Read the text below about the Atacama Desert . Some of the lines are correct, some have a word which should not be there. If the line is correct, write OK . Otherwise write the word which shouldn't be there into the box.
| The Atacama Desert is one of the most driest places on Earth. |
| Though flanked on one side by the Pacific Ocean and by the |
| snow-capped Andes on the other, very little of water ever |
| reaches this remote area, which it extends for thousands of |
| kilometres through northern Chile and up into Peru. In some |
| places, there must has been no rain for hundreds of years, |
| certainly since the Spanish conquest of the sixteenth century |
| and possibly even more longer. Near the coast, however, some |
| water gets to the few only plants that can survive there, but |
| in the form of fog, not rain. these plants can have adapted |
| to the conditions by taking moisture from the air when the |
| clouds roll in from the Pacific. Further south, in all the less |
| arid region, the parched brown earth now and also then |
| undergoes a remarkable change when the rain comes and the |
| phenomenon that known as the "flowering desert" occurs. |
| Suddenly, purple, yellow and blue flowers spring up from |
| seeds, which forming a spectacular sight, but one that |
| occurs only about once every other four years. |