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B2-C1 YKS NATURE

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  • Which option BEST defines “endangered”?
    At serious risk of eradication
    Commonly found in abundance
    Protected by strict laws
    Easily replaced or renewed
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  • Which word is CLOSEST in meaning to “resiliently”?
    Fragilely
    Passively
    Flexibly
    Cautiously
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  • What is the OPPOSITE of “pristine”?
    Polluted
    Untouched
    Pure
    Natural
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  • What does “abundant” mean?
    Limited in number
    Hidden from view
    Carefully measured
    Large in quantity
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  • Which is a synonym of “rigorous”?
    Relaxed
    Strict
    Casual
    Superficial
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  • Choose the antonym of “drastically”.
    Radically
    Slightly
    Intensely
    Severely
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  • The word “deplete” means:
    To gradually use up resources
    To preserve or protect
    To distribute evenly
    To make stronger
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  • What is the OPPOSITE of “contaminate”?
    Pollute
    Infect
    Spoil
    Purify
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  • What does “dispose” mean?
    To recycle properly
    To protect from harm
    To store something safely
    To get rid of something
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  • Which expression is CLOSEST to “die out”?
    Reproduce successfully
    Become extinct
    Multiply rapidly
    Thrive
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  • What is the OPPOSITE of “mitigate”?
    Ease
    Alleviate
    Intensify
    Reduce
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  • What does “degradation” mean?
    The act of improving a situation
    The careful preservation of something
    A sudden burst of energy
    The process of breaking down or declining in quality
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  • Which word is CLOSEST in meaning to “exploitation”?
    Restoration
    Protection
    Ignorance
    Abuse
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  • What is the OPPOSITE of “scarcity”?
    Poverty
    Shortage
    Abundance
    Deficiency
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  • The word “precipitation” refers to:
    The falling of rain, snow, or other forms of water from the
    The slow movement of land over time
    A violent volcanic eruption
    The act of removing harmful substances
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  • Which of the following is a synonym of “catastrophe”?
    Disaster
    Celebration
    Prosperity
    Improvement
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