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Year 8 Spelling Set 1 Full sentences

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

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1.

Deep in the heart of the Amazon rainforest lived a (a)   of bird so rare that it was thought to be extinct.

2.

The survival of these birds was intricately (a)   to the lush ecosystem of the forest.

3.

First recorded in the (a)   century, the Crimson Feathered Harrier became a symbol of the Amazon's hidden treasures.

4.

A group of (a)   researchers dedicated their lives to studying and preserving the bird’s habitat.

5.

They described the Harrier as a (a)   creature, with crimson feathers that shimmered like rubies in the sunlight.

6.

The researchers marveled at the (a)   of the rainforest, which housed countless species, each vital to the ecosystem.

7.

Their mission was to promote (a)   conservation practices to protect the fragile environment.

8.

This required careful (a)   of resources to ensure both humans and wildlife could coexist.

9.

However, the ongoing threat of (a)   continued to endanger the Harrier’s home.

10.

A shocking (a)   revealed that the Amazon was losing thousands of hectares of forest every year.

11.

(a)   , the researchers managed to rally support from local communities and international organizations.

12.

They taught the locals how to be (a)   stewards of the forest while benefiting from its resources.

13.

Protecting the Harrier became a top (a)   , sparking a wave of awareness campaigns.

14.

The researchers emphasized that preserving the rainforest was (a)   not just for the birds, but for the planet.

15.

One fateful day, something miraculous (a)   : a pair of Harriers built a nest in a protected area.

16.

The researchers knew this was a sign that efforts to (a)   the habitat were succeeding.

17.

With continued vigilance, they hoped to make the challenges of conservation more (a)   over time.

18.

The Harrier’s migration (a)   became a subject of fascination for bird enthusiasts worldwide.

19.

The conservation efforts were viewed (a)   by global leaders, inspiring similar projects in other regions.

20.

The local communities, now thriving in harmony with nature, (a)   celebrated the return of the Crimson Feathered Harrier to their skies.