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WorksheetsENGLISH 10 - U6
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 50mins
Choose the correct answer to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
remote
crop
forest
exotic
Choose the correct answer to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
of
waterfall
wildlife
belief
Choose the correct answer to indicate the word that differs from
the other three in the position of the main stress in each of the following questions.
safari
cultivate
heritage
holiday
Choose the correct answer to indicate the word that differs from
the other three in the position of the main stress in each of the following questions.
preserve
insect
coral
package
He’s _______ next week for a beach holiday after successfully completing the project.
getting far
getting off
getting away
getting on
When you go hiking in national parks, it’s important to ______________ on trails. Every time you leave the path, you may damage vital plant life.
take
stay
touch
volunteer
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is
OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
Annie prefers beach holidays to sightseeing tours because they are more relaxing.
tiring
worrying
incredible
interesting
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is
CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
I was told by the tour guide that the locals in this area cultivate mainly coffee and pepper.
harvest
crop
grow
water
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to show the underlined part that needs
correction in each of the following questions.
The scenery in Ba Be National Park is magnificent and the locals are friendly and hospitably.
the locals
in
is
hospitably
Student A: I think we should wear flat shoes with soft soles when we visit ancient sites.
Student B: ______________
It doesn’t matter
that you do it.
Well done!
Is it necessary?
That’s good
thinking!
Student A: I love exploring nature, and I’d like to help protect it. What kind of holiday suits me?
Student B: ____________
You should go on an eco-holiday.
A sightseeing holiday.
Nothing is suitable.
You can’t afford such a holiday.
The _______ of a particular area or country consists of all the plants that grow there.
wildlife
flora
fauna
vegetables
Costa Rica is one of ______________ eco-tourism destinations to visit in the world.
much better
the best
the good
the better
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
Arthur is interested in visiting remote and exotic destinations which only few people know of.
nearby
isolated
popular
infamous
A tourist was fined €75 for __________ litter at Zip World Forest last week.
dropping
making
falling
losing
Nature lovers enjoy ___________ because they can see breathtaking scenery and lots of wild animals.
eco-holidays
sightseeing holidays
package holidays
beach holidays
Noah wants to see wildlife in Africa, so he decides to go on a __________ holiday.
sightseeing
safari
guided
beach
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to show the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.
Tourism brings enormous economic benefits, because it also harms the natural environment.
because
brings
economic benefits
the natural environment
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
New laws have been introduced to conserve the local landscape and wildlife.
flourish
protect
establish
help
The hotel we stayed at wasn’t ______________ we had expected.
as comfortable as
a little comfortable than
most comfortable as
as most comfortable as
Student A: ______________
Student B: It was great fun. I visited many interesting sites.
How was your holiday?
How many places did you visit?
What did you do and buy on your holiday?
What was the weather like?
The Great Barrier Reef, _______ world’s largest coral reef system, is located in _______ Coral Sea.
no article / no article
the / no article
the / the
no article / the
The melting of polar ice caps puts many marine animals such as polar bears and seals ________.
at danger
at risk
on threat
vulnerable
Many species are highly (a) due to illegal hunting and habitat loss.(DANGER)
The (a) sight of Pongour Waterfall took my breath away.(IMPRESS)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
Cuc Phuong national park is older than any other national parks in Vietnam.
→ Cuc Phuong national park is the (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
The beach holiday this year wasn’t as good as the sightseeing tour we took last year. (WORSE)
→ The beach holiday (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
Both Tim and Diana are excited about the camping trip tomorrow. (AS)
→ Tim is (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
Camping doesn’t cost as much as booking a hotel room. (EXPENSIVE)
→ Camping (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
I’ve never had such an enjoyable sightseeing tour before. (FAR)
→ This is (a)
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
The weather today is quite pleasant for a picnic.
comfortable
enjoyable
mild
unpleasant
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word or phrase that is
OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined part in each of the following questions.
She found the lecture to be very boring and uninformative.
exciting
tedious
uninteresting
ordinary
During the summer, many families enjoy ___________ in the mountains to escape the heat.
studying
shopping
camping
working
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
We are using soap to do some experiments in the school lab.
--> Some experiments (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
You can download these study materials onto your computer at any time.
