The user wants to match the numbers in the diagram to the descriptions based on the provided image and text. The image shows a cross-section of the continental shelf with numbered sections and a key for different geological layers. The question asks to write the chosen numbers under the corresponding letters in a table. The letters A and B correspond to 'outer' and 'inner' boundaries, respectively. The numbered items in the diagram are 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, representing different distances and features. The legend provides symbols for 'Sedimentary layer', 'Basalt layer', and 'Granite layer'. The text also asks to match the numbers shown in the diagram with elements from the second column. The second column has numbered items 1-5 corresponding to the numbers in the diagram, but their descriptions are missing. However, the diagram shows '12 miles' and '200 miles' related to numbers 1 and 2. The numbers 3, 4, and 5 are within the geological layers. The question asks to fill a table with numbers corresponding to 'A) outer' and 'B) inner'. Given the diagram and typical geological definitions, 'outer' and 'inner' boundaries of the continental shelf are likely related to the economic zone or depth limits. Without explicit labels for 'outer' and 'inner' boundaries in the diagram or a clear definition in the text, this part of the question is ambiguous. However, the provided OCR suggests a table for matching numbers 1-5 with elements, and then filling a table with letters A and B. Let's focus on the matching part first. The numbers 1 and 2 seem to indicate distances from the shore. The text says "12 miles" and "200 miles". It's likely that 1 refers to the 12-mile limit and 2 refers to the 200-mile limit. The other numbers (3, 4, 5) are within the geological strata. The legend identifies 'Sedimentary layer', 'Basalt layer', and 'Granite layer'. It's highly probable that these correspond to 3, 4, and 5. The prompt also asks to fill a table with numbers corresponding to letters A and B, which are 'outer' and 'inner'. It's not clear what these refer to in the diagram. However, since a table with A and B is presented, and the question asks to fill it with numbers, and the available numbers are 1-5, we need to infer the mapping. If we assume A is the outer boundary and B is the inner boundary, and based on the diagram's progression from left to right (shore outwards), it's possible that 12 miles (1) is an inner limit and 200 miles (2) is an outer limit. Without further clarification or a complete legend for A and B, a precise answer is difficult. However, the task is to provide a JSON output based on the OCR. Let's re-examine the prompt: "Запишите в таблицу выбранные цифры под соответствующими буквами." (Write the chosen numbers in the table under the corresponding letters.) And the letters are A) внешняя (outer) and Б) внутренняя (inner). The numbers in the diagram are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. The associated text mentions "12 миль" (12 miles) and "200 миль" (200 miles). It is common for the outer boundary of territorial waters to be 12 nautical miles, and the outer limit of the continental shelf to be 200 nautical miles (or even further in some cases). Therefore, it's logical to associate 12 miles with the inner boundary (Б) and 200 miles with the outer boundary (А). The geological layers (sedimentary, basalt, granite) are associated with numbers 3, 4, and 5, but they are not directly linked to 'outer' or 'inner' boundaries in the context of A and B. So, the task is likely to match 12 miles (labeled with 1) to 'inner' (Б) and 200 miles (labeled with 2) to 'outer' (А). The numbers 3, 4, 5 refer to the geological layers, and without further context for A and B relating to these layers, they are not directly used for filling the A/B table. Let's assume the question intends to map the distances. If 'A) outer' corresponds to the 200-mile limit (labeled as 2), and 'Б) inner' corresponds to the 12-mile limit (labeled as 1). Then the table would be filled with A=2 and Б=1.