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A beautiful male peacock


                   PRACTICE



                     9  Complete the conversation with the words from the box. Then listen and check your answers.
              CD2-14

                          amazing  attractive  brown  colorful  favorite  green  nice  terrible

                         Petra:   What are you watching?

                         Alex:    It’s a documentary about birds. Look, this part is about peacocks.
                         Petra:   Oh, good—peacocks are my (1)      favorite        kind of bird.

                         Alex:    Really?
                         Petra:   Yes. I love their feathers. The colors are (2)               !

                         Alex:     Well, yes, the males are very (3)                          , but the females aren’t.
                                  Their feathers aren’t (4)                    ; they’re (5)                    .
                         Petra:    I know, but that’s the way it is with most birds: the male has beautiful feathers, so he is

                                  (6)                       to females.
                         Alex:     I guess so. Well, they certainly are interesting, beautiful birds, but they make a
                                  (7)                       noise.

                         Petra:     Yes, that’s true. When a male calls out to the female birds, he doesn’t make a very
                                  (8)                              sound.



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