Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps sharp humped

9th form

Module 3

Vocabulary

A Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.

e.g. sharp humped

a) The Colossal Squid differs from other types of squids in that it has sharp hooks on its tentacles.

b) Most descriptions of lake monsters are about creatures with long necks and humped backs.

1.  extinct    mythical a) People thought the Coelacanth was a(n) ……………………. species of fish, until a fisherman caught one in 1938. b) Annie loves story books about dragons, giants and other ……………………. creatures.	5.   survived   existed a) Although many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove the creature ever ………………… . b) Can you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow ………………… and was still alive today?
2.   imagination   illusion a) Jonathan’s vivid …………………. is what makes him able to write spine-chilling ghost stories. b) Did the magician really make the man disappear or was it just an optical ………………….?	6.  sightings   sights a) Old castles are very popular …………….. in Britain. b) Two fishermen reported …………………. of a strange ten-legged creature in the lake yesterday.
3.  glaring   staring a) Rosie couldn’t stop ………………… at the beautiful rainbow, as it was the first time she had ever seen one. b) Why are you ………………… at Stewart so angrily? Has he done something wrong?	7.   spotted   glanced a) When Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they ……………………. around the room to see where they were coming from. b) Has the research team ……………………. anything unusual in the area?
4.   reflection   shadow a) The moon was so bright that James could see his …………………. in the lake. b) When David saw the …………………. of a strange animal in the bushes, he started shaking like a leaf.	8.   horrifying   violent a) Last night I dreamt that a …………………. whirlpool was pulling me to the bottom of the ocean. b) Andrew’s nightmare was absolutely ………………….; he dreamt that a threeheaded monster was approaching him, but he couldn’t move.

 B Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use.

similar  giant  lurks  glimpse  dull  appears  alike  mind  corridor  human fantasy  brain  impact

9	Eric has a brilliant ………………; he’s sure to become a famous scientist one day.	14	This couldn’t be a(n) ……………… print; it’s far too wide and half a metre long!
10	The old castle had a dark, mysterious ………………leading to the dungeons below.	15	The strange creature disappeared before we managed to catch a ……………… of it.
11	When Natasha is stressed out, she always dreams that a snake-headed monster ……………… suddenly and starts chasing her.	16	According to Norwegian legend, the Kraken was a(n) ……………… monster that lived in the sea.
12	These two paintings look so much ……………… that you have to look really closely to see the few differences they have.	17	I don’t like this painting. I think the ……………… brown and grey colours the artist has used give it a sad feeling.
13	Garry really lives in a(n) ……………… world! He believes that he will be the one who will take pictures of Bigfoot first!	18	Cubism and Surrealism are two styles of painting that have had a great ……………… on modern art.

Grammar

C Put the verbs into the correct past tense.

19.   Sandra ……………… (paint) for three years before she sold her first painting.

20.   Benjamin ……………… (gasp) in horror when he saw the ghostly figure.

21.   It was the first time that Elizabeth ……………… (ever/see) pictures of Bigfoot.

22.   Claire ……………… (drive) along a country road, when a huge creature came out of nowhere                 and fell onto her car.

23.  The research team ……………… (find) an unusual fossil and took it back to the lab to examine   it.

24.   While Lisa ……………… (read) a book, her brother was listening to music.

25.   Alex didn’t go to the photographic exhibition

because he ……………… (not/finish) his homework.

Test 3

D Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets.

e.g. James believed in ghosts when he was a child. (used to)

James used to believe in ghosts when he was a child.

26.   In the past, my sister made fun of  Surrealist paintings, but now she loves them. (used to) ……………………………………………….	28.   Sally visited her grandparents quite often when she still lived in London. (would) ……………………………………………….. …………………………………………………
27.   Eleanor’s parents never bought her books about monsters when she was a child. (used to) …………………………………………….	29.   When I was still at school, I read a new ghost story every week. (would) ……………………………………………….. ………………………………………………..

E Underline the correct item.

30.   It can’t/may be a coincidence, but isn’t it strange that I was thinking about John at the exact moment he called me?

