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Maria Ćwiczenia
Maria Ćwiczenia
Deserts are not (INHABIT) places as many people belive. Althought the
daytime air temperature may reach an (BEAR) 58C and the surface
temperature 77C, many animals live in these conditions. Their (SURVIVE)
however, is (DEPEND) on them being able to get the water they need.
(OBSERVE) of desert animals has revealed a lot about the strategies they
employ to achieve this. (RESEARCH) have found that beetles, for example,
get their daily (REQUIRE) of water after waiting for the moisture from fog to
condense on their bodies and drip down into their mouth.
Larger desert animals have come up with another (SOLVE) to the problem of
finding a source of water. For example, (CREATE) like hares or rats get their
supply by eating (CONSIDER) amounts of desert vegetation, which contains
the water they require.
However extreme the conditions may be, desert animals (SOME) manage to
obtain water.
they were (6) believed their bad luck would continue. LUCK
They were rather (7) and felt they were born unfortunate. PESSIMIST
It was very (8) that the lucky people were outgoing while NOTICE
the unlucky ones often suffered from (9) , and it may be SHY
that the lucky people are remebering (10) events, and SUCCESS
putting to the back of their minds those that did not work out well.
If you have children, these are certain things to remember when you are visinitg
BODY
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else's home. Children behave well in company and other people are
RARE
as your hosts may have rules about behaviur than you do at home.
STRICT
must either replace the damaged object or offer a gift in its place. You must
SUIT
never offer your hosts money to replace the object.
Technology and crime
Modern technological advances have led to great changes in police work.
telephone boxes. The police now devote more time to the PREVENT
of the crime, by giving advice to motorists and householders about how to
protect their possesions.
PRISCILLA PRESLEY
Priscilla Presley, (0) and widow of Elvis Presley, entered the ACT
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(2) for a well-known shampoo, she took what turned out COMMERCE
at being in the public eye, but to her (5) she loved every AMAZE
minute. Her extreme lack of (6) stemmed from the early CONFIDENT
days of her (7) to Elvis, which she remembers were often MARRY
spent sitting in dark, (8) hotel rooms away from the glare DEPRESS
touched a wrong button, his situation was worsened by the (3) FAIL
Mike is not an (7) pilot: he has flown for five years. EXPERIENCE
The Palace is a busy (0) theatre with usually a month gap PROVINCE
between shows. Once I have the (1) of all the actors, MEASURE
I can start work. It's a (2) job and I get a lot of CREATE
(3) out of making and adapting the clothes needed for PLEASE
each production.
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(4) is essential in the weeks leading up to a new PATIENT
Overall, it's an (7) job and, although the pay isn't brilliant, ENJOY
(10) to get the job like this but you do have to be QUALITY
skilled at cutting and making clothes
Complete these sentences with an approprite word from the ones below. Remember to change
their form so that they suit the sentence.
employ encourage hesitate capable sympathize
separate invest apply mystery ill
3. I accepted his offer without . It was more money than I had expected.
5. The government will probably lose the next election because of the high rate of .
9. Although both were good, we decided on the one with more experience.
10. I don't want to you from becoming a nurse, but the hours are long and the pay
isn't good.