2. Read the text. For each sentence A-E, choose one correct answer from the four suggested ones (1, 2, 3 or 4). Hello Nancy, This is Nick. I hope you are having a great time with your parents in Sevastopol. This is my message about our project "Interesting places in Russia". There is still a lot of time before we must finish it but I think we must start preparing it. I have found some information about Lake Jack London. I think this information is fascinating. In fact, Jack London is a famous American writer who has never been to Russia but there is some interesting information about a lake named after him. is in the Magadan Region in the east of our country where the winter is very frosty while the highest emperature in summer is +12 °C. So this place is not popular with tourists. ne most common legend about the origin of the name is that when geologists reached the lake, they found Folume of Jack London's novel "Martin Eden" on its shores. Well, that sounds romantic, but not very istic. we found some information about the novel too. The main character of the novel, Martin Eden, was a worker and sailor. London wrote the book in 1909, after he returned from Alaska, where he was tryin d some gold. seems that the writer and the lake have nothing in common. I don't think that anybody had brought to the lake before the geologists got to this place. er, this legend became very popular among local people, and now there is a fun local custom who are able to reach the lake leave a copy of "Martin Eden" on the shore of the lake, so that oth me here may find it. It seems to me that people who visit this place have heard about the legend the legend has become alive.