Uluru is the largest single rock in the world. It rises 348 metres_______the ground and is nine kilometres around at ground level.
Mohlo byť použité aj slovo "from".
Its colour depends_______the time of day and the weather.
At the base is a series of caves and water holes,_______with deep spiritual meaning for the traditional Aboriginal keepers of the place.
In some_______the caves, traditional Aboriginal paintings can be seen.
Tourists can_______taken to see the ῾galleries’ of rock art by guides who explain the symbols and the techniques used.
The Aboriginal Cultural Centre nearby makes it clear that Aboriginal people_______prefer tourists not to climb the rock.
The reasons for_______are that Uluru is a sacred site, and that it is quite dangerous to climb.
Mohlo byť použité aj slovo "that".
The Aborigines do_______want their special site to cause people’s deaths.
Several people die each year climbing the rock, leaving the marked path. Despite this, thousands of tourists_______climb to the top of the rock every year.
In 1963, the tribal elders agreed to have a rope installed along the steepest part of the trail and this_______made the climb far less hazardous.
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