--> These study materials (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
The teacher hasn’t marked the final English exams yet.
→ The final English exams (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
Native speakers from England record these online course videos.
→ These online course videos (a)
Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the given word(s) if any.
He designed that educational app when he was still a college student.
→ That educational app (a)
If you want to do more than just staying in busy hotels, why not visit the Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge? This resort, which is located in the beautiful Bergslagen region of Sweden, is completely different. Accommodation is provided in simple wooden huts which have been built deep in the forest. The huts are covered in mud and grass. Bilberries and mushrooms grow wild on their roofs. Kolarbyn is an eco-lodge in its true sense. Back in the day, forest workers used to stay in these, so they're authentic. At Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge, visitors have the chance to get a taste of a simple life, surrounded by magnificent scenery. Every day, you can collect water from the spring, cook your meals over an open fire and wander the mossy woods. In the evening, you can take one of the guided tours and see moose, beavers, wolves and other wild animals in their natural habitat. You can also explore
the tranquil lake and the surrounding forest in a canoe, go for a wild swim, or head out for a longer hike in the endless forest. As darkness falls, you can close the door to your little hut, and slowly go to sleep on soft sheep skins to the sounds of the forest and the crackling fireplace. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy an environmentally friendly holiday. On top of that, a percentage of the revenue coming into Kolarbyn goes straight to a range of projects that support the preservation of the environment. A minimum age of 18 is required to book a stay at Kolarbyn, and the resort is popular, so you should book in advance.
The resort was built from natural materials.
True
False
Not given
If you want to do more than just staying in busy hotels, why not visit the Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge? This resort, which is located in the beautiful Bergslagen region of Sweden, is completely different. Accommodation is provided in simple wooden huts which have been built deep in the forest. The huts are covered in mud and grass. Bilberries and mushrooms grow wild on their roofs. Kolarbyn is an eco-lodge in its true sense. Back in the day, forest workers used to stay in these, so they're authentic. At Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge, visitors have the chance to get a taste of a simple life, surrounded by magnificent scenery. Every day, you can collect water from the spring, cook your meals over an open fire and wander the mossy woods. In the evening, you can take one of the guided tours and see moose, beavers, wolves and other wild animals in their natural habitat. You can also explore
the tranquil lake and the surrounding forest in a canoe, go for a wild swim, or head out for a longer hike in the endless forest. As darkness falls, you can close the door to your little hut, and slowly go to sleep on soft sheep skins to the sounds of the forest and the crackling fireplace. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy an environmentally friendly holiday. On top of that, a percentage of the revenue coming into Kolarbyn goes straight to a range of projects that support the preservation of the environment. A minimum age of 18 is required to book a stay at Kolarbyn, and the resort is popular, so you should book in advance.
The resort used to be a popular destination for forest workers.
True
False
Not given
If you want to do more than just staying in busy hotels, why not visit the Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge? This resort, which is located in the beautiful Bergslagen region of Sweden, is completely different. Accommodation is provided in simple wooden huts which have been built deep in the forest. The huts are covered in mud and grass. Bilberries and mushrooms grow wild on their roofs. Kolarbyn is an eco-lodge in its true sense. Back in the day, forest workers used to stay in these, so they're authentic. At Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge, visitors have the chance to get a taste of a simple life, surrounded by magnificent scenery. Every day, you can collect water from the spring, cook your meals over an open fire and wander the mossy woods. In the evening, you can take one of the guided tours and see moose, beavers, wolves and other wild animals in their natural habitat. You can also explore
the tranquil lake and the surrounding forest in a canoe, go for a wild swim, or head out for a longer hike in the endless forest. As darkness falls, you can close the door to your little hut, and slowly go to sleep on soft sheep skins to the sounds of the forest and the crackling fireplace. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy an environmentally friendly holiday. On top of that, a percentage of the revenue coming into Kolarbyn goes straight to a range of projects that support the preservation of the environment. A minimum age of 18 is required to book a stay at Kolarbyn, and the resort is popular, so you should book in advance.
In Kolarbyn, visitors have the opportunity to live in harmony with nature.
