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Vocabulary
1 Complete the words for man-made
and natural problems.

1 di  s  e  a  s  e 
2 c    i    at    c    ang   
3 d    o        ht 3    

4 f        o   
5 o    e        o    ul    tio   
6 w        d    ir   
7     ea        av   
8 po    l        io   

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2 Match the words in exercise 1 with the


pictures.

5    

1   disease  

6    

2    

7    

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3 Choose the correct answers.


Grammar
1 throw away
a save something for the future
4 Choose the correct words.
b put something in the trash 1 I don’t think I won’t /  ’ll  have time to see
2 recycle you today. I’m busy.
a make trash into something new 2 They ’ll / won’t think of the answer.
b make too much trash Don’t worry.
3 become extinct 3 Dan will / won’t want to go out tonight.
a when a plant or animal grows He looks tired.
b when a plant or animal stops existing 4 Tim will / won’t drive us to your house.
4 reduce He thinks he can borrow his dad’s car.

a make something smaller 5 Mom will / won’t wash the dishes tonight.
b make something bigger I think she’s going to see her friends after
dinner.
5 protect
6 My relatives will / won’t move to another
a keep something safe
city. They love this city.
b make something more dangerous
7 One day, I think I ’ll / won’t live in
6 save
a beautiful house. I don’t want to stay in
a use too much of something
this tiny apartment forever.
b not use or waste something
8 Tony will / won’t like this meal. He
7 run out
doesn’t like English food.
a finish or use all of something
9 She ’ll / won’t score some points. In my
b make something longer
opinion, she’s our best player.
8 reuse
10 Jacob is great with computers. I think
a use something once he ’ll / won’t be a software developer
b use something two or more times one day.
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5 Match the questions 1–6 with the 6 Complete the sentences with the
short answers a–f. correct form of be going to and
the verbs.
1 Will some animals become extinct?   d  
2 Will the sun get cooler?     1 If we don’t do something, elephants
  are going to become  (become) extinct.
3 Will Tyrone become a lawyer?    
2 I’m late. I    
4 Will you travel to the moon?    
(miss) the beginning of the movie.
5 Will Elena work in India?    
3 It’s already 40°C, and it
6 Will we clean up the oceans?    
    (get) hotter
a Yes, he will. this afternoon.

b No, I won’t. 4 The Dallas Cowboys haven’t scored any


points yet. They
c No, she won’t.
    (not win) the
d Yes, they will.
game.
e Yes, we will.
5 Celia is still doing chores. She
f No, it won’t.     (not finish)
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6 Ryan has dropped his new tablet. His
mom     (be)
really mad.
7 That volcano is extinct. It
    (not erupt)
again.
8 I’m not thirsty.
I    (not get)
a soda.
9 Don’t worry. You
    (not fail) your
exam. You’ve studied hard.
10 Tom and Max are at the mall. They
    (buy) some
new shoes.

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7 Order the words to make questions.


1 arrive / time / is / on / Vic / going / to / ?
Is Vic going to arrive on time?
2 Canada / you / go / this / are / to / fall /
going / to / ?

3 lunch / we / going / Luigi’s / have / are /


to / at / ?

4 going / bus / Denver / are / the / to / take /


to / they / ?

5 see / am / you / tonight / to / going / I / ?

6 be / is / musician / going / he / great / a /


to / ?

7 cousins / sleepover / have / are / going /


a / Gael’s / to / ?

8 skateboarding / you / today / go / are / to /


going / ?

1 point for each correct answer. Total points   / 7 

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