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1. SPEAKING Look at the photos (A–E). Would you enjoy these activities? Why?/ Why not?
2. ☊1.19 Match two or more of the nouns below with each photo (A–E). Then listen to the descriptions and check your answers.
Landscape: features cave, cliff, desert, forest, hill, lake, mountain, ocean, river, rocks, shore, stream, valley, volcano, waterfall
A. _________________
B. _________________
C. _________________
D. _________________
E. _________________
3. VOCABULARY Check the meanings of the adjectives below. Find three pairs of opposites.
Landscape: adjectives dark, deep, icy, low, narrow, rocky, shallow, steep, tall, wide
Vocabulary strategyUse mind maps to organise new vocabulary into categories to help you remember it. Adventure + Landscape + Adjectives to describe adventure + Extreme adjectives + Outdoor activities + Sports equipment
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4. Work in pairs. Match each adjective in exercise 3 with two or more nouns from exercise 2.
dark forest, dark cave, dark valley; deep...
5. ☊1.20 Listen to four adverts. Match three of them with photos A–E.
1. ___ 2. ___ 3. ___ 4. ___
6. Listen again. Complete the extracts (1–8) from the adverts using the prepositions below, nouns from exercise 2 and adjectives from exercise 3.
across along behind beside inside through
1. Kayak across icy lakes and shallow rivers.
2. Journey _____ _____ mountains and deep _____.
3. Explore the _____ caves _____ the coast of Mexico.
4. Stand _____ Lake Pinatubo, a lake _____ a _____.
5. A _____ lake formed, which soon became _____.
6. Find dark _____ _____ tall _____.
7. SPEAKING Work in pairs. Describe a typical landscape in your country. Use as much vocabulary from this lesson as you can. Your partner guesses the landscape you are describing.
There's a tall mountain.
