Task 10 Juliane Koepcke

Juliane Koepcke had two big survival stories to tell by the end
of her ordeal. 1.___Christmas Eve 1971, Koepcke flew on
LANSA Flight 508, 2.___ was struck by lightning. It began to
disintegrate in midair, and Koepcke found 3.___ still strapped
to her seat – two miles above the Peruvian rainforest.
She was battered. She was bruised. Her collarbone 4.___. But she was 5.___ – the only
survivor of the flight. And now, she found herself in the wilderness 6.___. Some candy
was her only food, but she found a small stream. She waded downstream in it, to 7.___to
keep herself hydrated at the same time.
The insects in the jungle stopped short of 8.___her alive and maggots had infected her
arm, but after nine days, she was able to find a camp. She 9.___ herself first aid,
including pouring gasoline on the maggot infestation. 10.___hours later, lumber workers
found her, giving her first aid and taking her to a more 11.___area where she was
airlifted to a hospital.
Her story was eventually told in the 2000 documentary Wings of Hope by director
Werner Herzog, who had a seat booked on that very flight before 12.___at the last
minute.

1 A By B In C On D At
2 A which B who C what D when
3 A she B herself C her D sheself
4 A has broken B broked C was broken D breaking
5 A life B live C living D alive
6 A alone B loneliness C lonely D lone
7 A can B must C be able D should
8 A eat B eating C to eat D ate
9 A had given B has given C gives D gave
10 A Few B A few C Little D Lots
11 A inhabitant B inhabited C inhabiting D habitat
12 A cancelling B denying C delaying D rejecting
Task 11 Normal Teenage Behaviour
Lots of people say that being a parents is their 1.___job
in the world. For some, it can feel that way during the
teenage years. 2.___ behavior can be baffling, stressful,
hurtful and often worrying. But in most 3.___ it doesn`t
mean that there is anything more serious going on than
the natural process of becoming an adult. Many of the common behavior issues that
parents 4.___ hard are an essential part of puberty and growing up. Surges of hormones,
5.___ with body changes, struggling to find an identity, pressures from friends and a
developing sense of independence, 6.___ the teenage years are a confusing time for your
child.
It can mean that they, for example, become aloof, want 7.___more time alone or with
friends, feel misunderstood, 8.___your attempts to talk or show 9.___ , or appear sullen
and moody. 10.___ changes in personality 11.___ be natural, but it doesn`t mean as a
parent you don`t feel 12.___ or that they don`t worry you.

1 A the toughest B toughest C more tough D tougher

2 A Teenager`s B Teenagers`s C Teenagers` D Teenager
3 A conditions B issues C reasons D cases
4 A finding B find C have founded D are found
5 A combined B combining C combine D combines
6 A are meaning B means C meant D mean
7 A spending B to spend C spent D spend
8 A refuse B reject C deny D object
9 A affectionate B affection C affective D affect
10 A This B That C These D Its
11 A have B may C ought D need
12 A hurting B hurted C hurtful D hurt