Te P Wildlife - 10.1 Raised By Animals (Vocabulary)
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In this short quiz of 25 questions, you can practice the vocabulary of the first page and section 10.1 (Raised by animals) of Total English Pre-Intermediate Unit 10 WILDLIFE. Have fun!
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Wild animals often have a better eyesight than humans.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Wild animals often have a better eyesight than humans because their survival depends on their ability to detect prey, predators, or potential dangers in their environment. Their eyes are adapted to see in low light conditions, have a wider field of view, and can detect movement more easily. Additionally, some animals have specialized adaptations such as binocular vision or color vision that surpass human capabilities. These enhanced visual abilities help wild animals navigate their surroundings and increase their chances of survival.Rate this question:
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A shepherd is a person who takes care of sheep as his job.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
A shepherd is indeed a person who takes care of sheep as his job. This individual is responsible for ensuring the well-being and safety of the sheep, guiding them to suitable grazing areas, protecting them from predators, and tending to their overall needs. It is a traditional occupation that has been practiced for centuries, and shepherds play a crucial role in the agricultural industry.Rate this question:
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spider - 5.
I came ... a good friend of mine yesterday.
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Across
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About
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Into
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A. AcrossExplanation
The correct answer is "across". This answer is appropriate because it indicates that the speaker encountered or met a good friend unexpectedly or by chance. The preposition "across" is commonly used in this context to describe an encounter or meeting with someone while moving from one place to another.Rate this question:
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whale
blue whale - 7.
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kingExplanation
This king is William the Conqueror, the king who came from France to attack England in 1066 at Hastings.Rate this question:
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A unicorn is a special kind of horse
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
A unicorn is a mythical creature often depicted as a horse with a single horn on its forehead. While it is not a real animal, it is commonly referred to as a special kind of horse due to its horse-like appearance. Therefore, the statement "A unicorn is a special kind of horse" is true.Rate this question:
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Somebody who gives a lot of money to other people in order to help them is ... .
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Helpful
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Generous
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Nice
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Money-giving
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A. GenerousExplanation
The correct answer is "generous" because someone who gives a lot of money to help others is showing a willingness to be kind, selfless, and giving. This person is not just being helpful or nice, but is going above and beyond by giving a significant amount of money to assist others. The term "money-giving" is not commonly used to describe someone's character, whereas "generous" specifically refers to someone who is willing to give and help others in a substantial way.Rate this question:
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What is the opposite of cooked or fried?
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rawExplanation
The opposite of cooked or fried is raw. When something is raw, it means it has not been cooked or processed in any way.Rate this question:
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Tarzan was brought ... by gorillas in the jungle.
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About
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Off
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Over
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Up
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A. UpExplanation
Tarzan was raised by gorillas in the jungle. The word "up" indicates that Tarzan was brought up or raised by gorillas. This implies that he was nurtured and taught by gorillas from a young age, suggesting a close bond and a unique upbringing in the jungle.Rate this question:
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I'll come over you so that we can study together, but we can also talk a lot this way. With this, I can kill two ... with one stone.
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Flies
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Birds
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Mice
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Spiders
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A. BirdsExplanation
The phrase "kill two birds with one stone" is a common idiom that means to accomplish two tasks or goals with a single action. In this context, the speaker is suggesting that by studying together, they can both complete their academic work and also have the opportunity to engage in conversation. Therefore, the correct answer is "birds."Rate this question:
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What is the opposide of 'far from'?
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Close to
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Near
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Next to
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Nearby
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A. Close toExplanation
The opposite of "far from" is "close to." This means that if something is not far away, it is nearby or in close proximity. Therefore, "close to" is the correct answer as it is the opposite of being far from something.Rate this question:
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Maugli was ... by Bagheera and Baloo.
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Brought about
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Rised
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Raised
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Feeded
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A. RaisedExplanation
Maugli was raised by Bagheera and Baloo. This means that they were responsible for his upbringing and took care of him. They provided him with guidance, protection, and taught him the necessary skills to survive in the jungle.Rate this question:
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hyena - 16.
If you give food to the animals, what do you do tothem?
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I care for them.
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I feed them.
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I raise them up.
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I bring them up.
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A. I feed them.Explanation
The correct answer is "I feed them." This answer accurately reflects the action of providing food to the animals. Feeding is a specific action that involves giving nourishment to the animals, ensuring their sustenance and well-being. The other options, while related to animal care, do not specifically address the act of providing food.Rate this question:
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Stan and Pan are twins.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement "Stan and Pan are twins" is false. This means that Stan and Pan are not twins.Rate this question:
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Beach
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Coast
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Bank
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Lake
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A. Bank -
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As quiet as a ... .
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Mouse
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Fish
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Rat
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Lion
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A. MouseExplanation
This phrase is a simile, comparing the level of quietness to that of a mouse. Mice are known for being very quiet and stealthy creatures, often moving unnoticed. Therefore, using "mouse" as the correct answer implies that the intended meaning is to emphasize the extreme quietness being referred to in the phrase.Rate this question:
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Most people eat raw meat for lunch in Europe.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because most people in Europe do not eat raw meat for lunch. It is more common for people in Europe to consume cooked or prepared meat for their meals rather than raw meat.Rate this question:
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Being stressed and always in a hurry is part of the ... race.
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Mouse
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Squirrel
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Rat
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Horse
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A. RatExplanation
The phrase "Being stressed and always in a hurry" suggests that the race being referred to is one that involves being constantly busy and rushed. Among the given options, rats are known for their fast-paced and frantic behavior, often scurrying around quickly. Therefore, the correct answer is rat.Rate this question:
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Which continent did Captain Cook discover?
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Asia
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Antarctica
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America
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Australia
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A. AustraliaExplanation
Captain Cook discovered Australia. He embarked on several voyages in the 18th century, exploring and mapping various regions of the Pacific Ocean. During his first voyage, he arrived at the eastern coast of Australia in 1770, becoming the first European to make contact with the continent. Cook's exploration of Australia contributed significantly to the European understanding of the continent and its subsequent colonization by the British.Rate this question:
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