1. restore (v)

a. connected with things from the past

2. historical (adj)

b. traditional to a particular group or country, and usually passed down from generation to generation

3. preserve (v)

c. important in history

4. folk (adj)

d. to return something to an earlier good condition or position

5. historic (adj)

e. to keep something in its original state or in good condition and prevent it from being damaged

1. emissions

a. a gas without smell or colour, often used as a fuel

2. balance

b. a chemical substance found in all living things

3. carbon

c. a situation in which different things are equal

4. methane

d. gases or other substances that are sent into the atmosphere

1. interact

a. an area of a town

2. privacy

b. the feeling of belonging to a group

3. sense of community

c. to talk or do things with other people

4. neighbourhood

d. the state of being alone and not watched or interrupted by other people

1. city dweller (np)

a. a garden built on the top of a building

2. infrastructure (n)

b. a very tall, modern building, usually in a city

3. urban center (np)

c. a person who lives in the city

4. roof garden (n)

d. basic systems such as transport, banks, etc. needed for a city, country or organization to run smoothly

5. skyscraper (n)

e. an area in a city where a large number of people live.

1. school-leaver (n)

a. education at a college or university

2. vocational education (np)

b. the act of completing a university degree or a course of study

3. higher education (n)

c. a person who has just left school

4. qualification (n)

d. Education that prepares students for work in a specific trade

5. graduation (n)

e. an official record showing that you have finished a training course or have the necessary skills, etc

1. native (adj)

a. a group of animals or plants that have similar characteristics

2. tropical forest (np)

b. the protection of the natural environment

3. species (n)

c. any animal that gives birth to live young, not eggs, and feeds its young on milk

4. conservation (n)

d. thick forest that grows in the hot parts of the world

5. mammal (n)

e. existing naturally in a place

1. self-motivated (adj)

a. a skill that is necessary or extremely useful to manage well in daily life

2. self-study (n)

b. to succeed in dealing with something, especially something difficult

3. manage (v)

c. a belief that someone is good, honest and reliable, and will not harm you

4. trust (n)

d. the activity of learning something by yourself without teachers’ help

5. life skill (n)

e. able to do or achieve something without pressure from others