Wild World
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100

Complete: The cheetah is considerably ______ than most other land animals, but the peregrine falcon is the animal that moves ______ through the air. (fast)

faster / fastest

100

Complete: I usually ______ documentaries about wildlife, but right now I ______ a historical drama. (watch)

watch / am watching

100

Complete: A wildlife photographer is someone ______ job involves observing and photographing animals in their natural habitats.

whose

100

Complete: This traditional instrument ______ (make) of wood and metal.

is made

100

Give advice: Your friend has a persistent headache and hasn't had enough sleep. Use should or shouldn't.

You should get some rest. You shouldn't ignore the headache.

200

Rewrite using a superlative: No other mammal in the world is as large as the blue whale.

The blue whale is the largest mammal in the world.

200

Form a relative-pronoun question: You borrowed a book. It belonged to your English teacher. Ask which book.

Which book did you borrow that belonged to your English teacher?

200

Complete: By the time we arrived at the station, the train ______ already ______ (leave). Use the correct tense.

had / left

200

Choose the correct words: There is ______ in the recording studio, but ______ has remembered to bring the microphone. (someone / anyone / no one)

someone / no one

200

Complete: The doctor examined the patient's ______ and advised him to avoid putting too much pressure on his injured ______. (two body-related expressions)

Possible answers: joints, muscles, back, knee, ankle.

300

Complete: Animals ______ hunt at night are often equipped with highly developed senses.

that / which

300

Complete with the correct past forms: While we ______ (explore) the ancient castle, our guide ______ (explain) its history.

were exploring / explained

300

Give directions using at least three direction words: A tourist needs to get from the town square to the museum, which is behind the library and opposite the bank.

Go straight ahead, turn left at the library and the museum is opposite the bank.

300

Complete: She ______ (never / play) the violin before, but she ______ (already / perform) in two concerts this year.

has never played / has already performed

300

Complete with might: We haven't seen the hikers for several hours. They ______ have taken a different route.

might have taken

400

Correct the mistake: The eagle flew more higher than the other birds and landed extremely graceful.

The eagle flew higher than the other birds and landed extremely gracefully.

400

Rewrite using an infinitive of purpose: We visited the science museum because we wanted to discover how renewable energy works.

We visited the science museum to discover how renewable energy works.

400

Combine using the past progressive and simple past: The engineer / inspect / the bridge / when / the storm / begin.

The engineer was inspecting the bridge when the storm began.

400

Rewrite in the negative: They have downloaded several educational applications and have tried all of them.

They haven't downloaded several educational applications or tried all of them.

400

Choose the correct tense: I ______ (never / experience) such an exhausting adventure before I ______ (climb) that mountain last summer.

had never experienced / climbed

500

Combine the ideas using a relative pronoun and a comparative adverb: Wolves hunt in packs. They can catch prey more successfully this way.

Wolves, which hunt in packs, can catch prey more successfully.

500

Correct all the mistakes: Yesterday, while I studied for my history exam, my friend was calling me three times. After that, we decided visiting the new exhibition.

Yesterday, while I was studying for my history exam, my friend called me three times. After that, we decided to visit the new exhibition.

500

Complete the prediction and intention: In the future, more people ______ (travel) by electric aircraft. I ______ (visit) three different countries next summer. Use will appropriately.

will travel / will visit

500

Create a question using the present perfect: You want to find out whether your classmate has ever participated in an international gaming competition.

Have you ever participated in an international gaming competition?

500

Explain the difference in meaning: "I've visited the historical site" and "I visited the historical site in 2023." Then write one original sentence using each tense.

Present perfect: experience at an unspecified time. Simple past: a completed visit at a specified time.