31.   You may not/can’t have seen a ghost. They’re not real!

32.   The style of that painting must/may be Cubism, because the artist has used square and rectangular shapes.

33.   Our house can’t/may be haunted; we’ve lived here for years and we’ve never seen or heard anything unusual going on.

34.   Susan may/must be at the photographic exhibition, but I’m not sure.

35.   The magician’s assistant hasn’t truly disappeared; our eyes may/must be playing tricks on us!

Everyday English

F Choose the correct response.

36  A: Do you have any idea what dreaming about wild animals means? B: a I can’t say for sure.      b That can’t be right.	38 A: Last night I dreamt that a huge spider was chasing me. B: a That’s a thought!      b What do you think this means?
37 A: Don’t worry, your dream probably means that you’re stressed. B: a Is everything alright?     b Do you really think so?	39 A: I woke up at 2:00 am and couldn’t get back to sleep. B: a Poor you!      b That’s a relief!

8 form

Test module 3

Variant 1

№1.
Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.

1.     
horrifying/violent

a)     
Andrew’s
nightmare was absolutely … ; he dreamt that a three-headed monster was
approaching him, but he couldn’t move.

b)     
Last
night dreamt that a … whirlpool was pulling me to the bottom of the ocean.

2.     
sharp/humped

a)     
The
Colossal Squid differs from other types of squids in that it has … hooks on its
tentacles.

b)     
Most
descriptions of lake monsters are about creatures with long necks and … backs.

3.     
imagination/illusions

a)     
Did
the magical really make the man disappear or was it just an optical … ?

b)     
Jonatan’s
vivid … it what makes him able to write spine-chilling ghost stories.

4.     
survived/existed

a)     
Although
many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove
the creature ever … .

b)     
Can
you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow … and was still alive
today?

5.     
reflection/shadow

a)     
The
moon was so bright that James could see his … in the lake.

b)     
When
David saw the … of a strange animal in the bushes, he started shaking like a
leaf.

6.     
glaring/staring

a)     
Why
are you … at Stewart so angrily? Has he done something wrong?

b)     
Rosie
couldn’t stop … at the beautiful rainbow, as it was the first time she had ever
seen one.

7.     
spotted/glanced

a)     
Has
the research team … anything unusual in the area?

b)     
When
Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they … around the room to see where they
were coming from.

8.     
extinct/mythical

a)     
People
thought the Coelacanth was a(n) … species of fish, until a fisherman caught one
in 1938.

b)     
Annie
loves story books about dragons, giants and other … creatures.

№2. Fill in
the missing word. There are three words you don’t need to use.

Survived;
violent; sightings; humped; sights; mythical; rustling; glare; torture;
imagination; dull; glimpse; illusion.

1.     
Nessie could be a
dinosaur that somehow … .

2.     
The Kraken would
create a whirlpool to pull ships down to the bottom of the sea.

3.     
Nessie has a long
neck and a … back.

4.     
We caught a(n) …
of a weird-looking creature hiding in the bushes.

5.     
Cubist
paintings often have … colours.

6.     
People
who see one picture inside another are experiencing an optical … .

7.     
Many
old castles used to have … chambers.

8.     
… of
strange creature have been reported by people all over the world.

9.     
As the
wind blew the leaves made a … sound.

10. 
Every
culture has stories of … creatures.

№3. Put the
verbs into the correct past tense.

1.     
I didn’t sleep well as night
because I … (worry) about my exams.

2.     
This time last
week we … (lie) on a beach.

3.     
Kate was bored
because she … (not/go out) all weekend.

4.     
John … (wash) the
car when it started to rain.

5.     
We … (walk) for
an hour when it started to rain.

6.     
Daniel felt illlast night because he … (eat) sweets all
day.

7.     
After Bill …
(mow) the lawn, he collected the grass cuttings for compost.

№4. Underline the correct item.

1.     
A: Is she from
the royal family?

B: Sure. She has a porche. She must/can’t be rich.

2.     
A: Do you think
this painting is an original?

B: No, it can’t/must be. The
original is in a museum in Paris.

3.     
A: Is that portain of a man or woman?

B: I’m not sure, I think it may/must
be of a man.

4.     
A: Are you coming
to the art museum with us?

B: I may/must come. I haven’t
decided yet.

