Complete the sentences. Unscrumble the words in brackets.

1) Seattle is a (shul), evergreen city lying between Puget Sound
and Lake Washington with abundant parklands,
and surrounded by (tingrewo) mountains and forests.


2) Widely known for its (tosacrev) weather, when the sun does come out,
the spectacular beauty of the waterways,
forests and distant mountains combine to make Seattle
one of the most (ginnstun) cities in the US.

3) Classic architecture, (ylefa) public squares
and wide breezy streets make exploring Downtown Seattle a fun experience.

4) A distinctive feature of Downtown is the Seattle Waterfront,
which is famous for (terariese) and seafood restaurants,
as well as being a launching point for pleasure craft cruising the Sound.

5) Back in Downtown it's just a short but steep climb from the Waterfront
to the lively Pike Place Market.
Here you can sample some of the freshest (sechcat) from the waters
of the Pacific Northwest, and also chat to local producers
who harvest and sell the goods on display.

6) The market has many bars and eateries, (sallst) and souvenir shops
as well as America's first Starbucks store.

7) Puget Sound is to the west, Lake Washington is to the east,
and to the north is Lake Union, whose (yee-gincatch) floating homes
were made famous in the movie 'Sleepless in Seattle.'

8) The park is not far from the Seattle Center so it's the perfect (tops)
to see the famous Space Needle in all its glory, especially when the sun goes down.

9) The city has been home to many world-famous bands
and there's no (roshteag) of live music in Seattle,
as well as bars and nightclubs partying well into the early hours.

10) The Seattle Center is (moeh) to the Pacific Science Center
and the popular International Fountain, as well as Seattle's most recognized landmark, the Space Needle.