Well, this is not a dream for the people who take part in the 4 Deserts Race.

The 4 Deserts Race is a series of four races across the world’s toughest deserts.

Each race is 250 kilometers long and takes seven days.

Q1. What is the 4 Deserts Race? 답변하기.

It is the driest desert in the world.

In fact, it hasn’t rained in some parts of the Atacama Desert for 400 years!

The next race goes to the Gobi Desert in China.

It is the windiest desert on earth.

Q2. Where does the first race take place?답변하기.

Q3. Which is the windiest desert on earth?답변하기.

It is the hottest of the four deserts.

Temperatures can reach up to 50°C.

Finally, the race travels to the coldest desert on earth, Antarctica.

If you throw boiling water into the air here, it freezes!

추가질문: Where does the final race of the 4 Desert Race take place?

The sands go on and on in every direction.

The sun feels like a giant ball of fire.

The hot wind burns your face and throat.

You open your backpack to drink some water.

Oh, no! You’re almost out of water.

You wet your throat with a drop of water and keep going.

Not exactly.

Many of the participants are ordinary people like you and me.

So why do they do it?

Adrianna, a librarian from France, says, “It’s a chance to test your limits and make your own history.

Anyone who crosses the finish line can do anything.”

sands : 모래언덕, 모래사장

go on : 계속되다

in every direction : 사방팔방으로

feel like : ~처럼 느끼다

ball : 덩이

to drink : to 부정사의 부사적 용법 (5형식)

beV+out of~ : ~처럼 느끼다

사방팔방으로 모래언덕이 계속된다

태양은 거대한 불덩이처럼 느껴진다

뜨거운 바람이 당신의 얼굴과 목구멍을 태운다

물을 좀 마시기 위해 당신은 당신의 배낭을 연다

오, 이런! 당신은 물이 거의 떨어졌다.