Question

ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ПОМОГИТЕ ДАЮ 100 БАЛЛОВ!!!!
VOCABULARY
1 Complete the text with a suitable word in each
gap. The first letters are given.
Everywhere I look, there is pollution of some kind.
Last night there was a festival in town and this
morning there’s so much 0 litter everywhere. I want to
1 e____________ more people to put their rubbish in
the red 2 b____________ which are all around town.
I’m organising an 3 e____________ to make people
aware of the problem and want as many people as
possible to join my 4 c____________. After we have
cleaned the streets we must look at reducing the air
pollution from the 5 p____________ fumes from all
the cars in town.

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2 Choose a verb from the box to complete the
sentences. There are more verbs than you
need.
become clean damage protect save
sign throw waste vote
0 Plastic dropped from ships can seriously damage
the ocean.
1 We’re going to _____________ up to the
campaign to help keep the school clean and tidy.
2 We try not to _____________ anything away and
to re-use everything.
3 Do you want to _____________ a member of the
school council?
4 Are you going to help us _____________ up the
city park tomorrow afternoon?
5 They _____________ so much energy in their
house by leaving the lights on all night.

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3 Complete the paragraph with one word in
each gap.
We need to stop at the 0 petrol station first. I wanted
to take the bus, but there is no public 1 ___________
today. The talk about solar power and other
renewable 2 ___________ is quite a long way and we
don’t want to be late. We don’t want to be late
because later we’re going to vote 3 ___________ the
new student councillor so we don’t want to miss that.
We can take all those containers to the
4 ___________ bank on the way. The talk is near the
big recycling 5 ___________ so I’m also taking these
old chairs and boxes there.

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GRAMMAR
4 Complete the paragraph. Put the verb in
brackets in the correct form.
Julia 0 had wanted (want) to speak to the town
councillors about pollution in her city for six months.
She 1 _________________ (have) to wait patiently
until yesterday when she 2 _________________
(receive) a phone call asking her to come in. Before
she left the house she 3 _________________ (read)
through all the information she
4 _________________ (collect). However she was
late leaving the house and she
5 _________________ (be) worried about missing
the bus. Luckily, the bus 6 _________________
(not/arrived) by the time she got to the bus stop so
she 7 _________________ (not/miss) it and she
8 _________________ (spend) the afternoon
explaining her ideas.

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5 Complete the dialogue. Use used to and the
verbs in brackets to help you.
A: Where did you use to live (you/live) when you
were a child?
B: Well, I 1 ___________________________
(not/live) in London. My family
2 ___________________________ (have) a farm
in Africa until they sold it.
A: Wow! How exciting!
B: Yes it was. Every day was a new adventure.
I 3 ___________________________ (get) up
when the sun rose, which was about 5.30am
every morning, and ride my horse out in the bush.
A: Weren’t there dangerous animals there?
B: Oh yes. My parents
4 ___________________________ (warn) me to
be careful every day because there were lions,
buffalo, leopards and elephants on the farm as
well as poisonous snakes which sometimes
5 ___________________________ (come) inside
the house. I 6 ___________________________
(not/listen) to their warnings, though.
A: I’d hate that. Weren’t you scared?
B: I 7 ___________________________ (feel)
scared, but I learned to handle them and I lost my
fear of them.

Answer 1

VOCABULARY

1. Everywhere I look, there is pollution of some kind. Last night there was a festival in town and this morning there’s so much litter everywhere. I want to encourage more people to put their rubbish in the red bins which are all around town. I’m organising an event to make people aware of the problem and want as many people as possible to join my campaign. After we have cleaned the streets we must look at reducing the air pollution from the petrol fumes from all the cars in town.

2. Plastic dropped from ships can seriously damage the ocean.

1. We’re going to sign up to the campaign to help keep the school clean and tidy.

2. We try not to throw anything away and to re-use everything.

3. Do you want to become a member of the school council?

4. Are you going to help us clean up the city park tomorrow afternoon?

5. They save so much energy in their house by leaving the lights on all night.

3. We need to stop at the petrol station first. I wanted to take the bus, but there is no public transport today. The talk about solar power and other renewable resources is quite a long way and we don’t want to be late. We don’t want to be late because later we’re going to vote for the new student councillor so we don’t want to miss that. We can take all those containers to the waste bank on the way. The talk is near the big recycling center so I’m also taking these old chairs and boxes there.

GRAMMAR

4. Julia had wanted to speak to the town councillors about pollution in her city for six months. She had to wait patiently until yesterday when she received a phone call asking her to come in. Before she left the house she read through all the information she had collected. However, she was late leaving the house and she was worried about missing the bus. Luckily, the bus had not arrived by the time she got to the bus stop, so she did not miss it, and she spent the afternoon explaining her ideas.

5. A: Where did you use to live when you were a child?

B: Well, I didn't live in London. My family had a farm in Africa until they sold it.

A: Wow! How exciting!

B: Yes, it was. Every day was a new adventure. I used to get up when the sun rose, which was about 5.30am every morning, and ride my horse out in the bush.

A: Weren’t there dangerous animals there?

B: Oh yes. My parents used to warn me to be careful every day because there were lions, buffalo, leopards and elephants on the farm as well as poisonous snakes which sometimes came inside the house. I didn't listen to their warnings, though.

A: I’d hate that. Weren’t you scared?

B: I felt scared, but I learned to handle them and I lost my fear of them.