Tea and Ceylon are synonymous in many (23)_____ . Sri Lanka (Ceylon) is a land which has inherited a rich history of tea and continues to grow the best tea in the world, with its different climatic (24)_____ , producing variations in taste, quality, character and appearance. Ceylon tea is a brand of its own carrying out the (25)_____ flavours of all regions in Sri Lanka. The various soil conditions and different elevations in each region give its teas the diverse characteristics. And no two teas are the same even when grown in the same region. Tea may (26)_____ in flavour, colour and the aroma which embodies the sense of place.

As the world takes an organic (27)_____ to life, tea has become a beverage preferred by many. The health benefits in tea are numerous, the most outstanding one being its antioxidants. Scientific (28)_____ has confirmed that regular tea drinkers are protected from many chronic diseases, the main being heart diseases due to its powerful antioxidants. Ceylon tea is (29)_____ in antioxidants, since it is packed right where it’s grown and (30)_____ within days to protect the freshness of the tea.

Ceylon tea is an element of the art of drinking tea. Each range of tea (31)_____ its own story related to the rich Sri Lankan heritage.

Each product means unique tea drinking (32)_____ , which transports its tea drinkers to another time and place. It is the taste of Ceylon’s finest tea at its best, creating luxury in everyday life.

Tea and Ceylon are synonymous in many (23)_____ . Sri Lanka (Ceylon) is a land which has inherited a rich history of tea and continues to grow the best tea in the world, with its different climatic (24)_____ , producing variations in taste, quality, character and appearance. Ceylon tea is a brand of its own carrying out the (25)_____ flavours of all regions in Sri Lanka. The various soil conditions and different elevations in each region give its teas the diverse characteristics. And no two teas are the same even when grown in the same region. Tea may (26)_____ in flavour, colour and the aroma which embodies the sense of place.

As the world takes an organic (27)_____ to life, tea has become a beverage preferred by many. The health benefits in tea are numerous, the most outstanding one being its antioxidants. Scientific (28)_____ has confirmed that regular tea drinkers are protected from many chronic diseases, the main being heart diseases due to its powerful antioxidants. Ceylon tea is (29)_____ in antioxidants, since it is packed right where it’s grown and (30)_____ within days to protect the freshness of the tea.

Ceylon tea is an element of the art of drinking tea. Each range of tea (31)_____ its own story related to the rich Sri Lankan heritage.

Each product means unique tea drinking (32)_____ , which transports its tea drinkers to another time and place. It is the taste of Ceylon’s finest tea at its best, creating luxury in everyday life.

Tea and Ceylon are synonymous in many (23)_____ . Sri Lanka (Ceylon) is a land which has inherited a rich history of tea and continues to grow the best tea in the world, with its different climatic (24)_____ , producing variations in taste, quality, character and appearance. Ceylon tea is a brand of its own carrying out the (25)_____ flavours of all regions in Sri Lanka. The various soil conditions and different elevations in each region give its teas the diverse characteristics. And no two teas are the same even when grown in the same region. Tea may (26)_____ in flavour, colour and the aroma which embodies the sense of place.

As the world takes an organic (27)_____ to life, tea has become a beverage preferred by many. The health benefits in tea are numerous, the most outstanding one being its antioxidants. Scientific (28)_____ has confirmed that regular tea drinkers are protected from many chronic diseases, the main being heart diseases due to its powerful antioxidants. Ceylon tea is (29)_____ in antioxidants, since it is packed right where it’s grown and (30)_____ within days to protect the freshness of the tea.

Ceylon tea is an element of the art of drinking tea. Each range of tea (31)_____ its own story related to the rich Sri Lankan heritage.

Each product means unique tea drinking (32)_____ , which transports its tea drinkers to another time and place. It is the taste of Ceylon’s finest tea at its best, creating luxury in everyday life.

Tea and Ceylon are synonymous in many (23)_____ . Sri Lanka (Ceylon) is a land which has inherited a rich history of tea and continues to grow the best tea in the world, with its different climatic (24)_____ , producing variations in taste, quality, character and appearance. Ceylon tea is a brand of its own carrying out the (25)_____ flavours of all regions in Sri Lanka. The various soil conditions and different elevations in each region give its teas the diverse characteristics. And no two teas are the same even when grown in the same region. Tea may (26)_____ in flavour, colour and the aroma which embodies the sense of place.

As the world takes an organic (27)_____ to life, tea has become a beverage preferred by many. The health benefits in tea are numerous, the most outstanding one being its antioxidants. Scientific (28)_____ has confirmed that regular tea drinkers are protected from many chronic diseases, the main being heart diseases due to its powerful antioxidants. Ceylon tea is (29)_____ in antioxidants, since it is packed right where it’s grown and (30)_____ within days to protect the freshness of the tea.

Ceylon tea is an element of the art of drinking tea. Each range of tea (31)_____ its own story related to the rich Sri Lankan heritage.

Each product means unique tea drinking (32)_____ , which transports its tea drinkers to another time and place. It is the taste of Ceylon’s finest tea at its best, creating luxury in everyday life.

Task 6

Mary Kingsley

Mary Kingsley didn’t travel during the first 30 years of her life. (33)_____ , when her father died, leaving her an inheritance, she (34)_____ to set off for West Africa, that was still largely unmapped in (35)_____ . Kingsley travelled alone, (36)_____ was almost unheard of for a female at the time. During her travels, she lived with local people and learned their skills and customs.

Kingsley became quite well known after returning to England. She spent a lot of time criticizing missionaries for trying to change the native (37)_____ traditions.

