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Engaging Exercises for Describing Books

The document contains exercises focused on vocabulary related to books and reading. It includes fill-in-the-blank sentences, multiple-choice questions, and a text completion exercise. The aim is to enhance understanding and usage of terms associated with literature and reading habits.

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Engaging Exercises for Describing Books

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DESCRIBE BOOKS - EXERCISES

Exercise 1
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words related to animals.
[Link] book provides an accurate [Link] on
_____ of the historic battle.
[Link]
[Link]-read
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] is such a _____; he's always
[Link] got a book in his hand.
[Link] [Link] read
[Link] key to a good novel is an [Link]
exciting _____ and an unpredictable
[Link]-seller
ending.
[Link]-to-read
[Link]
5.I like to read books _____; I never
[Link]
miss a word.
[Link]-turner
[Link] through
[Link]
[Link]
3.I was eager to read on to see how the
[Link] reader
story would _____.
[Link] cover to cover
[Link] on

Exercise 2
Choose the most suitable option to complete these sentences. You can use
each option ONLY ONCE.

[Link] book was so that I actually cried in the end.

[Link] of the novel is Rome in the 14th century.

[Link] over 1,500 pages, the book is an extremely .

4.I would hardly say the book is ; it’s likely to give you
nightmares.

[Link] novel the life of a famous 18th-century artist.

[Link] book is a and has been published in over 25 languages.

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DESCRIBE BOOKS - EXERCISES
[Link] plot was so exciting that I early on.

[Link] at the end of the book was completely unexpected.

[Link] story was ; even my young son got through it quickly.

[Link] book is real-life events, although the characters are


fictitious.
Exercise 3
Complete the text with the words from the box. Use each word ONLY
ONCE.
action-packed – avid reader – based on – central character – flicking
through – from cover to cover – gripping – plot – set in – widely acclaimed

I learned to read when I was four years old, and I’ve been an 1 ever
since. We didn’t have a television when I was growing up, so every week, I

would borrow a few books from the library, read them 2 , not missing a
word, then return them to the library and exchange them for more. Of course,

my tastes have changed over the years. As a kid, I enjoyed 3 adventure

stories with an exciting 4 and a heroic 5 . My favourite subject


at school was history, and in my teens, I started reading novels that

were 6 real-life events. At the moment, I am into thrillers, and I am

currently in the middle of a famous and 7 novel that is 8 a

holiday resort in Spain. It’s absolutely 9 , and I am totally hooked.


Unfortunately, my husband doesn’t share my love of reading, and while I enjoy

spending my days off wandering around bookshops, 10 the latest titles,


he prefers watching football on television and gaming on his console.
Fortunately, however, reading is a hobby that is best enjoyed on one's own.

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