It is not surprising ________ that alpacas are becoming a familiar sight in the fields of North America, Australia and the UK. ( therefore, already, otherwise, enough )

It wasn’t ______ the middle of the 20th century that alpacas became important again to farmers. ( until, after, during, before )

Horses need food and water in large _________ . ( totals, sums, numbers, amounts )

There are different types of horses such as coldbloods, which are large but gentle, and hotbloods that are _______ for their running ability. ( known, noticed, familiar, realised )

Both farmers and fashion designers began to recognise the ______ of alpacas again. ( prizes, rewards, qualities, points )

There are several different ______ of horses such as coldbloods or hotbloods. ( makes, styles, marks, sorts )

It's now also very _______ to see horses used in sports. ( obvious, clear, common, regular )

Alpacas were first _______ by the Inca people in the mountains of South America, more than six thousand years ago. ( brought, held, kept, grown )

Alpacas are easy to look _______ since they eat grass and are used to low temperatures. ( at, after, for, like )

Alpaca´s wool is lighter and warmer than sheep’s wool and _________ strong. ( only, also, instead, too )

These alpacas _______ clothes, food and fuel for their owners. ( supported, provided, turned, gained )

When Spanish explorers ________ in the fifteenth century, sheep were introduced to South America. ( reached, delivered, arrived, transferred )