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  • The ice _____ are melting faster than ever before because of climate change.
    house
    creams
    caps
    hats
  • Which word means more than necessary?
    too
    enough
  • Choose the phrasal verb with the same meaning. "We need to LEAVE at 6am tomorrow if we wantg to arrive on time.
    set off
    carry on
    look after
    put off
  • What phrasal verb means 'think of'? "We have to ________ a solution to the climate change soon!"
    set off
    use up
    come up with
    run out of
  • He wasn't strong ____ to lift that heavy bar!
    too
    enough
  • Finish the phrsal verb " I can't come out today, I have to ______ after my little sister"
    keep
    take
    look
    set
  • _______ fuels, like oil and gas, are created from the dead bodies of animals from the past. We find them underground.
    clean
    fossil
    dirty
    gas
  • Which word means sufficient?
    too
    enough
  • Coal and gas are renewable energy sources.
    True
    False
  • Which phrasal verb DOES NOT have a similar meaning to the MAIN verb
    give off
    die out
    heat up
    run out
  • I don't feel very well. I've eaten ______ much.
    too
    enough
  • Which sentence is correct?
    We have enough money.
    We have money enough.
  • If you want to be more healthy, you should ________ eating junk food.
    use up
    give up
    come up with
    break down
  • What's the name for energy from WIND, SOLAR and WATER? Meaning - it doesn't run out like fossil fuels.
    renewable energy
    fossil fuels
    old energy
    renewable fuels
  • "?" are important because they remove CO2 from the atmosphere, provide O2 and are home to 1/2 the worlds animal species.
    fossil fuels
    ice caps
    rainforests
    oceans
  • Climate _______ describes how the environment is changing because of pollution and fossil fuels.
    break
    warm
    change
    smoke
  • CO2 is known as a 'greenhouse gas' because it heats up the earth.
    True
    False
  • What's the meaning of the phrasal verb "carry on"?
    to continue
    to stop
    to pick something up
    to take care of
  • Don't worry. We still have ____ time to get there before it closes.
    too
    enough
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