We're reading an _________ book this week

She is the woman _________ sister looks after my baby.

- Jane: "I'm sorry I've broken your vase."

- Anna: "_____________."

- Maria: "What do you think of American films?"

- Piere: "____________________."

Thanks for the flowers you sent me while I was in hospital. They helped to cheer me _________.

The air is _________ polluted by exhaust fume from cars.

We're still spending _________ money on things we don't really need.

She suggests _________ on a picnic next Sunday.

People use the Internet _________ many different purposes.

It was _________ a boring film that I left before the end.

Let's go for a long walk, _________?

Write the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose primary stress is different from the other three in each of the following questions.

Write the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose primary stress is different from the other three in each of the following questions.

Read the following text and then write the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions below.

GROWING DESERTS

There are deserts all over the world. They can be found in Africa, China, South America, and North America. In some places, deserts are growing. This is a serious problem because deserts destroy farmland and ruin land where animals live. When people cannot grow food or find animals to eat, they have to leave their homes.

Sometimes, nature can cause deserts to spread. Wind can move sand away from deserts and onto useful land. When there is no rain for a long time, plants die and deserts grow. However, human can also cause deserts to grow. This is called desertification, and it happens in many ways. One way is when people cause too much air pollution, which can make an area hotter. Hotter weather can reduce the amount of rain as well. Too many people in one area can also damage the land. In addition, having many animals can harm the land. When large animals like cows walk on soil too much, they turn it into dust. The wind easily blows this dust away. Trees help hold water in the ground. When people cut down too many trees, less water stays in the ground, and the soil is ruined.

All of these things can speed up desertification. To stop deserts from growing, people must think of ways to treat the land better.

How do humans cause desert growth?

Where are deserts found?