thousands of people living in the


underground cities. There were houses, kitchens, shops, churches, schools and
places to keep animals and food. What was the reason for these mysterious
places? Three thousand years ago, people were frightened of the cold winters
and of the wild animals above the ground. Years later, people were frightened
of the Romans, and the cities were good places to hide.

It probably wasn’t fun living for months, or even years, in these dark places.
There wasn’t any electricity and there weren’t any sports centers, stadiums or
other exciting places to go. But today, Cappadocia is an amazing place to visit.

1. Are the sentences True or False?

o The cities in Cappadocia are a hundred years old.


o The underground cities in Cappadocia are around 3000 years old.
o These cities are connected with short passages.
o Many famous people live there.
o There weren’t any schools in these mysterious cities.
o There wasn't food in these cities.
o Underground cities were safe in winter.
o Underground cities were bright places.
o It was very exciting to live in these cities for a long time.

2. Complete these sentences using was, were, wasn't, weren't.

1) The ancient cities in Cappadocia _____________ below the ground.

2) Some animals ______________ in the cities below the ground.

3) Cappadocia ___________________ a hot place in winter.

4) The Romans ___________________ friends of the people in Cappadocia.

5) It _______________ possible to go from one underground city to another.

6) There ____________ a good place to watch sports in underground cities.

7) There ____________ wild animals in the underground cities.


3. Match the adjectives in the text with the synonyms:

ANCIENT POPULAR

FAMOUS OBSCURE

MYSTERIOUS ENIGMATIC

FRIGHTENED SAVAGE

WILD FUN

DARK SCARED

EXCITING WONDERFUL

AMAZING VERY OLD

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