Vocabulary review

"I paddled a kayak in a river.

I wore a life jacket."

Which outdoor activities did I engage in?

• camping

• cycling

• surfing

• kayaking

Answer explanation

You engaged in kayaking, as indicated by the statement "I paddled a kayak in a river." The other options like camping, cycling, and surfing are not mentioned in the context.

Which word below has the same meaning as 'embark on' in the sentence?

I hope to embark on a new adventure soon.

• slurp

• start

• end

• collapse

Answer explanation

The phrase 'embark on' means to begin or start something, particularly a journey or adventure. Therefore, 'start' is the most suitable replacement, as it conveys the same meaning.

Draw the altitude of position D

Answer explanation

Altitude: Height above sea level.

"I glided over the water.

I held a rope tied to the fast boat tightly."

Which outdoor activities did I engage in?

• cycling

• wakeboarding

• camping

• kayaking

"I rode a bicycle with my friends.

We raced with each other, and I won!"

Which outdoor activities did I engage in?

• cycling

• wakeboarding

• hiking

• fishing

Answer explanation

The activities mentioned in the passage include riding a bicycle and racing, which clearly indicate cycling. The other options like wakeboarding, hiking, and fishing are not mentioned, making cycling the correct choice.

I used a compass to plan my route.

I arrived at the ending line on time."

Which outdoor activities did I engage in?

• rock climbing

• stargazing

• orienteering

• birdwatching

"I took a nap in the fresh air.

I enjoyed an outdoor meal."

Which outdoor activities did I engage in?

• kayaking

• wakeboarding

• picnic

• paragliding

Fill in the blank to describe the weather in this picture.

f____

Look at the conversation, then fill in the blank.

Teacher: What are your goals?

Student A: I want to run my own business one day.

Student B: I a_____ to build a better world for future generations.

Student C: I hope to achieve success in both my personal and professional life.

Answer explanation

The correct word is 'aspire', which means to have a strong desire to achieve something. Student B is expressing a goal, similar to the other students, making 'aspire' the appropriate choice to complete the sentence.

Use an adjective to describe people in the picture.

(Hints: This adjective starts with the letter 'e', and it means someone is extremely tired.)