A particular aspect of someone or something that is not as good as it could be. EX: Her ................ is public speaking in social gatherings.
a weak point
survive (v) - survival - survivor (n)
run away
constantly telling others what they should do. EX: "You can't wear that hat, " said Monica in her usual ............voice.
bossy (a) - boss (n)
A KNIFE / KNIVES
a long walk over land such as hills, mountains, or forests. EX: We did an eight-hour ........... yesterday.
a trek (n) - to trek / to do a trek
A MIRROR
pick fruit
to do something for a particular purpose or in a particular way. EX: He ..........ed as if he’d never seen me before.
act (v) - action (n) - actor / actress (n) - active (a)
EX: He was too ............ to ask her to dance with him.
shy (a) - shyness (a)
to build a shelter
USE A MIRROR AND THE SUN TO SIGNAL (N/V) FOR HELP
nervous (a)
SURVIVAL COURSE
............ people do not often talk about or show their feelings or thoughts. EX: Marcus is more ............ than his brother.
reserved (a)
climb a tree
to charge (v) - charger (n) - chargeable (a)
healthy and strong, especially as a result of exercise. EX: I jog to keep ............. EX: I'm trying to improve my .............. by cycling to work.
be fit (a) - (physical) finess (n)
to follow instructions
A LIGHTER
make a noise
to not change or progress at all, even though time has passed
to sand still
move at night
If you say that a person is .........., you mean the person behaves in ways that relate more to the realities of the world than to ideas or desires.
practical (a)
HEALTH PROBLEMS
a helmet
find drinking water
to do something which might cause loss, injury etc. EX: Don't ....... any ........... - just call the police.
take risk = to risk (v) - a risk (n) - risky (a)
EX: The doctor recommended I change my ..................
eating habit
very severe or bad. EX: In ............. cases, the disease can lead to blindness.
extreme (a)
jungle
A FIRST AID KIT
A SLEEPING BAG
EX: She was elected as .............. of the campaign group.
leader (n) - to lead (v) - leading (a)
to avoid (v) - avoidance (n) - (un)avoidable (a)
waterfall
A TORCH / A FLASHLIGHT
wanting very much to win or be more successful than other people. EX: You're very ........... - it's meant to be a friendly match!
competitive (a) - competition (n) - compete (v) - competitor (n)
A ROPE
personal quality (n)
safety vest
EX: You know me - I like a .................
a challenge (n) - to challenge (v) - challenging (a)
light a fire
A MAP
A WATER BOTTLE
river
safe from and protected against damage or attack. EX: The house isn’t very .............. – we need some new locks.
(in)secure (a) - to secure (v) - (in)security (n) - security (n)
A TENT
difficult to do or to deal with. EX: They've had a ............. life.
tough (a)
follow the river
keep cool
desert
use the sun
EX: It's a really ............ idea but I don't think his boss is going to go for it.
clever (n)
COMPASS