1 Nick plays a lot of sports so he has a(n) ………………… build.
athletic
tanned
hazel
straight
1 Nick plays a lot of sports so he has a(n) ………………… build.
athletic
tanned
hazel
straight
Tina has pretty ………………… eyes and a(n) ………………… face.
oval , full
hazel, straight
hazel ,oval
hooked , hooked
My sister’s baby is chubby with ………………… cheeks.
rosy
tanned
hazel
full
Monica has long ………………… hair
rosy
full
tanned
straight
Mike has a(n) ………………… nose like his grandfather.
straight
athletic
oval
hooked
After spending the summer at the beach, Jill has a(n) ………………… complexion
rosy
tanned
athletic
hazel
Kendra has big eyes and ………………… lips.
·rosy
oval
full
hazel
The first stage of life is ……………………. .
childhood
infancy
adulthood
adolescence
……………………. is a time when we play a lot.
childhood
twenties
adulthood
infancy
Teenagers are in …………………….
childhood
adulthood
adolescence
twenties
Most people graduate from university in their early …………………….
adulthood
old
adolescence
twenties
……………………. is when most people start a family
adulthood
old
adolescence
twenties
The women of the tribe …….. fruit and berries.
raise
hunt
gather
get
Nature …….. the tribe with everything they need.
attaches
fills
gives
provides
The Hazda tribe don’t …….. track of time.
hold
keep
have
make
The Hadza …….. the valley in search of food.
walk
wonder
run
wander
Joan has recently …….. the Yanomami tribe.
worked
revised
learned
studied
The tribe usually …….. their free time telling stories.
waste
spend
pass
lose
'Tim is often unsure of himself and lacks self-confidence.”
polite
responsible
vain
insecure
carefree
You can always count on Mary to get the job done
polite
responsible
carefree
bossy
“Tina likes being in charge and telling others what to do"
responsible
vain
brave
bossy
“Mike doesn’t seem to worry about anything,”
carefree
responsible
vain
brave
“Dan’s children always say please and thank you.”
polite
carefree
bossy
brave
“Lisa is always looking at herself in the mirror.”
carefree
arrogant
insecure
vain
............... terrible music!
What
What a
How
..............brave person he is!
How
What a
What
............. lovely she sings!
How
What a
What
............naughty the children are!
How
What
What a
Lucy has …….. learnt to ride a bike.
yet
so far
still
already
Janice …….. her aunt at the restaurant later.
meets
has been meeting
has met
is meeting
Jimmy is much …….. than his dad at tennis.
good
better
best
the best
…….. beautiful dress you are wearing!
How
What
What a
Such
I …….. my grandparents every Saturday.
have visited
visit
am visiting
have been visiting
I …….. to call Kate all day but I can’t reach her.
am trying
try
have been trying
have tried
More teenagers should volunteer.
I couldn’t agree more.
Isn’t that right?
Don’t you agree that we should go abroad?
That isn’t true.
Certainly not.
I think giving Mum some flowers is a great idea.
I don’t agree.
That’s right.
How do you feel about moving flats?
You’re wrong there.
That’s a good idea
I don’t agree with that.
What’s your opinion, then?
I believe not.
Try and exercise so you don’t build ……………… stress.
on
out
up
down
The tribe lives entirely ……………… the land
off
into
on
out
Nora was so upset after hearing the news that she broke ………………
off
out
up
down
You can count ……………… Jean to complete the report on time.
on
in
for
of
The island of North Sentinel in the Andaman Islands of India has all the features of a tourist paradise, from white sandy beaches to lush green forests. However, this island’s inhabitants aren’t very welcoming to visitors. The people who live there are one of the last known tribes that have not made contact with the outside world, and they attack anyone who tries to approach the island. There are around 250 Sentinelese living on the island, mostly in groups of around 30-40, and they live very simple lives. They are hunter-gatherers and live off the land and sea by hunting, fishing and collecting wild plants. There is no evidence that they farm and they don’t seem to even know how to produce fire! They do, however, use simple tools like bows and spears.
Scientists believe that the Sentinelese have lived on the island for approximately 60,000 years and since their language has no similarities with other tribes in the Andaman islands, it seems they have never had any significant contact with outsiders in all that time. This means that they are descendents of primitive stone-age tribes and this link to the past makes them very interesting to anthropologists, the scientists who study people and societies.
