VII. Choose the best answer The Galapagos islands These amazing islands, which are 1,000 km off the coast of South America in the Pacific ocean, were once volcanoes. They cooled down (by / from / at / over)1...........a long period of time to become the rocky islands that we see today. The Galapagos are home to a (long / deep / wide / high)2...........variety of animals that do not live anywhere else. The climate is just right for them and the ocean (supplies / adds / lends / shows)3...........all the food they need. The Galapagos are now a national park. This (gets / makes / puts / allows)4...........it possible to protect their natural beauty and the wildlife living there. Most of the islands have no human inhabitants and (arrival / path / way / access)5...........to them is limited. Tourists are (allowed / let / agreed / welcomed)6...........to visit the islands by boat but cannot (keep / hold / stay / pass)7...........there overnight. (Some / Each / All / One)8...........group of tourists has to be accompanied by a park guide. They can take photographs (until / whereas / although / while)9...........they are there but they must not (receive / fetch / remove / place)10 ...........anything from the islands.