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The document provides vocabulary related to outdoor activities, including phrases like 'set off' and 'gear up for.' It includes exercises for filling in blanks, true/false questions, and multiple-choice questions to test understanding of outdoor activities and safety. Additionally, it features a conversation between two individuals discussing their favorite outdoor activities and the importance of preparation and safety.

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U9L2

The document provides vocabulary related to outdoor activities, including phrases like 'set off' and 'gear up for.' It includes exercises for filling in blanks, true/false questions, and multiple-choice questions to test understanding of outdoor activities and safety. Additionally, it features a conversation between two individuals discussing their favorite outdoor activities and the importance of preparation and safety.

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U9L2: Outdoor Activities - Vocabulary & Exercises

Vocabulary:

 Set off (start a journey) – "We set off early in the morning for our hiking trip."
 Gear up for (prepare for an activity) – "The team is gearing up for their first skydiving
experience."
 Head out (go somewhere, especially outdoors) – "Let’s head out for a bike ride before
sunset."
 Cool off (lower body temperature, especially after exercise) – "After running, we went
swimming to cool off."
 Run out of (use all of something) – "We ran out of water while hiking, so we had to find
a stream."
 Pack up (put things away after an activity) – "After camping, we packed up and left no
trace behind."
 Look around (explore a place) – "We had time to look around the forest before sunset."
 Take in (enjoy the view or experience) – "We stopped to take in the beautiful scenery at
the peak."
 extreme sports – "He loves to do extreme sports like skydiving and bungee jumping."
 Take up a new sport – "She wants to take up rock climbing this summer."

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks

Fill in the blanks with the correct words:

1. We decided to _____ set off early in the morning to reach the campsite before noon.
2. The athletes are _____ gearing up for the upcoming marathon by training every day.
3. It’s such a nice day! Let’s _____ head out for a walk in the park.
4. After a long hike, we jumped into the river to _____ cool off.
5. We forgot to bring extra snacks and _____ ran out of food before we reached the
mountain lodge.
6. Before leaving the campsite, we need to _____ pack up all our belongings.
7. When we arrived at the national park, we had some time to _____ look around
before starting our hike.
8. The view from the top of the hill was breathtaking, so we stopped to _____ take in
the scenery.
9. Mark is really into _____ extreme sports like rock climbing and skydiving.
10. I’ve always wanted to try surfing, so I’ve decided to _____ take up this summer.

Conversation:

A: Hey, have you ever thought about how exciting (fun, adventurous) outdoor activities can
be? I always feel refreshed when I head out for an adventure!

B: Yes! I love spending time outside. It’s the best way to stay active and enjoy nature.
What’s your favorite (best, most enjoyable) outdoor activity?
A: Well, I really enjoy hiking (trekking, trail running) because I love exploring nature,
taking in the fresh air, and discovering new trails. It’s also a great way to cool off after a long
week.

B: That sounds great! I prefer kayaking (sailing, jet skiing) because I love being on the
water. It’s so relaxing, and sometimes I even get to see dolphins!

A: Nice! Have you ever tried scuba diving (snorkeling, free diving)? It’s amazing to see
underwater life and explore coral reefs.

B: Not yet, but I’d love to! I think I need special equipment (gear, safety gear) for that,
right?

A: Yes, you need a mask, fins, and an oxygen tank. Plus, you have to gear up for some basic
training before diving. Safety is super important!

B: What about extreme sports? Have you ever tried skydiving (parachuting, bungee
jumping)?

A: Not yet, but I’d love to! Jumping from a plane sounds both exciting (thrilling, scary) and
fun! I can’t imagine the feeling of free-falling before the parachute opens.

B: That must be an unforgettable experience! But we need to check the weather forecast
(conditions, temperature) before planning a trip.

A: Definitely! It’s important to stay prepared. We should pack up all the essentials and plan
an adventure soon. Let’s invite our friends (family, classmates) to join us!

B: That sounds awesome! I can’t wait. Let’s set off on an adventure soon!

Yes/No Questions

1. Do you need a boat to go kayaking? (Yes)


2. Is hiking usually done on water? (No)
3. Do you need a parachute for skydiving? (Yes)
4. Can you scuba dive without an oxygen tank? (No)
5. Do people usually go trekking in cities? (No)

True/False Questions

6. Scuba diving is done underwater. (True)


7. You need special shoes for trail running. (True)
8. Hiking and trekking are both outdoor activities that involve walking. (True)
9. A jet ski is a type of bicycle. (False)
Me: click ball

Opponent: hit opponent

10. Which of these activities is done in the air?


A. Scuba diving
B. Parachuting ✅
C. Kayaking
D. Hiking
11. What do you need for kayaking?
A. A paddle ✅
B. A parachute
C. A surfboard
D. A tent
12. Which activity involves exploring underwater?
A. Jet skiing
B. Scuba diving ✅
C. Trail running
D. Hiking
13. What is the best equipment for hiking?
A. High heels
B. Running shoes
C. Hiking boots ✅
D. Flip-flops
14. Which of these is a winter outdoor activity?
A. Surfing
B. Snowboarding ✅
C. Kayaking
D. Trail running

Synonyms & Antonyms Questions (6 questions)

15. What is an antonym for "safe" in skydiving?


A. Fun
B. Risky ✅
C. Relaxing
D. Slow
16. Which word is a synonym for "exciting" in outdoor activities?
A. Boring
B. Thrilling ✅
C. Simple
D. Quiet
17. Which word is an antonym for "calm" in extreme sports?
A. Dangerous ✅
B. Peaceful
C. Slow
D. Safe

Real-Life Situations: Multiple-Choice Questions

18. You are planning a hiking trip in the mountains. What should you bring?
A. A pair of flip-flops
B. A heavy winter coat
C. A map, water, and hiking boots ✅
D. A skateboard
19. Your friend invites you to go kayaking, but you don’t know how to swim. What
should you do?
A. Go without a life jacket
B. Learn some basic swimming skills and wear a life jacket ✅
C. Avoid water sports forever
D. Stay at home and play video games
20. You are going to try scuba diving for the first time. What is the most important
thing to do?
A. Hold your breath underwater
B. Listen carefully to the instructor ✅
C. Use a parachute
D. Take your phone with you
21. You are on a trail run when you see a wild animal on the path. What should you do?
A. Run as fast as you can toward the animal
B. Shout and throw things at the animal
C. Stay calm, keep your distance, and slowly back away ✅
D. Try to touch the animal
22. You are on a jet ski, and the weather suddenly gets very stormy. What should you
do?
A. Keep going as fast as possible
B. Head back to shore immediately ✅
C. Jump off and swim
D. Stop and wait in the middle of the water
23. You are trekking in the forest, and it starts getting dark. What is the best thing to
do?
A. Keep walking without a flashlight
B. Find a safe place and set up a camp ✅
C. Run as fast as possible
D. Call your friends and joke about being lost
24. You are sailing in the ocean, and you notice a hole in your boat. What should you
do?
A. Ignore it and keep sailing
B. Try to fix the hole or call for help ✅
C. Jump into the water immediately
D. Ask a friend to take a picture
25. You are hiking with friends, and one of them twists their ankle. What should you
do?
A. Leave them and continue hiking
B. Carry them on your back
C. Help them sit down, check their injury, and call for assistance if needed ✅
D. Tell them to keep walking despite the pain

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