Tourism and the Environtment

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Topic Vocabulary Unit 04 (E3)

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Tourism and the Environtment


Froggy Jumps Tourism and the EnvirontmentVersion en ligne Topic Vocabulary Unit 04 (E3) par Alberto Crevillén Castell 1 The local government has passed a strict new _____ that limits the number of cruise ships allowed to dock each day to protect the harbor. a itinerary b tour operator c policy 2 If you enjoy exploring remote villages and hidden beaches far away from crowds of tourists, you should travel... a off the beaten track b on the rise c self-catering 3 The national park features an incredibly diverse _____, ranging from rare alpine flowers to brown bears and golden eagles. a biodiversity b natural habitat c flora and fauna 4 We chose a _____ cottage for our holiday because we wanted the freedom to cook our own meals using fresh ingredients from the local markets. a board and lodging b self-catering c youth hostel 5 Many island communities face an environmental _____ when excessive tourism depletes limited fresh water supplies and overloads local waste systems. a downside b crisis c ecological damage 6 Traveling by train instead of taking a domestic flight is a highly effective way for tourists to minimize their individual _____. a waste b carbon footprint c ecological damage 7 The view from the top of the mountain ridge was absolutely _____; we could see the entire emerald valley and the glittering ocean stretched out beneath us. a stunning b landscape c destination 8 Industrial activities and unregulated sewage disposal can severely _____ local rivers, making them unsafe for both wildlife and human use. a vacate b waste c pollute 9 The primary goal of _____ is to ensure that commercial travel respects natural habitats, benefits local economies, and minimizes ecological damage. a tour operator b ecotourism c wildlife conservation 10 Hotel guests are kindly reminded that they must _____ their rooms by 11:00 AM so that the housekeeping staff can prepare them for incoming arrivals. a destination b vacate c range 11 Due to the massive influx of tourists during the _____, hotel prices triple and popular attractions require booking months in advance. a ecotourism b peak season c itinerary 12 The coral reef is a highly _____ that can easily be destroyed by a single anchor dropped in the wrong place or a small rise in water temperature. a fragile environment b ecological damage c under threat 13 Our travel package includes full _____, meaning all of our daily meals and our hotel room are completely covered in the initial price. a youth hostel b self-catering c board and lodging 14 Illegal poaching and severe deforestation have placed the mountain gorilla on the list of an _____, meaning it could soon become extinct without intervention. a flora and fauna b endangered species c biodiversity 15 Environmental groups are working hard to promote _____ by protecting forests from urban development so that thousands of unique plant and animal species can survive together. a wildlife conservation b biodiversity c ecotourism 16 The local farmers are worried that the prolonged summer drought will completely destroy their corn and wheat _____, leading to severe financial losses. a crops b waste c landscape 17 Eco-conscious travelers often choose to stay at a _____ because these budget-friendly accommodations encourage sharing resources and meeting fellow backpackers. a youth hostel b campsite c self-catering 18 Global interest in sustainable travel is steadily _____, with more people than ever looking for eco-friendly holiday options each year. a on the rise b face a crisis c increase in popularity 19 The vast northern territory is a beautiful, untouched _____ where there are no roads, buildings, or permanent human settlements for hundreds of miles. a natural habitat b wilderness c landscape 20 To raise awareness about local ecosystems, the tour guide invited us to _____ through the dense rainforest to observe how native species live. a off the beaten track b go on a trek c vacate

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Tourism and the EnvirontmentVersion en ligne

par Alberto Crevillén Castell

The local government has passed a strict new _____ that limits the number of cruise ships allowed to dock each day to protect the harbor.

If you enjoy exploring remote villages and hidden beaches far away from crowds of tourists, you should travel...

The national park features an incredibly diverse _____, ranging from rare alpine flowers to brown bears and golden eagles.

We chose a _____ cottage for our holiday because we wanted the freedom to cook our own meals using fresh ingredients from the local markets.

Many island communities face an environmental _____ when excessive tourism depletes limited fresh water supplies and overloads local waste systems.

Traveling by train instead of taking a domestic flight is a highly effective way for tourists to minimize their individual _____.

The view from the top of the mountain ridge was absolutely _____; we could see the entire emerald valley and the glittering ocean stretched out beneath us.

Industrial activities and unregulated sewage disposal can severely _____ local rivers, making them unsafe for both wildlife and human use.

The primary goal of _____ is to ensure that commercial travel respects natural habitats, benefits local economies, and minimizes ecological damage.

Hotel guests are kindly reminded that they must _____ their rooms by 11:00 AM so that the housekeeping staff can prepare them for incoming arrivals.

Due to the massive influx of tourists during the _____, hotel prices triple and popular attractions require booking months in advance.

The coral reef is a highly _____ that can easily be destroyed by a single anchor dropped in the wrong place or a small rise in water temperature.

Our travel package includes full _____, meaning all of our daily meals and our hotel room are completely covered in the initial price.

Illegal poaching and severe deforestation have placed the mountain gorilla on the list of an _____, meaning it could soon become extinct without intervention.

Environmental groups are working hard to promote _____ by protecting forests from urban development so that thousands of unique plant and animal species can survive together.

The local farmers are worried that the prolonged summer drought will completely destroy their corn and wheat _____, leading to severe financial losses.

Eco-conscious travelers often choose to stay at a _____ because these budget-friendly accommodations encourage sharing resources and meeting fellow backpackers.

Global interest in sustainable travel is steadily _____, with more people than ever looking for eco-friendly holiday options each year.

The vast northern territory is a beautiful, untouched _____ where there are no roads, buildings, or permanent human settlements for hundreds of miles.

To raise awareness about local ecosystems, the tour guide invited us to _____ through the dense rainforest to observe how native species live.