It is very interesting, for example, to compare the Sentinelese with tribes from the other nearby Andaman Islands, who are generally living in modern society. For example, while the Sentinelese appear physically healthy and are thriving, some other Andaman tribes are on the verge of extinction, mainly due to contact with the outside world. This contact has resulted in widespread disease among tribes, and many of the areas where they lived have been destroyed by property developers from abroad. In fact, you could say that the Sentinelese’s aggressive behaviour towards strangers has probably saved them from extinction.
Fortunately, the Indian government has understood this, and tries not to interfere with the island or its natives. There is even a law that states that it is illegal to travel to the island. So, other than occasionally monitoring the island from far away, no contact has occurred in recent years. What the future holds for the Sentinelese people is uncertain, but for now their home remains the forbidden island.
What is the purpose of the text?
to encourage people to visit an island
to describe the daily life of a primitive tribe
to explain the importance of protecting a tribe
to complain about how people have treated a tribe
The island of North Sentinel in the Andaman Islands of India has all the features of a tourist paradise, from white sandy beaches to lush green forests. However, this island’s inhabitants aren’t very welcoming to visitors. The people who live there are one of the last known tribes that have not made contact with the outside world, and they attack anyone who tries to approach the island. There are around 250 Sentinelese living on the island, mostly in groups of around 30-40, and they live very simple lives. They are hunter-gatherers and live off the land and sea by hunting, fishing and collecting wild plants. There is no evidence that they farm and they don’t seem to even know how to produce fire! They do, however, use simple tools like bows and spears.
Scientists believe that the Sentinelese have lived on the island for approximately 60,000 years and since their language has no similarities with other tribes in the Andaman islands, it seems they have never had any significant contact with outsiders in all that time. This means that they are descendents of primitive stone-age tribes and this link to the past makes them very interesting to anthropologists, the scientists who study people and societies.
It is very interesting, for example, to compare the Sentinelese with tribes from the other nearby Andaman Islands, who are generally living in modern society. For example, while the Sentinelese appear physically healthy and are thriving, some other Andaman tribes are on the verge of extinction, mainly due to contact with the outside world. This contact has resulted in widespread disease among tribes, and many of the areas where they lived have been destroyed by property developers from abroad. In fact, you could say that the Sentinelese’s aggressive behaviour towards strangers has probably saved them from extinction.
Fortunately, the Indian government has understood this, and tries not to interfere with the island or its natives. There is even a law that states that it is illegal to travel to the island. So, other than occasionally monitoring the island from far away, no contact has occurred in recent years. What the future holds for the Sentinelese people is uncertain, but for now their home remains the forbidden island.
What does the reader learn about the Sentinelese tribe from the text?
They are skilled farmers.
They are afraid of outsiders.
They live in one large group.
They want to remain isolated.
The island of North Sentinel in the Andaman Islands of India has all the features of a tourist paradise, from white sandy beaches to lush green forests. However, this island’s inhabitants aren’t very welcoming to visitors. The people who live there are one of the last known tribes that have not made contact with the outside world, and they attack anyone who tries to approach the island. There are around 250 Sentinelese living on the island, mostly in groups of around 30-40, and they live very simple lives. They are hunter-gatherers and live off the land and sea by hunting, fishing and collecting wild plants. There is no evidence that they farm and they don’t seem to even know how to produce fire! They do, however, use simple tools like bows and spears.
Scientists believe that the Sentinelese have lived on the island for approximately 60,000 years and since their language has no similarities with other tribes in the Andaman islands, it seems they have never had any significant contact with outsiders in all that time. This means that they are descendents of primitive stone-age tribes and this link to the past makes them very interesting to anthropologists, the scientists who study people and societies.
It is very interesting, for example, to compare the Sentinelese with tribes from the other nearby Andaman Islands, who are generally living in modern society. For example, while the Sentinelese appear physically healthy and are thriving, some other Andaman tribes are on the verge of extinction, mainly due to contact with the outside world. This contact has resulted in widespread disease among tribes, and many of the areas where they lived have been destroyed by property developers from abroad. In fact, you could say that the Sentinelese’s aggressive behaviour towards strangers has probably saved them from extinction.
Fortunately, the Indian government has understood this, and tries not to interfere with the island or its natives. There is even a law that states that it is illegal to travel to the island. So, other than occasionally monitoring the island from far away, no contact has occurred in recent years. What the future holds for the Sentinelese people is uncertain, but for now their home remains the forbidden island.
Why are the Sentinelese important to scientists?
They use an undiscovered language.
They aren’t affected by deadly diseases.
They are a connection to prehistoric man.
They are the world’s only un-contacted tribe.
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