Final Test. Module 5

We were about to start our hike when we saw that ___ tree had fallen across ___ trail.

In ___ 20th century, almost fifty percent of the global population lived in ___ cities.

In fact, ___ scientists expect a major earthquake to hit ___ Los Angeles soon.

There was no ___ running water in ___ village where my granddad lived as __ child.

___ Europe isn't ___ largest continent in ___ world.

I can’t believe you slept ___ the storm. The wind was really loud!

It is important to develop ___ energy instead of depending on oil, gas, and coal.

It is obvious that climate ___ is happening, but not everyone agrees on the cause.

We were really scared when we ___ face to face with a bear in the forest.

Because of global ___ , storms are becoming more frequent and dangerous.

It is dangerous to swim here because of the ___ current which could pull you out to sea.

Going kayaking on such a ___ river is exciting but it needs a lot of skill.

North Keeling is such a ___ island that few people have ever been there.

The beach is so much bigger at ___ tide that it takes ages to walk down to the water.

It was such a ___ sea that our boat hardly moved up and down at all.

A: What do you think ___ when I say the word 'mountain'?

B: I don't know! Everest?

A: Sleeping in a tent is something that I've never got used ___ .

B: Well, that's because you hardly ever go camping.

A: Thank you for this Environmentalist Award. It's something I'm incredibly proud ___ .

B: You worked hard for it. Congratulations!

A: I never leave rubbish on the grass! That's something I can't be criticised ___ .

B: Sorry. I didn't mean to upset you.

What should you do if you see ___ moving in bushes near you?

Did you know that although bears are ___ , they mostly eat grass and berries?

Sometimes I just wish I lived on a ___ island. And I'll never feel lonely!

A: Do you feel that the days ___ ?

B: For sure. Look, it's half past seven and it's still light.

A: What's the ___ ?

B: They eat small animals like birds, mice, and rabbits, I believe.