5.     
A: Did the
artists Claude Monet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir ever meet?

B: They must/may have. Renoir
painted a portrait of Monet in 1875.

6.     
A: Is that an oil
painting?

B: It must/can’t be. That
artist only worked with oil.

№5. Choose the correct response.

1.     
A: I woke up at
2:00 am and couldn’t get pack to sleep.

B: a) Poor you!                              b)
That’s a relief!

2.     
A: Your dream
might mean that you’ll meet someone new.

B: a) That’s horrible!                    b)
You can’t be serious!

3.     
A: Don’t worry,
your dream probably means that you’re stressed.

B: a) Is everything alright?           b)
Do you really think so?

4.     
A: Last night I
dreamt that a huge spider was chasing me.

B: a) That’s a thought!                  b)
What do you think this means?

5.     
A: Do you have
any idea what dreaming about wild animals means?

B: a) I can’t say for sure.              b)
That can’t be right.

№6. Read the
text and match the phrases (A-F) to the gaps (1-5). There is one extra phrase.

PLATYPUS

The platypus is a strange little creature found only in
Australia. When the first platypus was sent to Europe in the 19^th
century, the scientists who examined it just could not believe their eyes. They
believed the platypus was a joke, 1) … . They thought some fun-loving
Australian had put the feet and nose of a duck onto the body of a rat, 2) … !

But platypuses are real, 3) … . Platypuses have a nose like a
duck, webbed feet like a duck, soft brown fur on their body and a long, flat
tail like a beaver. As if that weren’t strange enough, even though they are
mammals (which means they feed their babies milk), platypuses don’t give birth
to live babies 4) … . No wonder scientists couldn’t decide for a very long time
if platypuses were birds, reptiles or mammals.

But the platypus has even more wonderful characteristics.
Platypuses find their food in rivers by using electric fields. And, if they are
in danger, male platypuses have sharp hooks on their feet 5) … . It’s no
surprise then, that this special, shy little animal is one of Australia’s most
famous creatures. A picture of the platypus appears on the Australian 20 cent
coin. Australians are very proud of their unique
platypus.

A)    
and there is no other creature like them on Earth.

B)     
which makes them part-reptile, part-mammal, part-bird.

C)     
because of its extremely strange appearance.

D)    
That produce poison strong enough to kill a dog.

E)     
but instead lay eggs just like birds.

F)     
just to play a trick on them.

№7. A popular teenage magazine has asked its teenage readers
to send in short stories with the title “What a Coincidence!”. Write your story
for the magazine (120-180 words).

8 form

Test module 3

Variant 2

№1.
Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.

1.     
reflection/shadow

a)     
The
moon was so bright that James could see his … in the lake.

b)     
When
David saw the … of a strange animal in the bushes, he started shaking like a
leaf.

2.     
extinct/mythical

a)     
People
thought the Coelacanth was a(n) … species of fish, until a fisherman caught one
in 1938.

b)     
Annie
loves story books about dragons, giants and other … creatures.

3.     
horrifying/violent

a)     
Andrew’s
nightmare was absolutely … ; he dreamt that a three-headed monster was
approaching him, but he couldn’t move.

b)     
Last
night dreamt that a … whirlpool was pulling me to the bottom of the ocean.

4.     
survived/existed

a)     
Although
many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove
the creature ever … .

b)     
Can
you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow … and was still alive
today?

5.     
survived/existed

a)     
Although
many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove
the creature ever … .

b)     
Can
you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow … and was still alive
today?

6.     
imagination/illusions

a)     
Did
the magical really make the man disappear or was it just an optical … ?

b)     
Jonatan’s
vivid … it what makes him able to write spine-chilling ghost stories.

7.     
sharp/humped

a)     
The
Colossal Squid differs from other types of squids in that it has … hooks on its
tentacles.

b)     
Most
descriptions of lake monsters are about creatures with long necks and … backs.

8.     
spotted/glanced

a)     
Has
the research team … anything unusual in the area?

b)     
When
Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they … around the room to see where they
were coming from.

№2. Fill in
the missing word. There are three words you don’t need to use.

