Section B
Hi Colin,
Glad to hear that you are going to have so many adventures in Africa. To make your trip more enjoyable, you should take some necessary things with you. You’ll need strong boots because you are going to  53  a lot.  54  is also necessary in case the weather is bad on Mount Kilimanjaro. A towel is also needed because you will get  55  when you go white-water rafting.
56  very important, too. You must take your tent, sleeping bags and so on. Also take a map of all the places  57  you will visit and a  58  so you don’t get lost. You will take some food and you’ll probably find water. Take care  59 , as you will need to take your water purifying tablets and place them in a pan when you boil the water. And remember to take a pocket knife to cut food or anything else when  60 .
Best wishes,
Jennifer
53. A. run                  B. ride                 C. drive               D. walk
54. A. A parka               B.A raincoat            C. An umbrella         D. A life jacket
55. A. hot                         B. excited              C. wet                D. cold
56. A. An equipment is                              B. Equipments are  
C. Equipment is                              D. The equipments are
57. A. where               B. that                 C. when              D. in which
58. A. compass              B. watch                C. candle                D. box of matches
59. A. although             B. though                     C. however            D. yet
60. A. needed                      B. cut                        C. asked               D. required

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