1. Word building.

noun	verb	adjective
	offend
		domestic
remark
		beneficial
	to require
evolution
	to except
		possessive

2. Match an abbreviation in A to a phrase in B.

A	B
i.e.	for example (Latin: exempli gratia)
NB	that is to say (Latin: id est )
etc.	as soon as possible
e.g.	please note (Latin: nota bene)
asap	and so on (Latin: et cetera)
RSVP	please reply (French: respondez s`il vous plait)

3. Write another word with a similar meaning.

huge
remarkable
estimate
possess
extinct
impact
requirement
prolific
offspring
lack

4. Define the following words.

1	nourish
2	exploit
3	strain
4	domesticate
5	livestock
6	impact
7	herd
8	aridity

5. Draw a human and label parts of a human body.

Thumb, finger, palm, wrist, hand, arm, elbow, shoulder, neck, chest\breast, back, stomach, waist, hip, thigh, leg, knee, calf, shin, ankle, foot, heel, toe, sole.

6. Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

range crops fur diversity vectors research shape extensive jaw fever layers

Despite their great species ....................., all rodents share common features. Rodents have a single pair of incisors in each ...................., and the incisors grow continually throughout life. The incisors have thick enamel ...................... on the front but not on the back; this causes them to retain their chisel .................... as they are worn down. Rodents show a wide .................... of lifestyles, ranging from solitary organisms such as porcupines to highly social organisms living in .................... colonies, such as prairie dogs and naked mole rats.

Rodents cost billions of dollars in lost .................... each year, and some are ................ of human diseases such as plague, typhus, and Hanta ..................... However, various rodent species are economically important as sources of food or .................. in many parts of the world, and others are used extensively in biomedical ....................

7. Separate parts of an animal from bear`s food.

Ants, incisors, bees, fur, liver, seeds of trees, spine, roots of the skunk cabbage, skin, nuts, berries, insect larvae, paws, grubs, canines, honey, rodents, claws, fish, deer, pigs, sole, lambs, digestive system, salmon, fat.

parts of a mammal	food

Working with word combinations and sentences