4 Grammar * Write the past participles of these Vocab 1 see 11 go Fill in: fires 1 global 2 buy 12 find stumbled 2 homeless B supplies 3 give 13 be 3 endangered Le people 4 arrive 14 have Bob Gelo concerts 4 running warming 5 say 15 eat He 5 medical E disaster 6 tell 16 lose but he 6 forest Fanimals 7 cause 17 offer A group 7 natural G water 8 feel 18 take to the 9 destroy 19 work charity 10 save 20 visit

4 Grammar * Write the past participles of these Vocab 1 see 11 go Fill in: fires 1 global 2 buy 12 find stumbled 2 homeless B supplies 3 give 13 be 3 endangered Le people 4 arrive 14 have Bob Gelo concerts 4 running warming 5 say 15 eat He 5 medical E disaster 6 tell 16 lose but he 6 forest Fanimals 7 cause 17 offer A group 7 natural G water 8 feel 18 take to the 9 destroy 19 work charity 10 save 20 visit

4 Match to make collocations. 1 freedom 2 fuel 3 endangered 4 global 5 natural A warming B resources C of speech D shortage E growth 6 population 7 invasion F species G waters 8 polluted H of privacy 9 peace 10 charity I event Jaward

freedom A warming 2 ficer fuel B resources 3 endangered C of speech Cade 4 global D shortage 5 natural E growth 6 population F species G waters 7 invasion H of privacy 8 polluted I event 9 peace Jaward 10 charity

Complete each item with the appropriate choice. A: Did you remember to __________ before traveling?B: No, I forgot! I hope they don’t die. Group of answer choicespay your billswater the plantsturn the light off

Q 20.  Directions for question (20):The four sentences (labelled 1, 2, 3, and 4) given in this question, when properly sequenced, form a coherent paragraph. Decide on the proper order for the sentences and key in this sequence of four numbers as your answer.1. Sixty fires are currently burning in across the state, 40 of which are running out of control.2. Across NSW, three people have already died, and more than 150 homes have been razed.3. Fire chiefs in Australia have warned of “the most dangerous bushfire week this nation has ever seen”, saying New South Wales – the country’s most populous state – faces an unprecedented “catastrophic” fire day on Tuesday4. There are also nearly 50 fires burning in Queensland, and fires in Western Australia and South Australia.