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The top one is Lake Baikal. It ________ in southern Siberia. (LOCATE)

It is the largest freshwater lake by both depth and volume in the world, ________ nearly a quarter of the world’s fresh surface water — that’s more than North America’s Great Lakes combined. (CONTAIN)

The Peterhof Palace

The Peterhof Palace is also on the list of the Seven Wonders of Russia. It is in fact a series of palaces and gardens located in Peterhof, St Petersburg, ________ out on the orders of Peter the Great. (LAY)

________ palaces and gardens are sometimes referred to as the “Russian Versailles”. There are 64 fountains in the Grand Cascade of the palace. (THIS)

The ________ fountain is called the Samson Fountain and it commemorates Russia's victory over Sweden in the Great Northern War, The fountain depicts the moment when Samson tore the jaws of the lion. The lion is an element of the Swedish coat of arms. (LARGE)

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Building Stonehenge

Stonehenge is perhaps the world’s most famous prehistoric monument. It is a masterpiece of ________, built using only simple tools and technologies, before the arrival of metals and the invention of the wheel. (ENGINEER)

Building the stone circle would have needed hundreds of people to transport, shape and erect the stones. These builders would have required others to provide them with food, to look after their children and to supply ________ including hammerstones, ropes, antler picks and timber. (EQUIP)

The whole project would have needed ________ planning and organisation. (CARE)

You may take an ________ tour of Stonehenge with 360-degree view from inside the stones, which shows the monument’s key features and its history. (ACTIVE)

You may also explore detailed images which ________ the erection and changes of Stonehenge and nearby monuments from the early Neolithic period to the Bronze Age. (CONSTRUCT)