Seattle is a city best explored via bikeBy Nick Hilden Seattle is known for its lush natural landscapes, its coffee and food scene, its grungemusic, the Space Needle, and Grey’s Anatomy, but not everyone is aware of its enthusiasticcycling scene. ___ fact, during the 1890s, Seattle was among the first cities ___ the UnitedStates to construct dedicated bicycling infrastructure, laying out some 25 miles of pedal-friendlypaths, and it has developed a thriving bike culture ever since. Today, Seattle is home to a slew of stunning, frequently well-protected bike routes withno shortage of must-stops along the way. While its hilly terrain once meant it was better suitedto the most devoted of cyclists, e-bikes have made its steep inclines manageable for all. And nomatter where in the city your wheels roam, you’ll encounter plenty of good reasons to stop, sip,snack, and take in the scenery. “The best bike routes in the city are the Burke-Gilman Trail and maybe the Waterfront,”says Johnson. The Burke-Gilman is undoubtedly the most popular bike path in the city, running20 miles from the Puget Sound beaches of Golden Gardens Park east to the shores of LakeWashington, then north along the water to the wineries of Woodinville. Seattle is a city that is best seen via bicycle, allowing you to explore its variousneighborhoods with ease, stopping to enjoy its many parks, cafes, breweries, and other offeringsas you go. And cycling through the wider area around the city provides access to some of themost magnificent natural landscapes on Earth. For bike buffs, it doesn’t get any better.(Available at: www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/cycling-guide-to-seattle – text specially adapted for this test). In Portuguese, the word in bold “plenty” (l. 09) means:

In Portuguese, the word in bold “plenty” (l. 09) means:

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Seattle is a city best explored via bike

By Nick Hilden

Seattle is known for its lush natural landscapes, its coffee and food scene, its grunge
music, the Space Needle, and Grey’s Anatomy, but not everyone is aware of its enthusiastic
cycling scene. ___ fact, during the 1890s, Seattle was among the first cities ___ the United
States to construct dedicated bicycling infrastructure, laying out some 25 miles of pedal-friendly
paths, and it has developed a thriving bike culture ever since.
Today, Seattle is home to a slew of stunning, frequently well-protected bike routes with
no shortage of must-stops along the way. While its hilly terrain once meant it was better suited
to the most devoted of cyclists, e-bikes have made its steep inclines manageable for all. And no
matter where in the city your wheels roam, you’ll encounter plenty of good reasons to stop, sip,
snack, and take in the scenery.
“The best bike routes in the city are the Burke-Gilman Trail and maybe the Waterfront,”
says Johnson. The Burke-Gilman is undoubtedly the most popular bike path in the city, running
20 miles from the Puget Sound beaches of Golden Gardens Park east to the shores of Lake
Washington, then north along the water to the wineries of Woodinville.
Seattle is a city that is best seen via bicycle, allowing you to explore its various
neighborhoods with ease, stopping to enjoy its many parks, cafes, breweries, and other offerings
as you go. And cycling through the wider area around the city provides access to some of the
most magnificent natural landscapes on Earth. For bike buffs, it doesn’t get any better.

(Available at: www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/cycling-guide-to-seattle – text specially adapted for this test).

In Portuguese, the word in bold “plenty” (l. 09) means:

Situação.

Abundância.

Ensejo.

Pouco.

Ocasião.

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