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Vocabulary Worksheets
by
Rachel Spack Koch
Intermediate level
Azar Grammar Series
:
Fundamentals of English Grammar
, 3rd edition
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Chapter 8—Connecting Ideas
1.
Reading: Elephants
2.
Vocabulary practice
3.
Vocabulary practice
4.
Reading: Pliny Describes Elephants
5.
Vocabulary practice
6.
Vocabulary practice
7.
Vocabulary practice
8.
Which word doesn’t belong?
9.
Vocabulary review
10.
Word search game
Answer Key
Word List
Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 8: Connecting Ideas
Worksheet 1.
Reading:
Elephants
Read the questions and answers about elephants from a nature website. Then
answer the questions on the next page.
Elephants
Is it true that elephants never forget anything?
Elephants do have
remarkable
memories. This helps
them to
survive
well
in the wild
. They can find food
and water during times of
drought
because they can
remember places to drink and to find food.
Elephants usually remember each other for their whole
lifetime
, even
though they may not see each other for many years.
Why do elephants have such large ears?
Elephants have their
enormous
ears so they can cool themselves. The ears
act as cooling
devices
, like two huge
fans
. When the animal
flaps
its ears,
the blood temperature goes down 5 degrees Celsius (9 degrees Fahrenheit).
Can elephants run?
Elephants are actually
incapable
of running, but they can walk
very fast. Researchers have recorded speeds of elephants
moving elephants at 18-20 miles (29-32 kilometers) per hour!
This is as fast as world-class Olympic hurdlers.
Are elephants afraid of mice?
At one time many people thought elephants were afraid of mice,
but this is not true. It’s a
myth
. In zoos, a mouse sometimes runs
around very near the
tip
of an elephant’s
trunk
, but the elephant
ignores
it.
Is it true that the normal lifespan of an elephant is 100 years?
Although many people believe that elephants live for over 100 years, the
oldest elephant ever recorded died on February 26, 2003, at the age of 86.
He had lived in the Taipei Zoo in Taiwan.
The
average lifespan
of an elephant in the wild is about 50 years. When an
elephant in the wild dies of old age, it’s often because its last teeth have
worn out
. It can’t eat any more, and dies of hunger. Well cared-for
elephants in zoos live longer. Their average lifespan can be close to 70 years.
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 8: Connecting Ideas
Worksheet 1, page 2
Circle T if the statement is true according to the reading. Circle F if the statement is
false.
1.
T / F Elephants have excellent memories.
2.
T / F Elephants can find food and water even when the weather is
extremely dry.
3.
T / F Elephants don’t forget other elephants.
4.
T / F Elephants have huge ears.
5.
T / F Elephants’ ears serve mostly so they can hear very, very well.
6.
T / F Elephants can run very fast.
7.
T / F Elephants are afraid of mice.
8.
T / F Scientists have records of elephants that have lived to be 100 years
old.
9.
T / F Elephants in the wild live for about 60 years, on average.
10.
T / F Although elephants in certain zoos are extremely well cared-for,
elephants in zoos never live as long as elephants in the wild. They
die younger.
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 8: Connecting Ideas
Worksheet 2.
Vocabulary practice
Circle the letter of the correct meaning of the word or phrase in bold.
1. Ethan has
remarkable
abilities in music. He is only five years old, but he
is already famous as a violinist.
a. strange
b. unusual and excellent
c. inherited
2. All the trees are dying. There has been a
drought
for two years.
a. period of cold weather
b. period without care
c. period without rain
3. There are
enormous
areas of wilderness in northern Canada.
a. very big
b. very cold
c. very dry
4. The police can record the speed of a moving car with a radar
device.
a. machine or tool that does a special job
b. automobile
c. computer
5. Penguins
flap
their wings, but they don’t fly.
a. move up and down
b. move in and out
c. move around
6. Newborn babies
are incapable
of walking.
a. have the ability
b. don’t have the ability
c. are tired
7. In many countries of the world, little children think that Santa Claus brings
them presents, but this is a
myth.
a. fact
b. story that is untrue
c. history
8. Janet never answers the phone when she is studying. If it rings, she just
ignores
it.
a. pays no attention to
b. turns it off
c. doesn’t know anything about
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Vocabulary Worksheets
Fundamentals of English Grammar, 3
rd
Third Edition
Chapter 8: Connecting Ideas
Worksheet 3.
Vocabulary practice
Complete the sentences with the correct word or phrase from the word pool.
average
fan
hunger
hungry
in the wild
in the world
life style
lifetime
survive
tail
tip
trunk
world class
worn out
1.
My great-grandfather is 91 years old. He tells wonderful stories about
events that happened during his ___________________________.
2.
Plants can’t ___________________________ without water and light.
3.
A ___________________________ makes the air cooler.
4.
We had to buy a new refrigerator because the one we had had for 25
years was ________________________.
5.
An elephant has a long
___________________________.
6.
In zoos, animals receive food and care from
zookeepers, but___________________________ animals have to find
their own food.
7.
The ___________________________ age at retirement was 62.4
years in the United States in 2000.
8.
The goal of the charity is to eliminate
___________________________ all over the world.
9.
The best hotel in the city is a five-star hotel. You can
say that it is a___________________________
hotel.
10.When the _______________________ of a pencil
breaks off, you can’t write with the pencil.
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