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Lighthouse Light Patterns Comparison - (Reading > Apply a Diagram)

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Lighthouse Light Patterns Comparison

Lighthouse Light Patterns Comparison

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Read the following email message. Complete the email by filling in the blanks. Select the best choice for each blank.

Hi Captain Rodriguez, I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to share some information about the lighthouse signals I learned during my visit yesterday. The 1...... is particularly interesting as it's the most common one we'll see entering the main ports. When we're approaching rocky areas, we should watch for 2......, which can be seen from quite a distance. I was fascinated to learn that if we see 3......, that means we're on the correct side of the channel. The guide also mentioned that 4...... is crucial to watch for, especially in harbor approaches. Of course, the most important signal to recognize is the 5......, which requires immediate action if spotted. I took some great photos of the historical equipment, though I had to be careful about using flash in certain areas. Best regards, First Mate Thompson

Choose the best option.

The lighthouse signals guide 6....... The museum 7....... Visitors to the lighthouse 8.......