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Nature Environment Related SubstitutionsSet 2

1Butterflies and beetles are examples of these. Bigger animals like frogs eat them.

2A leafy roof formed by tail trees.

3Deepest part of a stream

4There was a really terrible ..... and the ship sank.

5A lot of water everywhere because of a lot of rain

6Having a population so dense that the environment is negatively impacted

7A stream of water moving very fast

8A natural hot spring that spouts water into the air

9People have no food for a long time and many people die

10A small stream of water coming from the ground.

11What is this word?The increase in temperature of the earth's atmosphere

12A celestial body orbiting around a planet or star.

13..... a blue flowering plant, was used to dye cloth.

14Water that falls from the clouds.

15In Alaska, the ecotourism operators are designed to help minimise tourism ....., which may be more difficult to control as an independent traveler.

16A thick or dense froth of shrubs, bushes, or small trees

17The moon is appearing to get larger

18What is an area of land adjacent to water on three sides?

19An area that not too hot or cold.

20Dark clouds that may produce thunderstorms are called .....

21Which word means a hot and barron wasteland.

22A circular windstorm

23The ..... included activities such as kayaking, hiking, and snorkeling.

24It is a long period with little to no rain, occurs.

25Read the definition and choose the correct word.All the living things of the same kind that live in the same place make up a .....

26If we keep destroying the environment, many animal species will become ......

27Surface temperature

28The little wind is called " ..... ".

29A forest is a complex ..... where trees, animals, and insects all depend on each other.

30My temperature never gets below freezing as I fall to the ground and I remain a liquid all the way to Earth.

31So many new things can be made from paper, bottles and tins.Remember to put them into blue, brown and yellow bins.Q:They are ..... bins.

32Global warming can reduce crop harvests globally, which may lead to .....

33A small natural stream of water

34A species of plants or animals that is in of danger of becoming extinct.

35A flower that is brown in the middle with yellow petals around the outside.

36A long period of very dry weather.

37The burning of some fuels creates carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, methane and other gases which rise into the atmosphere.

38A split or crack that forms a long, narrow opening.

39The Moon is a .....

40This is a very large object in space, like Earth or Mars, that moves around a star.

41These are catastrophic events that often occur without warning and disrupt the ecosystem, causing damage to personal lives, property, transportation, and livelihood

42Guess Who Am I?I am vegetable. I am brown. I am round and small.

43A plant that has long, twisting stems and climbs upward.

44If man continues to destroy the forests, many animals will become .....

45A prolonged period lacking rainfall that leads to a shortage of water.It hadn't rained for three months straight and the ..... began to kill our crops.

46To use something again is to .....

47The continuous movement of water within the Earth, at its surface and in its atmosphere.

48Rock that falls to earth from space

49CLOSEST in meaning: Unlike acid rain or deforestation, global warming may not be visible.

50Bright green precious stone

51A snowstorm with very strong winds

52..... -protecting nature and wildlife.

53The gathering of ripe crops for a season

54Lying, growing, worn, performed, or operating below the surface of the water

55The Earth moves in predicable patterns. One of these patterns causes the seasons as the Earth moves around the Sun along its elliptical orbit. This movement is referred to as-

56A small roundish juicy fruit without a stone

57Energy comes from coal, oil .....

58Process by which plants and some other organisms use light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and high-energy carbohydrates such as sugars and starches

59An oval, yellow fruit that has sour juice.

60A long period of dry weather and not enough water

61Rise in the water level of oceans and rivers; the islands and coastal areas are the most vulnerable to this phenomenon.