Read the text below and fill in the gaps with a, an or the where necessary. SWEDEN Imagine staying at 1) ___ hotel made from snow and ice, where your bed is 2) ___ giant block of ice and you sleep in 3) ___ special Arctic sleeping bag. That is what it

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Read the text below and fill in \( a \), an or the where necessary. Give reasons.
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Imagine staying at 1) \( \qquad \) hotel made from snow and ice, where your bed is 2 ) \( \qquad \) giant block of ice and you sleep in 3) \( \qquad \) special Arctic sleeping bag. That is what it is like to stay at 4) \( \qquad \) Ice Hotel in 5) \( \qquad \) Jukkasjarvi, Sweden. This hotel was first built in 1989. The owners of this frozen paradise have the hotel redesigned and rebuilt each year by snow builders, using only snow and ice, since the hotel melts away in spring. More than 30,000 tonnes of snow and 3,000 tonnes of ice are used to create this igloo-like building that has over 60 guest rooms. Even 6) \( \qquad \) furniture is made completely out of ice blocks. 7) \( \qquad \) beds are thick pieces of ice spped with foam mattresses, and 8) \( \qquad \) chairs are shaped from blocks of ice. Reindeer skin blankets are placed over the beds and chairs to provide some warmth. In 9) \( \qquad \) main area of 10) \( \qquad \) hotel, there is 11) \( \qquad \) bar where cocktails are served in ice glasses. 12) \( \qquad \) first ice glasses were developed in 1995, and they have been cut and shaped from pure clear river ice blocks ever since. This hotel also has 13) \( \qquad \) cinema, 14) \( \qquad \) ice church for weddings and 15) \( \qquad \) reception hall for ceremonies. Heated bathrooms and cabins are also located in 16) \( \qquad \) nearby building for guests who cannot stand 17) \( \qquad \) cold. But this unique hotel experience doesn't come cheap. The cost for 18) \( \qquad \) overnight stay starts from 2,800 Swedish Kronor ( \( £ 200 \) ) per night. No matter the cost, this incredible building is definitely 19) \( \qquad \) most unusual place to stay in 20) \( \qquad \) Sweden.
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