Mary Kingsley

Mary Kingsley didn’t travel during the first 30 years of her life. (33)_____ , when her father died, leaving her an inheritance, she (34)_____ to set off for West Africa, that was still largely unmapped in (35)_____ . Kingsley travelled alone, (36)_____ was almost unheard of for a female at the time. During her travels, she lived with local people and learned their skills and customs.

Kingsley became quite well known after returning to England. She spent a lot of time criticizing missionaries for trying to change the native (37)_____ traditions.

Mary Kingsley

Mary Kingsley didn’t travel during the first 30 years of her life. (33)_____ , when her father died, leaving her an inheritance, she (34)_____ to set off for West Africa, that was still largely unmapped in (35)_____ . Kingsley travelled alone, (36)_____ was almost unheard of for a female at the time. During her travels, she lived with local people and learned their skills and customs.

Kingsley became quite well known after returning to England. She spent a lot of time criticizing missionaries for trying to change the native (37)_____ traditions.

Mary Kingsley

Mary Kingsley didn’t travel during the first 30 years of her life. (33)_____ , when her father died, leaving her an inheritance, she (34)_____ to set off for West Africa, that was still largely unmapped in (35)_____ . Kingsley travelled alone, (36)_____ was almost unheard of for a female at the time. During her travels, she lived with local people and learned their skills and customs.

Kingsley became quite well known after returning to England. She spent a lot of time criticizing missionaries for trying to change the native (37)_____ traditions.

Mary Kingsley

Mary Kingsley didn’t travel during the first 30 years of her life. (33)_____ , when her father died, leaving her an inheritance, she (34)_____ to set off for West Africa, that was still largely unmapped in (35)_____ . Kingsley travelled alone, (36)_____ was almost unheard of for a female at the time. During her travels, she lived with local people and learned their skills and customs.

Kingsley became quite well known after returning to England. She spent a lot of time criticizing missionaries for trying to change the native (37)_____ traditions.

Typhoons Trick Japan’s Cherry Trees into Blooming Months Early

Japan’s famed cherry blossoms, sakura, are reported to be blooming several months ahead of schedule. The Weathernews website said it (38)_____ more than 350 reports of premature blossoms.

Experts said the flowers’ surprise appearance (39)_____ to extreme weather events in Japan in recent weeks, including two particularly powerful typhoons: the violent storms had stripped many trees of their leaves. One purpose of the leaves is (40)_____ hormones that prevent buds from flowering ahead of time. Hiroyuki Wada, a tree doctor at the Flower Association of Japan said that the unusually warm weather that followed the typhoons (41)_____ have “tricked” the trees’ buds into flowering as well. “This has happened before, but I don’t remember (42)_____ anything on this scale,” said Wada.

Typhoons Trick Japan’s Cherry Trees into Blooming Months Early

Japan’s famed cherry blossoms, sakura, are reported to be blooming several months ahead of schedule. The Weathernews website said it (38)_____ more than 350 reports of premature blossoms.

Experts said the flowers’ surprise appearance (39)_____ to extreme weather events in Japan in recent weeks, including two particularly powerful typhoons: the violent storms had stripped many trees of their leaves. One purpose of the leaves is (40)_____ hormones that prevent buds from flowering ahead of time. Hiroyuki Wada, a tree doctor at the Flower Association of Japan said that the unusually warm weather that followed the typhoons (41)_____ have “tricked” the trees’ buds into flowering as well. “This has happened before, but I don’t remember (42)_____ anything on this scale,” said Wada.

Typhoons Trick Japan’s Cherry Trees into Blooming Months Early

Japan’s famed cherry blossoms, sakura, are reported to be blooming several months ahead of schedule. The Weathernews website said it (38)_____ more than 350 reports of premature blossoms.

Experts said the flowers’ surprise appearance (39)_____ to extreme weather events in Japan in recent weeks, including two particularly powerful typhoons: the violent storms had stripped many trees of their leaves. One purpose of the leaves is (40)_____ hormones that prevent buds from flowering ahead of time. Hiroyuki Wada, a tree doctor at the Flower Association of Japan said that the unusually warm weather that followed the typhoons (41)_____ have “tricked” the trees’ buds into flowering as well. “This has happened before, but I don’t remember (42)_____ anything on this scale,” said Wada.

Typhoons Trick Japan’s Cherry Trees into Blooming Months Early

Japan’s famed cherry blossoms, sakura, are reported to be blooming several months ahead of schedule. The Weathernews website said it (38)_____ more than 350 reports of premature blossoms.

Experts said the flowers’ surprise appearance (39)_____ to extreme weather events in Japan in recent weeks, including two particularly powerful typhoons: the violent storms had stripped many trees of their leaves. One purpose of the leaves is (40)_____ hormones that prevent buds from flowering ahead of time. Hiroyuki Wada, a tree doctor at the Flower Association of Japan said that the unusually warm weather that followed the typhoons (41)_____ have “tricked” the trees’ buds into flowering as well. “This has happened before, but I don’t remember (42)_____ anything on this scale,” said Wada.

Typhoons Trick Japan’s Cherry Trees into Blooming Months Early

Japan’s famed cherry blossoms, sakura, are reported to be blooming several months ahead of schedule. The Weathernews website said it (38)_____ more than 350 reports of premature blossoms.

Experts said the flowers’ surprise appearance (39)_____ to extreme weather events in Japan in recent weeks, including two particularly powerful typhoons: the violent storms had stripped many trees of their leaves. One purpose of the leaves is (40)_____ hormones that prevent buds from flowering ahead of time. Hiroyuki Wada, a tree doctor at the Flower Association of Japan said that the unusually warm weather that followed the typhoons (41)_____ have “tricked” the trees’ buds into flowering as well. “This has happened before, but I don’t remember (42)_____ anything on this scale,” said Wada.