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  • I love taking photographs. Sometimes, I wait _____ (quiet) for hours for a bee to land on a flower, for example.
    quietly
  • A poor camera can HIGH / EASILY / WELL make a photo come out BADLY / GOOD / LITTLE.
    easily; badly
  • How many animals live in this area?
    ...
  • You SHOULDN'T / CAN'T / CAN take a great photos with the right location.
    can
  • The engineer is designing a robotic hand with _____ fingers, so that it can be used to grab and hold things.
    moveable / movable
  • Think about how MUCH / MANY / EASILY time you can spend taking photos.
    how much
  • Should you be very loud during a test?
    ...
  • How MUCH / MANY / LITTLE different birds or plants can you photograph in one place?
    How many
  • How much time do you spend watching films?
    ...
  • There are few rhinos in the wild. They are an _____ species.
    endangered
  • Can you easily do 20 pushups?
    ...
  • The baby leopard only weighs two _____.
    kilograms
  • You CAN / SHOULD / SHOULDN'T expect your first shot to be perfect.
    shouldn't
  • Getting a great photo takes LITTLE / FEW / A LOT OF of patience.
    a lot of
  • Can robots take better photographs than people?
    ...
  • Robots are also used in hospitals, to _____ patients with pain.
    help
  • You SHOULD / SHOULDN'T / CAN'T think carefully about what you want to photograph.
    should
  • How does she work?
    ...
  • Some pandas live in _____, where workers can take care of them.
    captivity
  • Should you tell someone where you are going?
    ...
  • Robotic cameras are used in _____ projects. They can tell us where animals live so we can protect them.
    conservation
  • How many books have you got?
    ...
  • You don't want to choose a place with LITTLE / FEW / MANY interesting things to photograph.
    few
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