Seeing Australia's Most Famous Animals - Test 1

B2 First · Multiple Choice Cloze · Cambridge B2 First 4, Cambridge University Press

For questions 1–8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning.

leave

carry

set

break

unknown

unclear

uncertain

unlikely

come

bring

get

look

deals

offers

specialises

focuses

incident

occasion

instance

time

just

simply

well

deeply

blend

gather

attend

combine

place

row

queue

line

Many international visitors to Australia (0) ___ the country through the city of Melbourne and (1) ___ out on their tours from there. If you do so, it's extremely (2) ___ that you will ever (3) ___ across kangaroos or koalas in the city. You'll have to get out of town to see them. You can always book a tour that (4) ___ wildlife watching experiences. On the other hand, you may decide to do it on your own. In that case, head out on the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne and you'll see the Kennett River Holiday Park. You'll soon find loads of koalas in the trees. After your (5) ___ there, drive up to the Grampians National Park. It's (6) ___ worth taking an afternoon walk there before renting a room at the Kookaburra Lodge looking out on the stunning scenery. Kangaroos (7) ___ in large groups at sunrise and sunset, and you'll have a front (8) ___ seat.

Seeing Australia's most famous animals

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gain

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