Survived;
violent; sightings; humped; sights; mythical; rustling; glare; torture;
imagination; dull; glimpse; illusion.

1.     
… of
strange creature have been reported by people all over the world.

2.     
Every
culture has stories of … creatures.

3.     
Many
old castles used to have … chambers.

4.     
As the
wind blew the leaves made a … sound.

5.     
The Kraken would
create a whirlpool to pull ships down to the bottom of the sea.

6.     
Nessie has a long
neck and a … back.

7.     
Cubist
paintings often have … colours.

8.     
People
who see one picture inside another are experiencing an optical … .

9.     
We caught a(n) …
of a weird-looking creature hiding in the bushes.

10.  Nessie could be a dinosaur that
somehow … .

№3. Put the
verbs into the correct past tense.

1.     
Daniel felt illlast night because he … (eat) sweets all
day.

2.     
Kate was bored
because she … (not/go out) all weekend.

3.     
After Bill …
(mow) the lawn, he collected the grass cuttings for compost.

4.     
This time last
week we … (lie) on a beach.

5.     
John … (wash) the
car when it started to rain.

6.     
We … (walk) for
an hour when it started to rain.

7.     
I didn’t sleep well as night
because I … (worry) about my exams.

№4. Underline the correct item.

1.     
A: Is that an oil
painting?

B: It must/can’t be. That
artist only worked with oil.

2.     
A: Did the
artists Claude Monet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir ever meet?

B: They must/may have. Renoir
painted a portrait of Monet in 1875.

3.     
A: Are you coming
to the art museum with us?

B: I may/must come. I haven’t
decided yet.

4.     
A: Is that portain of a man or woman?

B: I’m not sure, I think it may/must
be of a man.

5.     
A: Do you think
this painting is an original?

B: No, it can’t/must be. The
original is in a museum in Paris.

6.     
A: Is she from
the royal family?

B: Sure. She has a porche. She must/can’t be rich.

№5. Choose the correct response.

1.     
A: Do you have
any idea what dreaming about wild animals means?

B: a) I can’t say for sure.              b)
That can’t be right.

2.     
A: Last night I
dreamt that a huge spider was chasing me.

B: a) That’s a thought!                  b)
What do you think this means?

3.     
A: Your dream
might mean that you’ll meet someone new.

B: a) That’s horrible!                    b)
You can’t be serious!

4.     
A: Don’t worry,
your dream probably means that you’re stressed.

B: a) Is everything alright?           b)
Do you really think so?

5.     
A: I woke up at
2:00 am and couldn’t get pack to sleep.

B: a) Poor you!                             b)
That’s a relief!

№6. Read the
text and match the phrases (A-F) to the gaps (1-5). There is one extra phrase.

PLATYPUS

The platypus is a strange little creature found only in
Australia. When the first platypus was sent to Europe in the 19^th
century, the scientists who examined it just could not believe their eyes. They
believed the platypus was a joke, 1) … . They thought some fun-loving Australian
had put the feet and nose of a duck onto the body of a rat, 2) … !

But platypuses are real, 3) … . Platypuses have a nose like a
duck, webbed feet like a duck, soft brown fur on their body and a long, flat
tail like a beaver. As if that weren’t strange enough, even though they are
mammals (which means they feed their babies milk), platypuses don’t give birth
to live babies 4) … . No wonder scientists couldn’t decide for a very long time
if platypuses were birds, reptiles or mammals.

But the platypus has even more wonderful characteristics.
Platypuses find their food in rivers by using electric fields. And, if they are
in danger, male platypuses have sharp hooks on their feet 5) … . It’s no
surprise then, that this special, shy little animal is one of Australia’s most
famous creatures. A picture of the platypus appears on the Australian 20 cent
coin. Australians are very proud of their unique
platypus.

A)    
but instead lay eggs just like birds.

B)    
and there is no other creature like them on Earth.

C)     
That produce poison strong enough to kill a dog.

D)    
because of its extremely strange appearance.

E)     
just to play a trick on them.

F)     
which makes them part-reptile, part-mammal, part-bird.

№7. A popular teenage magazine has asked its teenage readers
to send in short stories with the title “What a Coincidence!”. Write your story
for the magazine (120-180 words).

