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an outdoor activity where people stay overnight in tents, campers, or shelters, usually in nature like forests, mountains, or parks. It’s a way to relax, disconnect from daily routines, and enjoy activities like hiking, cooking over a fire, and stargazing.
Camping
What is the comparative form of the adjective "big" to show change?
Bigger
When you don't feel any form of fear. What is it called?
Calm
If I __________ (be) you, I would go to the party.
were
Which of the following is an example of exaggerating a situation?
a) "It was a bit chilly outside."
b) "It was freezing cold outside!"
c) "It was a nice day."
b) "It was freezing cold outside!"
An extreme sport where a person jumps from a high platform or structure, such as a bridge or crane, while attached to a large elastic cord. The cord stretches and recoils, allowing the jumper to bounce safely up and down before coming to rest. It’s popular for the intense thrill and adrenaline rush it provides.
Bungee Jumping
How would you express a change in speed if something has become faster using the adjective "quick"?
Quicker
The feelings that happened before you do anything.
Nervous
If I had a million dollars, I ________ (buy) a big house.
would buy
Which of the following statements is an example of being assertive?
a) "I guess I could maybe help if you want."
b) "I will help you with this project, and I expect it to be done on time."
c) "I'll try to help, but no promises."
b) "I will help you with this project, and I expect it to be done on time."
An off-road adventure activity where you ride a four-wheeled all-terrain vehicle (ATV) over rough terrain like dirt trails, sand dunes, or forest paths. It's known for its fun, fast-paced experience and is popular for both recreation and exploration in outdoor settings.
Quad Biking
What comparative form would you use to describe how a city's population has increased over time, using the adjective "large"?
Larger
To express fear that you cannot conquer or fear at the highest level
Terrified
If I __________ (study) harder, I would have passed the exam.
had studied
Which of these sentences uses positive language to encourage someone who is feeling uncertain?
a) "I’m not sure you’ll make it, but give it a try."
b) "You’re not doing great, but you can always improve."
c) "You’re doing a fantastic job, and I know you’ll succeed!"
c) "You’re doing a fantastic job, and I know you’ll succeed!"
An adventure sport where a group of people navigate a river's rapids in an inflatable raft, using paddles to steer through fast-moving, often turbulent water. It combines teamwork, excitement, and natural scenery, making it a popular outdoor activity.
Whitewater Rafting
How would you use a comparative to show how a situation has become more relaxed over time with the adjective "stressful"?
Less stressful
Besides scared, what are the two words that you can use to show the same level of fear?
Frightened, afraid
If we __________ (live) closer to the beach, we would go surfing every weekend.
lived
How would you make a promise to ensure someone knows you will follow through?
a) "I’ll probably do it, but I can't guarantee anything."
b) "I'll do it as soon as I can, if I get time."
c) "I promise I will take care of this for you by the end of the day."
c) "I promise I will take care of this for you by the end of the day."
An extreme sport where a person wears a specialized suit with fabric between the arms and legs that allows them to glide through the air after jumping from a high point, like a mountain or aircraft. It feels like flying and combines freefall with controlled horizontal movement before deploying a parachute to land.
Wingsuit Flying
Using the adjective "efficient," how would you compare two versions of a product, showing that the new version is an improvement in terms of performance?
More efficient
To express a severe, almost irrational fear of a specific object or situation, you might use a clinical term. How would you say "fear of spiders" using the word "phobia"?
Arachnophobia
If she __________ (know) about the traffic jam, she would have left earlier for her appointment.
had known
Which of the following demonstrates exaggeration and positive language combined to make a point in a motivational speech?
a) "If you put in a little effort, you might do okay."
b) "With your hard work and determination, you can achieve anything you set your mind to!"
c) "You’ve tried, and that’s good enough."
b) "With your hard work and determination, you can achieve anything you set your mind to!"