Exercise 3 - Part 2
For questions 1-8, think of the best word that fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap. All answers must be in lowercase.
Urban foraging, the practice of gathering wild plants in city spaces, has seen a remarkable resurgence. No (1) is it viewed as a fringe eccentric activity; instead, it is gaining traction among top chefs and environmentalists alike. (2) drives this movement is a desire to reconnect with nature and rediscover forgotten flavours. Advocates point out that city parks and abandoned lots are often brimming with edible greens, (3) of which are highly nutritious. Nevertheless, beginners must exercise extreme caution. Contamination from pollution is a constant threat, and certain toxic species bear a striking resemblance (4) harmless herbs. Therefore, thorough research is (5) paramount importance before consuming anything. (6) you be in any doubt about a plant's identity, it is best left alone. Ultimately, urban foraging encourages us to look at our surroundings in a completely new light, transforming concrete jungles (7) vibrant, edible landscapes waiting (8) be explored.