Read the text and decide which answer best fits each gap It goes without that our world is a truly weird and wonderful place. The Earth's forests, deserts and seas contain countless of creatures — all diverse and all amazing in their own unique way. Let's take a at a strange little reptile from 'The Land Down Under' commonly to as the Frilled Lizard. The Australian Frilled Lizard can grow to as much as one metre length and weigh about half a kilo. It gets its from the large frill of skin located between its head and neck. The of the frill is to scare off enemies – it's constructed in such a that when the lizard becomes frightened the frill flares out showing its brightly-coloured scales. from the Frilled Lizard's unusual appearance, its movements too are rather curious. the lizard usually gets around on all four of its legs, when it is alarmed it rises onto its legs and flees to the nearest tree. It then quickly climbs up into the top branches of the tree and takes until the danger has passed.

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Read the text and decide which answer best fits each gap

It goes without [talking|speaking|saying|telling] that our world is a truly weird and wonderful place. The Earth's forests, deserts and seas contain countless [numbers|amounts|quantities|masses] of creatures — all diverse and all amazing in their own unique way. Let's take a [glimpse|glance|look|stare] at a strange little reptile from 'The Land Down Under' commonly [considered|called|known|referred] to as the Frilled Lizard.

The Australian Frilled Lizard can grow to as much as one metre [in|at|for|of] length and weigh about half a kilo. It gets its [name|brand|label|make] from the large frill of skin located between its head and neck. The [goal|aim|use|purpose] of the frill is to scare off enemies – it's constructed in such a [means|method|way|mode] that when the lizard becomes frightened the frill flares out showing [off|up|into|through] its brightly-coloured scales.

[Apart|Besides|Addition|Except] from the Frilled Lizard's unusual appearance, its movements too are rather curious. [Despite|However|While|As] the lizard usually gets around on all four of its legs, when it is alarmed it rises onto its [behind|end|rear|hind] legs and flees to the nearest tree. It then quickly climbs up into the top branches of the tree and takes [safety|cover|protection|security] until the danger has passed.