2.TEST 3 – ANIMALS - PETS - ANIMAL PROTECTION 01

The _____ vegetation in the jungle made it difficult to spot snakes and lizards.

                                                                                      

• A. lush

• B. elaborate

• C. thick

• D. heavy

When swimming in the Caribbean, it is not unusual to see _____ of fish in knee-deep water.

                                                                                  

• A. shoals

• B. swarms

• C. flocks

• D. herds

I got _____ on the arm by a mosquito last night and now it’s really itchy.

                                                                                  

• A. chewed

• B. pecked

• C. bitten

• D. nibbled

Do cockroaches _____ you? 

                                                                                    

• A. afraid

• B. frighten

• C. fright

• D. fear

I like to listen to birds _____ outside my window.

                                                                      

• A. squeaking

• B. whistling

• C. hissing 

• D. twittering

The dog _____ its tail furiously when it saw the children.

                                                                                  

• A. shook

• B. wagged

• C. moved

• D. rubbed

The octopus _____ itself from larger fish by surrounding itself in a cloud of black ink.

                                                                             

• A. secures

• B. harbours

• C. protects

• D. shelters

There are several types of insects which live in _____.

                                                                              

• A. communities

• B. societies

• C. associations

• D. colonies

Crows and vultures are _____ living on carrion.

                                                               

• A. amphibians

• B. scavengers

• C. parasites 

• D. predators

Most of the birds _____ on small mammals.

                                                                                     

• A. prey

• B. devour

• C. exploit

• D. hunt