Ôn luyện Từ vựng thi vào 10 số 56: Natural wonders of the world (Set 2)

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Drag and drop to complete the sentences.

1. The 1.1 of the Seychelles islands is famous for its rare plants, some of which cannot be found anywhere else on Earth.

2. The Maldives is a perfect 1.2 spot, where clear waters and colorful reefs create a paradise for underwater explorers.

3. When the 1.3 hit the Himalayas, it transformed the surrounding valleys into a quiet winter wonderland.

4. A 1.4 trip in the Mediterranean lets you discover beautiful beaches and coastlines along the islands.

Drag and drop to complete the sentences.

1. Without suitable 2.1 support, the Amazon rainforest could be at risk.

2. The Great Barrier Reef’s 2.2 is endangered by climate change, so we need to act fast to protect it.

3. You need 2.3 from the authorities before entering protected areas in national parks.

4. The Everglades’ 2.4 of birds and fish shows why sustainable actions are so important today.

Hikers are _____ about climbing Mount Everest despite its extreme challenges.

It is our responsibility to _____ the beauty and diversity of natural wonders like the Great Barrier Reef.

Coral reefs along the _____ provide habitats for a wide variety of marine species.

The sound of waterfalls in Iguazu Falls creates a _____ and peaceful atmosphere.

_____ eco-tourism encourages visitors to explore natural wonders while minimizing their carbon footprint.

Too many tourists without rules could _____ Yosemite National Park’s peaceful valleys and rare plants.

Climbing Son Doong Cave without a guide is _____ due to its deep tunnels and hidden dangers.

National parks help protect the _____ of plants and animals in natural ecosystems.

Many _____ invest heavily in sustainable tourism to preserve national parks.

The government has issued a(n) _____ call to preserve the unique ecosystem of Ha Long Bay from pollution.

Many marine biologists are working to _____ damaged parts of the Great Barrier Reef.

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Coral in the Philippines' Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park was one of our most memorable experiences. (WATCH)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

As an , she supports sustainable tourism in places like Yellowstone National Park to reduce human impact. (ENVIRONMENT)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

In some national parks, is required before hiking in protected areas. (PERMIT)

Complete the sentence by changing the form of the word in capitals.

Sailing through the rough waters near the Galápagos Islands can be during the stormy season. (RISK)

Read the text and do the following tasks.

The world's natural wonders, like the Amazon Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef, face urgent threats. Deforestation and pollution are destroying these precious ecosystems by reducing their biodiversity and impacting the balance of life within them. It is essential to support efforts that aim to protect these areas. Without immediate action, further damage will occur, and countless species will be lost forever.

The word "urgent" in the text is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.

Find a verb in the text that is OPPOSITE in meaning to "destroying".

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The word "support" in the text is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.

The word "occur" in the text is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.

Read the following leaflet and choose the option that best fits each blank.

Protect Our Natural Wonders: Join the Workshop!

Our natural wonders are in danger from serious threats. Join us for a workshop to learn how to 22.1symbolizepreserveadvertiseconnect these amazing places for the future!

When: March 10, 2025
Where: Greenfield Park, 123 Nature Street, Springfield

• Discover how the 22.2accesstourismdiversityspeciality of nature - plants, animals, and ecosystems - matters to us all.
• Meet environmentalists who will share simple ways to protect forests, parks, and other incredible landscapes.
• Learn why sustainable habits are key to 22.3displayingpurchasingattractingrestoring these wonders and stop them from being 22.4recognisedspreadmonitoredendangered.

We 22.5encouragepermitchoosecommand everyone to take small steps that create a big difference. This is your chance to help!

Note: Participants under 18 need 22.6experiencepermissionpopularityconcern from a guardian.

Sign up today for this free event - spaces are limited! Let’s work together to keep our natural wonders safe and beautiful for generations to come.