PET Reading Part 5 (game 3)

In 1958, LEGO received a patent for new bricks that not only had studs on top, but tubes inside that lock onto the studs of _______ bricks and hold them securely together. ( next, another, other, others )

But it is the elephant's trunk that is the ________ important to them. ( best, most, more, worst )

In London not ______ the parks are in the city centre. ( each, whole, every, all )

In the 1950s, the name was changed to LEGO bricks, and ___ began selling construction set and a few vehicles. ( too, either, also, above )

Elephants trunks are also very strong. In ____, they could uproot large trees from the ground if they needed to. ( order, fact, advance, case )

Kristiansen named his company LEGO, a word ______ by combining the first two letters of leg and godt. ( formed, organised, sorted, regulated )

London is famous _______ its parks and gardens. ( by, for, from, with )

In 1932, a carpenter named Ole Kirk Kristiansen started a company in Denmark, that ____ stepladders, ironing boards, and toys. ( did, turned, reached, made )

All these areas of green give the city dwellers an excellent ____ to enjoy some peace and quiet away from traffic and crowded streets. ( chance, knowledge, account, source )

In ancient times, religion was a way to _____ sense of the mysteries of our world. ( make, do, take, give )

Hyde Park ______ to be a hunting ground and is still popular with horse riders. ( should, ought, used, have )

________ part of the elephant´s anatomy is helpful to the elephant to survive in their environment. ( None, Both, Each, All )

When you think about the ________ of an elephant do you think of their trunks, their tusks, their huge ears, or just their immense size? ( marks, points, features, articles )

Evil spirits were thought to be responsible ______ bad weather and disease, for instance. ( of, for, by, in )

In St James's Park you can watch and ______ swans, ducks, geese and other water birds. ( feed, eat, breed, lead )

The elephant´s trunk gives them the ability to grasp and to ______ up objects. ( pick, go, raise, grow )

Even today, when people know the scientific explanations for such things as thunder or the eruption of volcanoes, ______ look to religion to explain some of the harder questions. ( many, lots, plenty, much )

Most religions spring from the same basic human need to _____ in a great power or powers. ( consider, admit, accept, believe )

In ancient times, religion was a way to explain the mysteries of the _____ world. ( customary, essential, typical, natural )

Those who like a good argument should go to the Speakers' Corner to listen to individuals _____ their speeches on various subjects. ( doing, giving, taking, talking )

Even though an elephant has a total of 24 sharp teeth, they only ______ to use two or three of these teeth at the same time. ( make, do, set, put )

Lego began selling their toys ______ of Denmark for the first time after World War II. ( outside, apart, away, outdoors )

People prayed to friendly spirits, whom they believed could help them win battles or ______ better crops. ( breed, gain, rise, grow )

The Danish word Godt means ________ "play well". ( from, for, to, after )