Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.

Choose the word that has the main stress placed differently from the others.

Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences.

a. The wildlife park was on a(n)  so we traveled there by boat.

b. During the journey through the  they saw giant trees and strange animals. 

c. There was very little  at the top of the mountain, which made it difficult to breathe. 

d. They used a special machine to measure the  of the lake. 

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Imagine a forest bigger than five football stadiums that is home to tigers, rhinos, elephants, monkeys. Now imagine you had created it yourself by planting all the trees over decades. It's hard to believe, but that's just what Jadav Payeng has done! Molai Forest, an amazing nature reserve, exists because of his dedication.

Jadav is a farmer who lives on Majuli, the biggest river island in the world, in the Brahmaputra River in Assam, India. Over the past 70 years, Majuli has reduced to half its original size due to flooding. Many trees were carried away by the floods and sand was left behind. In 1979, after a particularly bad flood, 16-year-old Jadav saw snakes dying on the sand because there was no shade from trees. He realized that without trees, the islanders would suffer too and future floods might completely over Majuli. He wanted to do something, so he planted a few trees, thinking that the roots would help hold the soil together. Then, he made an incredible decision - he would plant a tree daily. Every day since then, Jadav, now 58, has added a tree to his forest which now helps protect the island. Jadav's dream is to fill Majuli with trees and he plans to continue planting trees.

For years, nobody noticed his efforts. Then, in 2009, a nature photographer, Jitu Kalita, discovered his forest and published an article in a local newspaper - the “Forest Man”, as Jadav was called, slowly became famous internationally. In 2013, a film about his work was a huge success at the Cannes Film Festival and was followed by a children's story book about him. In 2015, jadav received India's highest civilian award.

Jadav's forest hasn't just saved Majuli, it's helping fight climate change. Deforestation is the second biggest cause of global warming and planting trees is the best and cheapest way to reduce carbon emissions. Imagine if everyone did the same as Jadav! It shows how one person really can make a difference.