Module 3 (Spotlight 9)

V -I

1 Match the words

1.sharp 2.huge 3.violent 4.optical 5.torture A chamber B illusion C hook D eyes E whirlpool

2 Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use

similar /giant / glimpse / mind / human

1. These two paintings look …… You have to look really closely to see the few differences they have.

2. This couldn’t be a(n) …… print; it’s far too wide and half a metre long!

3. Eric has a brilliant ……; he’s sure to become a famous scientist one day.

4. The strange creature disappeared before we managed to catch a …… of it.

5. According to (Согласно) Norwegian legend, the Kraken was a(n) …… monster that lived in the sea .

3 Put the verbs into the correct past tense.

1. Benjamin …… (gasp) in horror when he saw the ghostly figure.

2. Claire …… (drive) along a country road when a huge creature came out of nowhere a fell onto her car.

3. While Lisa …… (read) a book, her brother was listening to music.

4. Sandra …… (paint) for three years before she sold her first painting.

5. Alex didn’t go to the photographic exhibition because he …… (not/ finish) his homework.

6. The research team …… (find) an unusual fossil and took it back to the lab to examine it.

4 Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.

1. sightings sights

   1. Old castles are very popular …… in Britain.

   2. Two fishermen reported …… of a strange ten-legged creature in the lake yesterday.

2. survived existed

   1. Although many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove the creature ever ……

   2. Can you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow …… and was still alive today

5 Choose the correct response.

1. A: Last night I dreamt that a huge spider was chasing me.

B: a That’s a thought! b What do you think this means?

1. A: I woke up at 2:00 am and couldn’t get back to sleep.

B: a Poor you! b That’s a relief!

1. A: Your dream might mean that you’ll meet someone new..

B: a That’s horrible! b You can’t be serious!

Module 3 (Spotlight 9)

V -I

1 Match the words

1.sharp 2.huge 3.violent 4.optical 5.torture A chamber B illusion C hook D eyes E whirlpool

2 Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use

similar /giant / glimpse / mind / human

1. These two paintings look …… You have to look really closely to see the few differences they have.

2. This couldn’t be a(n) …… print; it’s far too wide and half a metre long!

3. Eric has a brilliant ……; he’s sure to become a famous scientist one day.

4. The strange creature disappeared before we managed to catch a …… of it.

5. According to (Согласно) Norwegian legend, the Kraken was a(n) …… monster that lived in the sea .

3 Put the verbs into the correct past tense.

1. Benjamin …… (gasp) in horror when he saw the ghostly figure.

2. Claire …… (drive) along a country road when a huge creature came out of nowhere a fell onto her car.

3. While Lisa …… (read) a book, her brother was listening to music.

4. Sandra …… (paint) for three years before she sold her first painting.

5. Alex didn’t go to the photographic exhibition because he …… (not/ finish) his homework.

6. The research team …… (find) an unusual fossil and took it back to the lab to examine it.

4 Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.

1. sightings sights

   1. Old castles are very popular …… in Britain.

   2. Two fishermen reported …… of a strange ten-legged creature in the lake yesterday.

2. survived existed

   1. Although many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove the creature ever ……

   2. Can you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow …… and was still alive today

5 Choose the correct response.

1. A: Last night I dreamt that a huge spider was chasing me.

B: a That’s a thought! b What do you think this means?

1. A: I woke up at 2:00 am and couldn’t get back to sleep.

B: a Poor you! b That’s a relief!

1. A: Your dream might mean that you’ll meet someone new..

B: a That’s horrible! b You can’t be serious!

