On Screen B1+ Module 2 Vocabulary

Match the natural phenomena to the newspaper headlines

LAVA CONTINUES TO FLOW DOWN MOUNTAIN

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GIANT WAVES CRASH INTO COASTAL TOWNS

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LOCAL RIVER OVERFLOWS DUE TO HEAVY RAIN

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PEOPLE FELT GROUND SHAKING 100 MILES AWAY

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VIOLENT WINDS SWEEP ACROSS NORTH OF COUNTRY

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....is a device sent into space that moves continually around the Earth.

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is an instrument that makes things look larger and nearer.

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…………….. is a group of people who work on a spacecraft.

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…………….. is a sudden or repeated bright light.

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…………….. is a flight by a spacecraft to perform a specific task.

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…………….. is the whole mass of air that surrounds the Earth.

Match the words to form collocations.

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Be careful walking on the old bridge! It might          [collapse, sink] under your weight!

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A water pipe       [burst, broke] and now the whole house is flooded.

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Residents were           [rescued, evacuated] from the building because there was a strong smell of gas.

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Fran has fallen and           [scratched, twisted]her knee; she can hardly walk.

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There’s no time to       [lose, waste]. Her plane arrives in 20 minutes.

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Did anyone on board          [escape, survive]the plane crash?

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Sally badly          [treated, injured]her back trying to lift the rock.

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During the earthquake, falling debris completely        [buried, bumped] the car.

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They decided to put...their trip because of the cold weather.

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The firefighters managed to put... the forest fire.

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Could you put me ... to the police, please?

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We can't put... this heat any more!

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Put... your thick coat; it's freezing outside.