Vocabulary: AE3b Unit 8 Quiz Name: Total
Vocabulary: AE3b Unit 8 Quiz Name: Total
Vocabulary: AE3b Unit 8 Quiz Name: Total
Vocabulary
A Use a word from the box to fill each gap. There are more words than you need.
unprecedented
1 Cities are growing faster than ever before; the rate is _____________________ in our
history.
2
habitats
Droughts and floods can lead to a reduction in animal _____________________. This
means that animals may have difficulty finding food and water.
3
resources
If countries manage their_____________________ well, they can build a strong
economy.
4 adequate
An _____________________ water supply is essential for all towns and cities.
5 concern
_____________________ about climate change is increasing
around the world.
7 The latest research shows that one of the most likely / main causes of super-cyclones is
man-made climate change.
8 The lecturer told the students there had been a significant / solid increase in greenhouse
gases in the atmosphere over the last few decades.
10 It will be important for all countries to find effective / easy solutions to these problems.
Grammar
A number of
11
- developing countries have introduced some very inexpensive but
______
12
the
effective lo-tech solutions to solve __________ problem of safe drinking water. One solution
involves
13 the pump using
_________
14 an ancient Chinese design which is easy enough
_________
for
15 the children to operate.
___________
B Put the correct punctuation in the following sentences by inserting either a colon (:) or a semi-
colon (;).
16 Increasing demands on our water resources result from one simple fact :
population growth.
19 These three options are no substitute for the most effective option of all efficient:
water conservation.
C Use a hyphen (-) where necessary to join compound nouns and adjectives.
20 Students need to develop their own personal- note taking system when they are
studying at university.
21 Well -off people tend to consume much greater amounts of resources than people
with low incomes.
D Arrange the information in the correct order for an author-prominent citation. Write the complete
citation clearly. Include relevant punctuation and correct grammar.
25 p. 84 / Chan, K., Smith J., Jones B., Hong P., / argue / 2011