Font size
Worksheetsreview english 11 unit 7
Total questions: 115
Worksheet time: 3580secs
a situation in which a lot of water covers an area that is usually dry, especially when a river becomes too full
(a)
a violent storm with very strong winds
(a)
a storm that has thunder (= loud noise) and lightning (= sudden flashes of light in the sky)
(a)
a large amount of snow that falls down the side of a mountain
(a)
a movement of rocks and soil down a mountain or hill
(a)
a mass of mud (= wet earth) moving suddenly and quickly down a steep slope
(a)
a long period when there is no rain and people do not have enough water
(a)
a sudden violent movement of the earth's surface, sometimes causing great damage
(a)
an extremely large wave caused by a violent movement of the earth under the sea
(a)
a strong, dangerous wind that forms itself into an upside-down spinning cone and is able to destroy buildings as it moves across the ground
(a)
a situation in which there is not enough food for a great number of people, causing illness and death, or a particular period when this happens
(a)
the appearance of a particular disease in a large number of people at the same time
(a)
land area that is submerged under water that is usually dry land
reservoir
tsunami
flood
delta
violent shaking of land due to released pressure at a fault or transform boundary
volcano
earthquake
continental drift
convection currents
point at the Earth's surface where molten magma erupts or flows out of the mantle
convergent boundary
earthquake
subduction zone
volcano
weather pattern that forms over tropical water and has high wind speeds and other dangerous hazards
hurricane
tornado
monsoon
blizzard
dangerous spinning weather pattern that forms a focused funnel over land and has exceptionally high speed winds
squall
hurricane
tornado
storm
destructive far-reaching ocean wave created by underwater earthquakes
typhoon
storm surge
flood
tsunami
out of control fire in a natural arena
campfire
forest fire
controlled burn
avalanche
landslide of snow and rock
avalanche
mudslide
pyroclastic flow
brioche de la fria
Any naturally occurring event that is destructive
artificial disaster
natural selection
migration
natural disaster
A sudden and violent shaking of the ground.
Hurricane
Landslide
Earthquake
Tsunami
Days of heavy rainfall that causes Rivers, streams, lakes, and other bodies of water to rise over their banks.
Tsunami
Flood
Drought
Hurricane
A large fire that spreads quickly and destroys forest, grassland, and other areas.
Landslide
Volcanic Eruptions
Drought
Wildfire
A severe lack of rainfall is an area over a certain amount of time.
Drought
Flood
Landslide
Earthquake
The downward movement of rock or debris from a mountain or hill.
Flood
Landslide
Tsunami
Wildfire
Earthquake
Tornado
Storm
Sunny
Snowing
Temperature
Natural Disaster
Hail
Rain
Hail
Sunny
Breeze
Evacuation
Wind
Lightning
Thunder
Natural Disaster
Apocalyptic
Hail
Degrees
Hail
Rain
Snow
Thunder
Rain
Snow
Evacuation
Fog
Humid
Fog
Mist
Breeze
Chilly
Hot
Cold
Windy
Hot
Warm
Nice
Cold
Humid
Nice
Storm
Cloudy
Hail
Storm
Breeze
Thunder
Thunder
Lightning
Breeze
Nice
The fires made Australia look ______.
Apocalyptic
Tsunami
Wind
Breeze
Tsunami
Fire
Earthquake
Hurricane
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
It is a mass movement of rock fragments
earthquake
typhoon
forest fire
Landslide
long period of time during which there is very little or no rain
drought
sandstorm
thunderstorm
sink hole
it's a huge sea wave
Cyclone
thunderstorm
Tsunami
flood
it is characterized by the presence of lighthings
Thunderstorm
earthqueake
snowstorm
sandstorm
1. (a) (n) a sudden accident or a natural catastrophe that causes great damage or loss of life
2. (a) (n) the science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals
3. (a) (n) an artificial waterway constructed to allow the passage of boats or ships inland or to convey water for irrigation.
4. (a) (n) the practice of supplying land with water so that crops and plants will grow
5. (a) (n) an overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal limits, especially over what is normally dry land
7. (a) (n) the possibility that someone or something will be harmed, destroyed, or killed
8. (a) (v) to cause physical harm to something or someone, or have a bad effect on them
9. (a) (n) a single person considered separately from a group
My father didn't give me ____________ money.
few
a little
much
many
Buy ___________ bread and cheese for the picnic if you want to help.
some
any
many
much
You may have tea without milk because there isn't __________ at home.
no
any
one
some
How ________________ time do you need to finish the work?
much
any
lots of
a lot
They have had ________________ homework in Mathematics recently.
much
any
lots of
a lot
There are too ________________ students in the library.
most
any
many
a lot
Have you visited ________________ foreign countries?
most
any
many
a lot
Although he's very ill, he didn't take ________________ medicine.
most
any
little
few
I have ________________ good friends.
any
a lot
little
a few
Only................................lucky people have ever visited the Moon.
a few
a lot of
much
little
Astronauts have to do.........................exercise while in space, as it is very easy to lose strength in your muscles while there.
much
many
a lot of
little
When things go wrong on a mission, astronauts don't have ....................................fun.
no
some
much
little
"Do you want to share..................................of my spaghetti?" asked astronaut.
a lot of
much
some
a few
..............................one has ever stood on the planet Venus.
Many
Some
Any
No
Our leader helped us to do ..........................scientific experiments while orbiting the Earth.
much
any
lots of
no
7. "Just..........................water will be enough," said the astronaut.
any
a little
lots of
a few
"I have .....................................interest in Earth," said the astronaut. "I love space the most."
little
a little
much
many
"I donnot have..........................time to be with my family," the astronaut complained.
lots of
no
any
some
"I had....................................fun on my last trip into space," laughed the astronaut.
a lot of
no
little
many
The museum was very crowded. There were too (a) people.
Jack knows (a) Japanese, but his brother knows enough Japanese to manage.
Eating out seems to be expensive in this sumptuous city. There aren't (a) cheap restaurants.
She had (a) time to study than I did but had better results.
Try to avoid foods which contain (a) fat.
We've been having (a) problems with the new computer.
In the developed world, there are hardly (a) jobs left which don't use computers to carry out many daily tasks.
We only have (a) apples. We should go and buy some more.
(a) my friends are living abroad now.
There are (a) slices of cake left over from the party.
She has spent (a) time in Europe to learn English and French with a view to finding a better job.
There aren't very (a) weekends between now and Christmas.
"Is there______butter I could use?" "No, there's some margarine but there isn't______butter."
(a)
If I drink too (a) coffee, I can't sleep.
How (a) liquid do you think this bottle contains?
I eat______chocolate and______biscuits than I used to.
(a)
Lots of people at the club are under 20, but there are quite (a) who aren't.
It was embarrassing how (a) people attended the party.
The weather is expected to remain clear for the next (a) days.
She can drink ____water, but she cannot drink much coffee.
much
many
a lot of
lot of
She does not eat ____meat, but she eats a lot of vegetables.
much
many
a lot of
lot of
Every day she buys a lot of newspapers, but she does not buy ____ magazines.
much
many
a lot of
I have got _____ new English book, but I have not got many Spanish ones.
much
many
a lot of
How ____ money do you need to buy this French dictionary?
much
many
a lot of
Use much/ many/ a lot of/ lots of:
We saw (a) interesting things in the museum.
Use "much, many", use comma between your answer.
We don't have _____bananas, and we don't have _____fruit juice.
(a)
Use "much, many"
Do you have (a) notebooks? Yes, I have ten.
Use "much, many":
Paula hasn't got (a) money to travel around the world.
Use "much, many"
There aren't (a) hotels in this town.
