c- Danger d- Marine Land
c- Danger:
Thriller deserted set up experience pitching the tents
pain consciousness jellyfish poison lethal immediately
first aid kit medicine rush treat
d- Marine Land:
Amusement exhibition mascot offer cove habitat
confuse aquarium fee beluga whales splash
sessions perform soaking wet stadium dozens
Exercises
Choose the correct answer:
1- She (dedicated - applied - practiced - congratulated) her entire school holiday to
volunteering at the zoo.
2- There are plans to (defeat - diminish - develop - hunt) the local economy.
3- The married couple flew to Aswan to spend their (moon – full moon - half moon -
honey moon).
4- Babies (read - feed - drink - fly) on milk.
5- I (gardening- had been gardening – had gardened - gardened) for hours so I was
exhausted.
6- My classmates and I (hadn't noticed - hadn't been noticing - aren't noticing - notice)
the adventure play ground before Dad showed it to us.
7- After I (had had - will have - have had - having) my breakfast, I went shopping.
8- We (hadn't lived - hadn't been living - haven't lived - won't live) in the suburbs for
long when I had to change my job.
9- Your fingertips have more touch (reception - receptors - reactors - actors) than your
back.
10- Horses, dogs, cats and foxes are all (reptiles - mammals – humans - insects).
11- An octopus has eight (fingers - noses - tentacles - toes).
12- I've searched (anywhere - everywhere – somewhere - nowhere), but I couldn't find
my keys.
13- Did you find (anything - everything - anywhere - everywhere) to wear at the party?
14- Your keys are (nowhere – somewhere - everywhere - something) in the living room.
15- We' ve got very (few - a little - little - much) apples.
16- There isn't (many - a lot - much - some) soup for dinner.
17- Camping on the beach was a real life (pillow - pillar - killer - thriller). We had a nice
time there.
18- The patient couldn't bear the pain so he lost (drought - conscience - consciousness -
faint).
19- It was an amazing art (explosion - exhibition - ambition - partition).
20- He has been walking in the rain so he gets (soaring - absorbing - soaking - boiling)
wet.
Complete using these words:
(lions - exceptional – passion - lethal - instil – crocodiles – habitat - whiskers – scales - vision)
1- Lizards, snakes and fish are all covered in .................................
2- Parents should ................................. a sense of responsibility in their children.
3- Leonardo Davinci was a /an ................................. painter.
4- Cats use their ................................. to feel around in the dark.
5- Eagles have better ..............................than pigeons.
6- ..............................are mammals.
7- ..............................are reptiles.
8- The poison of some snakes is .................................
9- Because he grew up on a farm, he has great .................................for animals.
10- Cutting down forests destroys wild animal's .................................
Do as shown between brackets:
1- Yes, we had tidied our room. (Make negative)
2- First, she bought some butter then she made a tart. (Use: After)
3- After he had studied hard, he got high marks in the exam. (Use: Before)
4- First she came from school. Then she had her dinner. (Use: before)
5- I (have) breakfast so I (wash) my hands. (Correct the verbs)
6- She (do) the housework by the time she (go) to work. (Correct the verbs)
7- There is nothing in the cupboards fridge. (Change into negative)
8- We have a little time to spend here. (Make negative)
9- How many loaves of bread does he want? (Begin with: How much ...?)
10- She cooked nothing for dinner. (Use: any)
Answer the following questions:
1- Do animals use all their senses? Why?
2- Give examples of animals that have better vision than people.
3- How does the butterfly and the octopus taste?
4- Which animals use the hairs on their bodies as feelers?
5- Which hears better the elephant or the pigeon?