Задание №20518 ЕГЭ по Английскому языку

Athabasca Falls is a waterfall in Jasper National Park, near Jasper, Alberta, Canada. The falls                          (LOCATE) on the high cliffs of the Athabasca River. Athabasca Falls is not as well known for its height as it is for producing the extremely powerful water currents that pass through its narrow gorge. It has been observed that, even during cold mornings, the river’s water                          (FLOW) at a relentlessly rapid pace. The fast-moving tides                          (CREATE) the narrow gorge and many potholes that characterize this stretch of Athabasca River. There are numerous trails that lead to the waterfall, making it an easily accessible tourist spot. The best time to visit the falls                          (SAY) to be during the summer season. To avoid a large crowd, tourists are recommended to either arrive there at an early morning or an early evening. While Athabasca Falls is accessible and tourist friendly, tourists                          (CAUTION) not to leave the designated paths or climb over the guard rails, as doing so entails putting oneself in grave danger. While trying to take better pictures, several tourists have reportedly fallen to their deaths as they have underestimated how slippery the rock ledges were. As a part of the Jasper National Park, the habitat and wildlife surrounding the falls are protected from human developmental                          (ACTIVITY) as much as possible.