1. Some ________ kill bears for their paws. (hunt)

2. An elephant has poor eyesight but good ________ and smell. (hear)

3. Can you find any mistakes in the ________ sentences? (follow)

4. He came to China in 1998, two years ________ (late), he became ________ in Chinese history. (interest)

5. The teacher encourages us ________ English as often as possible. (speak)

6. If a camel ________ people (attack) , I will kill it.

7. Mother giant pandas often leave baby pandas for two whole days by ________ . (they)

8. Some medicine is ________ (make) from ________ (wolf) bones.

9. We must keep ourselves away from _________(dangerous).

10.Many people lost their________(life) in the accident yesterday.

11.Are you interested in________ (play) volleyball with us after school?

12.Sadly, people are keeping changing the wetlands_________(build) more farms and buildings.

13.My younger sister is beginning_________(learn) French.

14.The teacher told us that the earth________(move) around the sun.

15.Jim with his friends often________(listen) to the radio programme on English on Saturday evenings.

1 hunters　 2 hearing　　　 3 following　　 4 later interested 5 to speak

6 attacks　 7 themselves 8 made wolf　 9 danger　　　　　 10 lives

11 playing 12 to build　 13 to learn　　 14 moves　　　　　 15 listens

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