The document contains 10 questions about various geographical locations, weather phenomena, and bodies of water around the world. It asks for specific details like the name of the highest annual precipitation location in Estonia, the waterfall with the longest free fall, the type of clouds in one picture, the name and location of a specific lighthouse in Spain, the number of rivers flowing into Lake Baikal, the weather term for snow-like substance in glaciers, the chemical name for water, the name and details of a specific water body, the river flowing through several Italian towns, and the word for snow in Estonian.

1. 1) The maximum annual precipitation has been 1158 mm.
Whereabout in Estonia was it measured and when? (county,
name of the villiage and year)
2) Which waterfall is it? It has the wolrd’s longest free fall - 807 m
without obstruction. The waterfall was named after an American
adventurer, gold digger and pilot who had found it in 1933. A
national park in the size of 2/3 of Estonia was established there
where only 10,000 people live today, most of them being of
Indian tribes.
3) Which type of clouds are these?
4) What is the name of this 55-metre high lighthouse in the photo? It
is the second highest lighthouse in Spain.

2. 5) The deepest lake in the world is Lake Baikal with its deepest part
1637 m. How many rivers flow into the Baikal?
6) You can see a substance something between snow and ice which
is common in glaciers. What is the exact weather term for such
substance?
7) What is the chemical name for water using just one word?
8) What is the name of this water body? Its area is 600 km², deepest
point 316 m, brininess 340‰ and length of the coastline 135 km.
9) Which river flows through the following Italian towns: Firenze,
Empoli, Pisa?
10) The French say about “this” niege, the Italians neve, Turkish
kar, Spanish nieve. What is “this” in Estonian?