On screen B1+ Unit 5 Vocabulary

Fill in: pollution, hotels, patterns,       , light, cut,bulbs.

1 Using low-energy ……………………. can save you a lot of money on your electricity bill.

Fill in: pollution, hotels, patterns, bulbs,cut, light,     .

During the power ……………………., we lit candles and sat around the kitchen table.

Fill in:           , hotels, patterns, bulbs,pollution, light, cut.

Light ……………………. can seriously affect the local wildlife.

Fill in: pollution,        , patterns, bulbs, light, cut, hotels.

The light from seafront ……………………. can prevent baby turtles from reaching the sea.

Fill in: patterns,pollution, hotels,          , bulbs, light, cut.

Brian’s sleep ……………………. are being disrupted by the new streetlight outside his window.

Fill in: pollution, hotels, patterns, bulbs,       , cut.

The security ……………………. turns on whenever it senses someone passing the house.

The charity works to …….. the environment.

Pollution has a serious …….. on people’s health.

There are some bugs …….. around the table.

Match the global issues to the newspaper headlines.

Match the words to form collocations.

Choose the correct item.

We should …….. paper to same trees.

Choose the correct item.

The charity works to …….. the environment.

Choose the correct item.

Pollution has a serious …….. on people’s health.

Choose the correct item.

There are some bugs …….. around the table.

Choose the correct item.

Don’t …….. the tap while brushing your teeth.

Fill in: wildlife, reserves, ecosystem, organisations, population,

habitat, governments.

The snow leopard is a large cat whose natural 1) ……….. is the high forested regions of Central and South Asia. Many of these regions have been developed, which has greatly affected the local 2) ……….. . Because the snow leopard’s 3) ………………….. has been destroyed, its 4) …………….. is now only around 7,000. Conservation 5) ………………….. aim to save the snow leopard and, with the help of 6) ………………….. around Asia, nature 7) ………………….. have been created so that it can live in peace.

Choose the correct preposition.

Terry doesn’t buy products from companies which experiment on/with animals

Choose the correct preposition.

Living in highly polluted areas can lead from/to health problems.

Choose the correct preposition.

They marvelled at/with the beauty of the sculpture made entirely from recycled materials

Choose the correct preposition.

It might rain; I can see some clouds through/on the horizon.

Choose the correct preposition.

All the crew were at/in a panic when the tanker started capsizing

Choose the correct preposition.

The Siberian tiger is at/in risk of becoming extinct.

Choose the correct preposition.

Animals should live on/in the wild rather than being locked up in zoos.

Choose the correct preposition.

Tina got confused by/from the instructions the man at the recycling centre gave her.

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

The President wants to introduce ........................... healthcare
for all citizens. (AFFORD)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

Pollution is a(n) .....................................................
issue which needs to be controlled urgently. (GLOBE)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

Pam enjoyed looking up at the ............................... skies when she
went camping. (STAR)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

For .................................reasons, Keith couldn’t manage to find a job. (VARY)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

It’s up to each ..................................................... to sort out their recyclable waste. (RESIDE)

Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.

The whole town was left in complete ....................
because of the power cut. (DARK)

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Please, turn …………… the music. It’s giving me a terrible headache!

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Let’s turn …………… the TV and go outside to enjoy the nice weather.

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Ned turned …………… an invitation he received for a charity dinner.

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Could you turn …………… the volume? I can’t hear what the news presenter is saying.

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Jim’s day turned …………… a nightmare when he lost his job.

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Rita turned it …………… in her mind before making a decision.

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Tim’s visit to the homeless shelter turned …………… to be an important moment in his life.

Phrasal Verbs

Fill in: off, on, out, up, into, over, down.

Please, turn ..... the light , I can see nothing