Module 3 (Spotlight 9)

V -II

1 Match the words

1 human 2 report 3 humped  4 extinct 5 snake-like  A head B back C animal D sightings E print

2 Choose the correct item.

1. spotted glanced

1. When Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they …… around the room to see where they were coming from.

2. Has the research team …… anything unusual in the area?

1. imagination illusion

1. Jonathan’s vivid …… is what makes him able to write spine-chilling (ужасающий) ghost stories..

2. Did the magician (маг) really make the man disappear or was it just an optical …… ?

3 Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use

● appears ● dull ● fantasy ● impact ● corridor

1. I don’t like this painting. I think the …… brown and grey colours the artist has used give it a sad feeling.

2. The old castle had a dark, mysterious …… leading to the dungeons below.

3. When Natasha is stressed out, she always dreams that a three-headed monster …… suddenly and starts chasing her..

4. Cubism and Surrealism are two styles of painting that have had a great …… on modern art.

5. Garry really lives in a(n) …… world! He believes that he will be the one who will take pictures of a Bigfoot first!

4 Put the verbs into the correct past tense.

1. We often …… (travel) to London when we were students.

2. The last sighting was in 1933 when a couple who …… (drive) home saw a creature diving in the lake.

3. The research team …… (find) an unusual fossil and took it back to the lab to examine it.

4. While she was feeding the baby her husband …… (talk) on the phone.

5. Sophie …… (work) in the picture gallery for 22 years now she is retired.

6. This time yesterday, we …… (lie) on the beach sunbathing.

5 Choose the correct response.

1. A: Do you have any idea what dreaming about wild animals means?

B: a That’s a thought! b I can’t say for sure.

1. A: Don’t worry, your dream probably means that you’re stressed.

B: a Poor you! b Do you really think so?

1. A: Someone robbed the Perkins last month.

B: a That’s a relief! b Oh, that’s horrible?

Module 3 (Spotlight 9)

V -II

1 Match the words

1 human 2 report 3 humped  4 extinct 5 snake-like  A head B back C animal D sightings E print

2 Choose the correct item.

1. spotted glanced

1. When Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they …… around the room to see where they were coming from.

2. Has the research team …… anything unusual in the area?

1. imagination illusion

1. Jonathan’s vivid …… is what makes him able to write spine-chilling (ужасающий) ghost stories..

2. Did the magician (маг) really make the man disappear or was it just an optical …… ?

3 Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use

● appears ● dull ● fantasy ● impact ● corridor

1. I don’t like this painting. I think the …… brown and grey colours the artist has used give it a sad feeling.

2. The old castle had a dark, mysterious …… leading to the dungeons below.

3. When Natasha is stressed out, she always dreams that a three-headed monster …… suddenly and starts chasing her..

4. Cubism and Surrealism are two styles of painting that have had a great …… on modern art.

5. Garry really lives in a(n) …… world! He believes that he will be the one who will take pictures of a Bigfoot first!

4 Put the verbs into the correct past tense.

1. We often …… (travel) to London when we were students.

2. The last sighting was in 1933 when a couple who …… (drive) home saw a creature diving in the lake.

3. The research team …… (find) an unusual fossil and took it back to the lab to examine it.

4. While she was feeding the baby her husband …… (talk) on the phone.

5. Sophie …… (work) in the picture gallery for 22 years now she is retired.

6. This time yesterday, we …… (lie) on the beach sunbathing.

5 Choose the correct response.

1. A: Do you have any idea what dreaming about wild animals means?

B: a That’s a thought! b I can’t say for sure.

1. A: Don’t worry, your dream probably means that you’re stressed.

B: a Poor you! b Do you really think so?

1. A: Someone robbed the Perkins last month.

B: a That’s a relief! b Oh, that’s horrible?

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TEST

MODULE 3 I-variant

1. Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.

•Fantasy • violent • staring • imagination • sights • reflection • existed • sharp • glanced • extinct

1. The Colossal Squid differs from other types of squids in that it has ______ hooks on its tentacles.

2. Old castles are very popular ______ in Britain.

3. Although many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove the creature ever _______.

4. Rosie couldn’t stop _______ at the beautiful rainbow, as it was the first time she had ever seen one.

5. People thought the Coelacanth was an _______ species of fish, until a fisherman caught one in 1938.

6. When Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they _______ around the room to see where they were coming from.

7. Last night I dreamt that a _________ whirlpool was pulling me to the bottom of the ocean.

8. The moon was so bright that James could see his ________ in the lake.

9. Jonathan’s vivid ________ is what makes him able to write spine-chilling ghost stories.

10. Garry really lives in a(n) _________ world! He believes that he will be the one who will take pictures of Bigfoot!