# PTE Reading FIB #10: Montego Bay Tourism Overview

Reading: Fill in the Blanks #10 - Level 1 - Feeds Reading

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Montego Bay is the second largest city in Jamaica by area and the third by population. It is a lively and ____ beach resort and attracts a lot of tourists from many different countries with its ____ beaches and ____ relaxing atmosphere. Many Americans and Europeans, as well as Jamaicans, have summer homes in Montego Bay, so it is a ____ city and becomes more ____ during the holiday seasons. It is most famous for Doctor's Cave beach, which has clear, turquoise waters.

## Answer

Montego Bay is the second largest city in Jamaica by area and the third by population. It is a lively and **bustling** beach resort and attracts a lot of tourists from many different countries with its **sandy** beaches and **peaceful** relaxing atmosphere. Many Americans and Europeans, as well as Jamaicans, have summer homes in Montego Bay, so it is a **cosmopolitan** city and becomes more **crowded** during the holiday seasons. It is most famous for Doctor's Cave beach, which has clear, turquoise waters.

## Explanation

Blank 4 describes a city with homes owned by Americans, Europeans, and Jamaicans. "Cosmopolitan" means full of people from many countries. In blank 5, "more ___ during the holiday seasons" points to more visitors, so "crowded" fits. "Polluted" is an adjective too, but the passage never mentions dirt or waste.

## Hints

- Look for adjectives that pair logically with nouns like 'resort', 'beaches', and 'city'.
- Consider the contrast between the city's quiet aspects and its busy holiday periods.

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