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Task2
Read the article about changes in climate. Some words are
missing. Find the best word from the list for each gap (10-21).
Use only ONE word for each space. There is one extra word
that you do not need to use. Write the letter for each answer
(A-N) in the box. There is an example (0) at the beginning.

Do We Notice Changes in Global Temperature?

Does global warming keep you up at night, or do you have trouble believing O) __
the threat is real? Those 10) __ remain sceptical may find their brain is to blame.
Humans feel sudden weather changes, 11) __ as cold snaps or heat waves, very
keenly, but we're not so good 12) __ sensing small increases in temperature over
time. This is partly 13) _ our experience of temperature is relative: 14) _ you
place one hand in hot water and the other in cold water and 15) _ put both in a
lukewarm bath, you can't tell how warm the bath actually is - your cold hand will
feel it 16) __ boiling hot, while your hot hand will feel 17) _ as soothingly chilly.
So gradual changes in climate are eclipsed 18) _ our short-term responses to the
weather, which fluctuates every day. We also adapt 19) _ long-term changes, so
they are harder to notice: you'll immediately jump out of a scalding hot bath, 20) __
if you get into a lukewarm one and keep adding hot water, you might 21) __ even
realise when it's verging on dangerous (if you ignore the rising water levels and
rubber ducks in distress). Let that be a warning to the climate sceptics. ·

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