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2 English in Use Open Cloze 1 Read the text and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap. Secrets of the deep At first glance, the dark, dusty terrain of the Mariana Trench looks 0) like the surface of the moon. However, this lunar landscape is 1) not located in outer space. No; this desolate place is actually found on Earth! At 11 km 2) below sea level, the Mariana Trench is the deepest place in the world. In fact, it is 3) so deep that it could swallow Mount Everest whole! The pressure 4) at the bottom of the trench is over a thousand times that of the surface, and temperatures can reach 5) up to 300°C around volcanically heated vents! Despite its hostile environment, scientists 6) have discovered an abundance of life inside the Mariana Trench. Sea cucumbers, octopuses and jellyfish are among the many species 7) that thrive in the depths of the ocean. These animals have adapted 8) to; a life without sunlight and some can even feed upon the toxic chemicals released by volcanic vents. The discovery of these creatures gives scientists an insight 9) into the possibilities of life on other planets. However, 10) due to the high pressure of the water, the ocean floor is incredibly difficult to reach. 11) As a result, scientists actually know more about the far reaches of outer space 12) than they do about the depths of our own planet! Key Word Transformations 2 Complete the gapped sentences so that they have a similar meaning to the original ones, using the words given. 1 She was allowed to go skydiving. Her parents let her go skydiving. 2 I’d prefer Ben to teach me to how to ski. I would rather Ben taught me how to ski. 3 Getting tickets to the festival was a nice gesture. It was a kind gesture to get tickets to the festival. 4 The director made them practice the stunt all day. They were made to practice the stunt all day. 5 It was difficult for me to see in the dark cave. I could hardly see in the dark cave. Speaking Choose the correct word. 1 A: Are you doing anything on Friday? B: a Not really. Why? b How about tomorrow? 2 A: I'm thinking of going to the Hotdog Festival. Â: a I don't think so, why? b What on Earth is that? 3 A: It's the USA's most famous eating contest. B: a Is that OK? b What's it all about? 4 A: Last year the winner ate 62 hotdogs. Â: a I don't know! b That's unbelievable! 5 A: Do you want to come with me? B: a There you go. b I'm not sure. 6 A: Come on it'll be fun. B: a Alright then. b That's nice. 7 A: Let's go. It's free and there is an acrobat show. B: a Sure. Why not? b What's it about? 8 A: I'll call you tomorrow to make arrangements. B: a " No kidding! b I'll speak to you then. 9 A: How about going fishing? B: a Come on, we'll have a good time. b Let me think about it. 10 A: John often goes paragliding. B: a One reason is that he loves adventure. b However, it's an extreme sport. 11 A: I would love to try bungee jumping. B: a So, why don't we go? b We'll have a great time. 12 A: Shall we go to the festival tonight? B: a Hmm ... I don't know. b Do you think so?