True
False
Not given
If you want to do more than just staying in busy hotels, why not visit the Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge? This resort, which is located in the beautiful Bergslagen region of Sweden, is completely different. Accommodation is provided in simple wooden huts which have been built deep in the forest. The huts are covered in mud and grass. Bilberries and mushrooms grow wild on their roofs. Kolarbyn is an eco-lodge in its true sense. Back in the day, forest workers used to stay in these, so they're authentic. At Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge, visitors have the chance to get a taste of a simple life, surrounded by magnificent scenery. Every day, you can collect water from the spring, cook your meals over an open fire and wander the mossy woods. In the evening, you can take one of the guided tours and see moose, beavers, wolves and other wild animals in their natural habitat. You can also explore
the tranquil lake and the surrounding forest in a canoe, go for a wild swim, or head out for a longer hike in the endless forest. As darkness falls, you can close the door to your little hut, and slowly go to sleep on soft sheep skins to the sounds of the forest and the crackling fireplace. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy an environmentally friendly holiday. On top of that, a percentage of the revenue coming into Kolarbyn goes straight to a range of projects that support the preservation of the environment. A minimum age of 18 is required to book a stay at Kolarbyn, and the resort is popular, so you should book in advance.
Kolarbyn has donated a part of its money to support eco tourism.
True
False
Not given
If you want to do more than just staying in busy hotels, why not visit the Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge? This resort, which is located in the beautiful Bergslagen region of Sweden, is completely different. Accommodation is provided in simple wooden huts which have been built deep in the forest. The huts are covered in mud and grass. Bilberries and mushrooms grow wild on their roofs. Kolarbyn is an eco-lodge in its true sense. Back in the day, forest workers used to stay in these, so they're authentic. At Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge, visitors have the chance to get a taste of a simple life, surrounded by magnificent scenery. Every day, you can collect water from the spring, cook your meals over an open fire and wander the mossy woods. In the evening, you can take one of the guided tours and see moose, beavers, wolves and other wild animals in their natural habitat. You can also explore
the tranquil lake and the surrounding forest in a canoe, go for a wild swim, or head out for a longer hike in the endless forest. As darkness falls, you can close the door to your little hut, and slowly go to sleep on soft sheep skins to the sounds of the forest and the crackling fireplace. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy an environmentally friendly holiday. On top of that, a percentage of the revenue coming into Kolarbyn goes straight to a range of projects that support the preservation of the environment. A minimum age of 18 is required to book a stay at Kolarbyn, and the resort is popular, so you should book in advance.
Only adults can make a reservation at Kolarbyn.
True
False
Not given
Tourism is an important part of the global economy and eco-tourism has grown
(31)___________ than any other sector in the industry recently. Eco-tourism aims to be the most
sustainable, environmentally friendly kind of tourism possible. The term ‘eco-tourism’ has been
used (32)___________ 1983 to refer to vacations that are spent in natural environments without
disturbing or damaging natural habitats. Profits from this type of tourism generally help support
the local economy and (33)___________ projects. Quite often, eco-tourism is done in remote
parts of our planet which not many tourists have ever seen before. Therefore, it is also a great
way to experience new cultures and original lifestyles. Unfortunately, (34)___________ ecotourism tries its best to keep the adverse impact on our environment to a minimum, chances are
that the local wildlife will still be disturbed to a certain extent. Let’s look at Kenya, where trips
on safari are usually in the morning. This is also the time when lions go hunting. However, the
eco-tourists (35)___________ many other animals away, meaning that lions in the area have to
hunt in the hot, tiring hours of the day. Clearly, it’s better to shoot pictures of animals than to
shoot guns at them, but whether you are eco-tourists or not, the animals would probably just
prefer to be left alone.
