Pathways Listening and Speaking 2 Unit 4A

Eating food that is low in fat and sugar can reduce serious health (blank).

• adequate

• manage

• risks

• significant

The university bookstore (blank) the textbooks students need for their courses.

• adequate

• manage

• supplies

• significant

The building of the Itaipu Dam caused (blank) changes—some good and some bad—to Brazil and Paraguay.

• adequate

• manage

• supplies

• significant

The university library is giving a workshop to new students on how to (blank) their time better.

• adequate

• manage

• supplies

• significant

In many parts of the world, it is difficult for people to get a(n) (blank) supply of water, which is about 13 gallons per day for one person.

• adequate

• manage

• supplies

• significant

The Amazon river (blank) into the Atlantic Ocean.

• flows

• manage

• supplies

• significant

Growing crops in arid regions often (blank) advanced irrigation systems.

• flows

• requires

• supplies

• significant

Hydrologists (blank) data on water flow and quality to understand water resources and their impact on ecosystems.

• collect

• requires

• supplies

• significant

Water is a vital (blank) for human survival and development.

• collect

• resource

• supplies

• significant

The (blank) of freshwater available for human use is limited, making it a precious resource.

• collect

• resource

• supplies

• amount