Ways of Cooking
To cook in water heated to 100°C.
Boil
A noun phrase meaning a dangerous lack of balance in nature.
An imbalance in nature
Change to passive: "Someone introduced them to me at a party."
They were introduced to me at a party.
A phrase meaning to accept the truth, even if it is unpleasant: "Let's ____."
Face the facts
A person who does not eat meat.
Vegetarian
To cook eggs by mixing and heating them.
Scramble
An adjective describing practices that harm the environment.
Harmful
Change to passive: "They give all visitors a bag for their rubbish."
All visitors are given a bag for their rubbish.
Complete the collocation from the list: "A ______ banquet."
Classic
A person who fights very hard, often causing trouble.
Struggling
To cook in an oven with no extra fat.
Roast
The term for materials that are dangerous to the environment.
Toxic waste
Change to passive: "They might send you the tickets by courier."
You might be sent the tickets by courier.
An adjective from the text used to describe majestic or impressive animals.
Awe-inspiring
Something that is extremely large or violent.
Massive
To cook gently in a small amount of liquid.
Poach
A verb phrase meaning to put a species in danger.
Threaten a species
Change to passive: "The teacher is showing us a new documentary."
We are being shown a new documentary.
Complete the phrase: "In the ____ of public opposition."
Face
A synonym for many (as in many species).
Countless
To cook on a metal frame over an open fire.
Barbecue
The action of managing natural resources to keep them from disappearing.
Conserve
Complete with the correct passive form: "The ozone layer ______ (destroy) by CFCs in the past."
- was being destroyed
A preposition used with "concerned": "People are concerned ____ the environment."
About
To completely destroy or remove something.
Wipe out