Find some expressions, phrases in the text which are
equivalent for the definitions provided.
Wind of Change
v
being inhabited, visited in the form of a ghost
or other supernatural being (paragraph 1)-
v
prepare for difficult times, imminent disaster
or emergency (paragraph 1)-
v
destruction and waste (paragraph 2 )-
v
when it clears off (paragraph 3)-
v
a hopeful or comforting prospect in the midst of
difficulties (paragraph 3)-
v
an elevated, comparatively
level expanse of land (paragraph 4)-
v
a consequence, especially of
a disaster (paragraph 4)-
v
a lower tier of shrubs and
small trees under the main canopy of forest trees (paragraph 4)-
v
a tract of land within the
wood or other overgrown area from which trees have been removed (paragraph 6)-
’The initial response was to plant, plant, plant’
v
deal with a problem
(paragraph 1) –
v
flatten (paragraph 2) –
v
at the appropriate time
(paragraph 3)-
v
shedding or losing foliage at
the end of the growing season (paragraph 4) –
v
something wanted or needed
that comes or happens unexpectedly (paragraph 4) –
’The storm changed the microclimate’
v
crowded, closely together
(paragraph 2) –
v
the atmospheric conditions
affecting an individual or a small group (paragraph 2) –
v
boys or young men (paragraph
3)-
v
move swiftly, hurry
(paragraph 3) –
’People remember the storm for the devastation, buti t had lots of
benefits’
v
the science or work of
maintaining, cultivating and developing forests (paragraph 1)-
v
a strong, abrupt rush of wind
(paragraph 1) –
v
a place where plants are
grown for sale (paragraph 2) –
v
the regrowth of losses
(paragraph 4)-
v
young plant, especially are
those grow from seeds (paragraph 4) –
v
types or breeds which survive
better than others during periods of low rainfall (paragraph 4)-
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