Instead of just writing "environmental degradation," he took thirty seconds to look at the map in his textbook to see why the factories were placed there in the first place.
He looked at a question about the metallurgy of the Urals. Before looking at the answer, he tried to guess based on what he remembered from class.
The phrase refers to the ready-made homework answers for the 9th-grade geography workbook authored by V.V. Nikolina .
Alex opened the GDZ on his phone, but instead of writing everything down immediately, he played a game:
He realized that the was like a puzzle, and the GDZ was just the picture on the box—useful to look at, but you still have to put the pieces together yourself to win.
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