Mount Elbrus. Have you heard about Mount Elbrus? It is the A ______ mountain in Russia and Europe. It is located in the Caucasus Mountains. Climbers who want to reach the top must be well prepared because the difficult. I saw some climbers who were getting ready for their trip. You C ______ climb B ______ warm clothes because it may be very cold on the mountain. There are D ______ people can rest. Everybody who E ______ have adventure should try to climb Mount Elbrus at least once. A 1) high B 1) be C 1) are able D 1) a few E 1) loving 2) highest 2) are 2) should 2) little 2) love 3) higher 3) is 3) mustn't 3) lot 3) loves Запишите в таблицу выбранные цифры под соответствующими буквами. ABCDE Ответ: 3

The question asks to fill in the blanks in a text about Mount Elbrus with the correct words from the given options and then write the corresponding numbers in a table. This is a fill-in-the-blanks exercise typical of vocabulary and grammar tests in English. Since it's an English language task, I will provide the answers in English.

Пошаговое решение:

• A: The sentence describes Mount Elbrus as a mountain that is... It is a high mountain. So, A = 1.
• B: Climbers need to be well prepared because the climb is... The word that fits is difficult. Looking at the options, 'difficult' is not directly provided as an option for B, but 'climb B difficult' suggests B should be a word that makes sense with 'difficult'. However, if we look at the structure 'climb B ——— difficult', it's likely that 'difficult' is meant to be the description of the climb. The word 'climb' itself can be a noun or a verb. Considering the options, 'be' (1) or 'is' (3) could fit grammatically if 'climb' is a noun. If 'climb' is a verb, then 'difficult' would be an adjective. Let's re-examine the sentence: "...because the climb B ——— difficult." This suggests that B is an adjective describing the climb. None of the options for B (1) be, 2) are, 3) is) are adjectives. Let's assume there's a typo and the sentence structure is meant to be something like 'the climb is B difficult'. If 'difficult' is the adjective, then B should be a verb. 'is' (3) would fit here.
• C: "You C ______ warm clothes..." The options for C are 'are able' (1), 'are' (2), 'should' (2 - this option is listed twice, let's assume it means 'should' is an option), 'mustn't' (3). To advise someone to wear warm clothes, 'should' is the most appropriate modal verb. So, C = 2 (assuming 'should' is an option here, which it is, but listed under '2) should' and '2) are'). Let's proceed with 'should'.
• D: "There are D ______ people can rest." This sentence is grammatically awkward. It's likely meant to be "There are D ______ places where people can rest." or "D ______ people can rest." Given the options for D ('a few' (1), 'little' (2), 'lot' (3)), and the context of places for rest, "a few places" or "lots of places" would make sense. If we assume the blank is for an adjective modifying 'people' or 'places', then 'a few' (1) fits well before 'people' if it means 'a few people can rest'. Or 'lots of' if 'lot' is meant to be 'lots of'. Let's assume it's about places: "There are D ______ special places where people can rest." Then 'a few' (1) would fit. If it's about people, "D ______ people can rest." then 'a few' (1) is still a good fit. Let's assume D refers to the amount of people.
• E: "Everybody who E ______ adventure should try..." The options for E are 'loving' (1), 'love' (2), 'loves' (3). Since the subject is 'Everybody' (singular), the verb should be in the third person singular form. Therefore, 'loves' (3) is the correct choice.

Filling the table:

Ответ: A-1, B-3, C-2, D-1, E-3