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11 Donna's Dad decided not to drive the Great Ocean Road himself because

• A- he realised he wouldn't enjoy the views as much.

• B- he thought it would be too tiring for him.

• C- he discovered the bus would be a cheaper option.

• D- he found out the route was very challenging.

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12 When Donna saw a kangaroo along the route, she was

• A- worried that it might approach her.

• B- amazed at the size of it.

• C- sad that it didn't stay with them long.

• D- disappointed that she had forgotten her camera.

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13 Donna says that the koala bears they saw were

• A- responsible for damage to the trees.

• B- even more attractive than people had told her.

• C-more common than she'd expected.

• D- very skilled at hiding away from tourists.

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14 What was Donna's opinion of the place where they stayed?

• A- She found it was less comfortable than she'd hoped.

• B- She liked the fact that it was convenient for sightseeing.

• C-She enjoyed hearing the sounds of nature as she slept.

• D- She was disappointed there was no restaurant nearby.

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15 What might Donna write in her blog during the trip?

• A- The bus we're travelling on is pretty

  comfortable, with great views from the

  window. Grandma and Grandad are

  enjoying it, too!

• B- We can see quite a lot as we drive along.

  I just wish we could stop and get out to

  explore properly.

• C-Yesterday we went to see some huge

  rocks near our campsite - and we were

  really impressed! I'm surprised they're not

  well known.

• D- I wasn't looking forward to camping, in case

  there were wild animals, but we haven't seen

  anything at all dangerous, so I feel silly now!

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• In fact, the whole area was actually still covered in grass.

• They probably imagined it was things like gold jewellery.

• It turned out to be a small figure of a horse.

• They probably imagined it was things like gold jewellery.

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• That way, everyone made sure they didn't miss anything.

• In fact, the whole area was actually still covered in grass.

• It was a bit sad to see it disappear.

• Some people were a bit disappointed by that news.

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• It turned out to be a small figure of a horse.

• No-one made that mistake, luckily.

• That way, everyone made sure they didn't miss anything.

• It was a new experience for me, too.

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• They probably imagined it was things like gold jewellery.

• In fact, the whole area was actually still covered in grass.

• It turned out to be a small figure of a horse.

• In fact, the whole area was actually still covered in grass

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• That way, everyone made sure they didn't miss anything

• It turned out to be a small figure of a horse.

• It was a bit sad to see it disappear.

• They probably imagined it was things like gold jewellery.

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• A-usual

• B-general

• C-common

• D-familiar

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• A-develops

• B-rises

• C-grows

• D-builds

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• A-located

• B-arranged

• C-contained

• D-attached

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• A-heavy

• B-large

• C-strong

• D-thick

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• A-occasion

• B-benefit

• C-opportunity

• D-ability

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• A-totally

• B- absolutely

• C-completely

• D-fully

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