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Exercise 1: Questions 21 - 25
Read the article below and answer the questions on the opposite page.
CARMINE RESCUE
We're about to set out to visit one of the largest flocks of carmine bee-eaters that
visit Namibia annually to breed.
We (a) (to climb) on board the flat-bottomed boat with all our camera gear
and settle down for the ride. We've barely pulled away from the riverbank when
something (b) _ (to catch) our attention in the river. Hearing the desperate call
of a tiny creature in the water, we see a small reddish bird swimming frantically
towards the boat. As we approach, the little bird's head and open (c) (to
squeak) beak, pink body and wings become visible just under the water surface.
This is a member of the enormous flock of bee-eaters we've come to visit, and it's
exhausted and close to drowning.
The boatman pulls the boat closer and Martin instinctively and quickly (d) (to
offer) his open hand to the little creature, which clambers gratefully aboard. Its
feathers are completely (e) (to soak) and all it can do is lie there with its eyes
closed in the friendly stranger's hand.​

Answer 1

Resposta:

vish nao falo

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