(31)
more rapidly
far rapidly
as rapidly
much rapidly
Tourism is an important part of the global economy and eco-tourism has grown
(31)___________ than any other sector in the industry recently. Eco-tourism aims to be the most
sustainable, environmentally friendly kind of tourism possible. The term ‘eco-tourism’ has been
used (32)___________ 1983 to refer to vacations that are spent in natural environments without
disturbing or damaging natural habitats. Profits from this type of tourism generally help support
the local economy and (33)___________ projects. Quite often, eco-tourism is done in remote
parts of our planet which not many tourists have ever seen before. Therefore, it is also a great
way to experience new cultures and original lifestyles. Unfortunately, (34)___________ ecotourism tries its best to keep the adverse impact on our environment to a minimum, chances are
that the local wildlife will still be disturbed to a certain extent. Let’s look at Kenya, where trips
on safari are usually in the morning. This is also the time when lions go hunting. However, the
eco-tourists (35)___________ many other animals away, meaning that lions in the area have to
hunt in the hot, tiring hours of the day. Clearly, it’s better to shoot pictures of animals than to
shoot guns at them, but whether you are eco-tourists or not, the animals would probably just
prefer to be left alone.
(32)
since
from
in
after
Tourism is an important part of the global economy and eco-tourism has grown
(31)___________ than any other sector in the industry recently. Eco-tourism aims to be the most
sustainable, environmentally friendly kind of tourism possible. The term ‘eco-tourism’ has been
used (32)___________ 1983 to refer to vacations that are spent in natural environments without
disturbing or damaging natural habitats. Profits from this type of tourism generally help support
the local economy and (33)___________ projects. Quite often, eco-tourism is done in remote
parts of our planet which not many tourists have ever seen before. Therefore, it is also a great
way to experience new cultures and original lifestyles. Unfortunately, (34)___________ ecotourism tries its best to keep the adverse impact on our environment to a minimum, chances are
that the local wildlife will still be disturbed to a certain extent. Let’s look at Kenya, where trips
on safari are usually in the morning. This is also the time when lions go hunting. However, the
eco-tourists (35)___________ many other animals away, meaning that lions in the area have to
hunt in the hot, tiring hours of the day. Clearly, it’s better to shoot pictures of animals than to
shoot guns at them, but whether you are eco-tourists or not, the animals would probably just
prefer to be left alone.
(33)
environmental
natural
wild
organic
Tourism is an important part of the global economy and eco-tourism has grown
(31)___________ than any other sector in the industry recently. Eco-tourism aims to be the most
sustainable, environmentally friendly kind of tourism possible. The term ‘eco-tourism’ has been
used (32)___________ 1983 to refer to vacations that are spent in natural environments without
disturbing or damaging natural habitats. Profits from this type of tourism generally help support
the local economy and (33)___________ projects. Quite often, eco-tourism is done in remote
parts of our planet which not many tourists have ever seen before. Therefore, it is also a great
way to experience new cultures and original lifestyles. Unfortunately, (34)___________ ecotourism tries its best to keep the adverse impact on our environment to a minimum, chances are
that the local wildlife will still be disturbed to a certain extent. Let’s look at Kenya, where trips
on safari are usually in the morning. This is also the time when lions go hunting. However, the
eco-tourists (35)___________ many other animals away, meaning that lions in the area have to
hunt in the hot, tiring hours of the day. Clearly, it’s better to shoot pictures of animals than to
shoot guns at them, but whether you are eco-tourists or not, the animals would probably just
prefer to be left alone.
(34)
although
because
as a result
additionally
Tourism is an important part of the global economy and eco-tourism has grown
(31)___________ than any other sector in the industry recently. Eco-tourism aims to be the most
sustainable, environmentally friendly kind of tourism possible. The term ‘eco-tourism’ has been
used (32)___________ 1983 to refer to vacations that are spent in natural environments without
disturbing or damaging natural habitats. Profits from this type of tourism generally help support
the local economy and (33)___________ projects. Quite often, eco-tourism is done in remote
parts of our planet which not many tourists have ever seen before. Therefore, it is also a great
way to experience new cultures and original lifestyles. Unfortunately, (34)___________ ecotourism tries its best to keep the adverse impact on our environment to a minimum, chances are
that the local wildlife will still be disturbed to a certain extent. Let’s look at Kenya, where trips
on safari are usually in the morning. This is also the time when lions go hunting. However, the
eco-tourists (35)___________ many other animals away, meaning that lions in the area have to
hunt in the hot, tiring hours of the day. Clearly, it’s better to shoot pictures of animals than to
shoot guns at them, but whether you are eco-tourists or not, the animals would probably just
prefer to be left alone.
(35)
frighten
annoy
throw
shock
