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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jumps: Global RunOnline version Quiz about the world run by Clive Baker. by ANY 1 Clive Baker will shortly be setting off on a 50,000 km run, hoping to add his name to the very small and select list of people who have performed the __________ act of running all the way round the world. a extraordinary b remarkable c impressive 2 On the run he will experience extremes of temperature, from the __________ Russian winter to the burning African summer. a hot b freezing c mild 3 As if that is not bad enough, he has no back-up team for __________ and will be running alone, carrying all his __________ on his back. a assistance, equipment b aid, equip c support, equipped 4 When interviewed, however, Mr Baker suggested the real problem would lie elsewhere. ‘My biggest fear is not the physical challenge, but __________,’ Mr Baker said. a fear b excitement c loneliness 5 ‘I’m as sociable as anyone and I’m very __________ that, despite the difficulties that lie ahead, I will still be able to form many __________ on the way.’ a confident, friends b hopeful, friendships c sure, friendly 6 On a trial of 2,000 km, run under the blazing __________ of the African sun, he came across wild baboons and __________ snakes, but such dangers have not put him off. a cold, poisoned b shade, poison c heat, poisonous 7 His trial run proved that a target of 60 kilometres a day was __________. ‘I have made up my mind to do it and I will. Running is my life,’ he said. a reasonable b unlikely c impossible

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Quiz about the world run by Clive Baker.

by ANY

Clive Baker will shortly be setting off on a 50,000 km run, hoping to add his name to the very small and select list of people who have performed the __________ act of running all the way round the world.

extraordinary

remarkable

impressive

On the run he will experience extremes of temperature, from the __________ Russian winter to the burning African summer.

hot

freezing

mild

As if that is not bad enough, he has no back-up team for and will be running alone, carrying all his on his back.

assistance, equipment

aid, equip

support, equipped

When interviewed, however, Mr Baker suggested the real problem would lie elsewhere. ‘My biggest fear is not the physical challenge, but __________,’ Mr Baker said.

fear

excitement

loneliness

‘I’m as sociable as anyone and I’m very that, despite the difficulties that lie ahead, I will still be able to form many on the way.’

confident, friends

hopeful, friendships

sure, friendly

On a trial of 2,000 km, run under the blazing of the African sun, he came across wild baboons and snakes, but such dangers have not put him off.

cold, poisoned

shade, poison

heat, poisonous

His trial run proved that a target of 60 kilometres a day was __________. ‘I have made up my mind to do it and I will. Running is my life,’ he said.

reasonable

unlikely

impossible

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Clive Baker will shortly be setting off on a 50,000 km run, hoping to add his name to the very small and select list of people who have performed the __________ act of running all the way round the world.

On the run he will experience extremes of temperature, from the __________ Russian winter to the burning African summer.

As if that is not bad enough, he has no back-up team for and will be running alone, carrying all his on his back.

When interviewed, however, Mr Baker suggested the real problem would lie elsewhere. ‘My biggest fear is not the physical challenge, but __________,’ Mr Baker said.

‘I’m as sociable as anyone and I’m very that, despite the difficulties that lie ahead, I will still be able to form many on the way.’

On a trial of 2,000 km, run under the blazing of the African sun, he came across wild baboons and snakes, but such dangers have not put him off.

His trial run proved that a target of 60 kilometres a day was __________. ‘I have made up my mind to do it and I will. Running is my life,’ he said.

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Froggy Jumps: Global Run

Froggy Jumps

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Froggy Jumps: Global RunOnline version

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Clive Baker will shortly be setting off on a 50,000 km run, hoping to add his name to the very small and select list of people who have performed the __________ act of running all the way round the world.

On the run he will experience extremes of temperature, from the __________ Russian winter to the burning African summer.

As if that is not bad enough, he has no back-up team for __________ and will be running alone, carrying all his __________ on his back.

When interviewed, however, Mr Baker suggested the real problem would lie elsewhere. ‘My biggest fear is not the physical challenge, but __________,’ Mr Baker said.

‘I’m as sociable as anyone and I’m very __________ that, despite the difficulties that lie ahead, I will still be able to form many __________ on the way.’

On a trial of 2,000 km, run under the blazing __________ of the African sun, he came across wild baboons and __________ snakes, but such dangers have not put him off.

His trial run proved that a target of 60 kilometres a day was __________. ‘I have made up my mind to do it and I will. Running is my life,’ he said.

As if that is not bad enough, he has no back-up team for and will be running alone, carrying all his on his back.

‘I’m as sociable as anyone and I’m very that, despite the difficulties that lie ahead, I will still be able to form many on the way.’

On a trial of 2,000 km, run under the blazing of the African sun, he came across wild baboons and snakes, but such dangers have not put him off.