Контрольные задания > 11. The wettest place on Earth has 13.3 m of rain a year. Get your umbrella ready! Where is it? A. Britain B. Spain C. Colombia

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11. The wettest place on Earth has 13.3 m of rain a year. Get your umbrella ready! Where is it? A. Britain B. Spain C. Colombia

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C. Colombia

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