Question 1
We already explored the east trail this morning, so let's try _____ path up to the lighthouse.
Options: another, other, the other
Travel Adventures - Exploring
This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Some sentences may have more than one blank, so make sure you complete all of them.
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Question 2
This map shows two caves: one is open today, but _____ is closed for safety checks.
Options: another, the other, others
Question 3
Some explorers prefer guided hikes; _____ like to explore on their own with a compass.
Options: other, others, another
Question 4
We should pack the ropes in one bag and the tent poles in _____ bag.
Options: other, the other, another
Question 5
We found one waterfall on this side of the valley; maybe there is _____ waterfall around the next bend.
Options: the other, another, others
Question 6
There were two old towers on the hill; one had a clear view, but _____ was hidden by fog.
Options: others, the other, another
Question 7
Some of the explorers climbed to the ridge, while _____ stayed near the base camp to cook.
Options: other, others, the other
Question 8
I like this viewpoint, but let's walk a little farther to find _____ spot for photos.
Options: others, another, the other
Question 9
I only brought two flashlights: you can take one, and I will carry _____.
Options: another, the other, other
Question 10
These boots are too heavy for long hikes; do you have _____ pair we can borrow?
Options: other, another, the other
Question 11
The guide warned us about falling rocks on one side of the canyon; the trail on _____ side is safer today.
Options: another, the other, others
Question 12
Some trails in the national park are marked in red; _____ trails are marked in blue for easy walks.
Options: other, the other, others
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