Linear to non linear text - ESL worksheet by zurainiazwa - Free Printable

Let’s go step by step to fill in the blanks using the information from the poster.

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1. Gunung Gading National Park is popularly known as ________________.

Look at the top of the poster:
> “Home of the Rafflesia”

✔ So, answer: “Home of the Rafflesia”

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2. Gunung Gading National Park situated in ________________.

Under “Location”:
> Lundu, Sarawak.

✔ Answer: Lundu, Sarawak

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3. The height of Mount Gading is ________________ metres.

Next to the mountain picture:
> 965 Metres high

✔ Answer: 965

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4. To reach the park, visitors should take a ________________ from Lundu.

Under “How To Get There”:
> Take a van / taxi to the park office. (from Lundu)

Also says: Express bus – 1 ½ hour from Lundu → but that’s not what you *take* from Lundu to get to the park office — it says “Take a van/taxi”.

Wait — let’s read carefully:

It says:
- Two hours’ drive from Kuching.
- Express bus – 1 ½ hour from Lundu. ← This means the bus ride takes 1.5 hours FROM Lundu TO somewhere? But then it says:
- Take a van / taxi to the park office. ← This is likely the last leg.

But question #4 says: “To reach the park, visitors should take a ________________ from Lundu.”

Looking again — under “How To Get There”, it lists:

: Express bus – 1 ½ hour from Lundu.
: Take a van / taxi to the park office.

So probably, from Lundu, you can take an express bus OR a van/taxi.

But the blank is singular — “a ________________”

And the sentence structure suggests one mode of transport.

Actually, looking at the layout — the “Express bus – 1 ½ hour from Lundu” might mean the bus goes from Lundu to near the park, and then you take van/taxi to park office.

But the question says “to reach the park” — which could mean getting to the park area or the park office.

However, in context, since it says “from Lundu”, and the only direct transport mentioned from Lundu is the express bus (which takes 1.5 hours), and then van/taxi is additional.

But wait — actually, re-read:

“How To Get There :
Two hours' drive from Kuching.
: Express bus – 1 ½ hour from Lundu.
: Take a van / taxi to the park office.”

This seems like three separate options? Or steps?

Actually, it’s more logical that:

- From Kuching: 2-hour drive.
- From Lundu: You can take an express bus (takes 1.5 hours) — presumably to near the park.
- Then, regardless, you take a van/taxi to the actual park office.

But question #4 specifically says: “from Lundu” — so likely they want the transport you take starting from Lundu.

The poster says: “Express bus – 1 ½ hour from Lundu.” → So you take the express bus from Lundu.

Then later you take van/taxi — but that’s after arriving near the park.

So for question #4: “To reach the park, visitors should take a ________________ from Lundu.”

Answer: express bus

(Because that’s the transport listed as departing from Lundu.)

Alternatively, if they mean the final leg, it would be van/taxi — but that doesn’t say “from Lundu”.

The phrase “from Lundu” modifies the transport — so it’s the thing you take when leaving Lundu.

✔ So: express bus

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5. At the park, visitors can stay at ________________ or ________________.

Under “Accommodation”:

- Chalets & hostels.
- Campsites

✔ Answers: chalets & hostels, campsites

(Note: It says “Chalets & hostels” as one item, and “Campsites” as another.)

So fill:
visitors can stay at chalets & hostels or campsites.

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6. Visitors can go to the park by ________________, ________________ and express bus.

From “How To Get There”:

Options are:
- Drive (implied by “Two hours’ drive from Kuching”)
- Express bus
- Van / taxi

But the question says: “by ____, ____ and express bus” — so two other ways besides express bus.

So: drive (car), and van/taxi.

But “drive” isn’t a vehicle — better to say “car” or “private vehicle”.

Looking at images: there’s a bus and a taxi.

Text says: “Take a van / taxi”

So possible answers: van, taxi

Or perhaps car and van/taxi

But the blank has two spaces — and it says “and express bus” — so total three modes.

Listed in text:

- Drive (car)
- Express bus
- Van/taxi

So for the blanks: car and van (or taxi)

But to match the text exactly — it says “Take a van / taxi” — so maybe list both? But only two blanks.

Perhaps: van and taxi — but that’s similar.

Wait — the question says: “by ________________, ________________ and express bus.”

In the “How To Get There” section, it mentions:

- Driving (implied)
- Express bus
- Van/taxi

But “driving” isn’t a noun — we need nouns.

Images show: bus and taxi.

Text says: “Take a van / taxi”

So safest: van and taxi

But “van/taxi” is grouped together.

Alternatively, perhaps car and van

I think the intended answer is: car and van — because “drive” implies car, and “van” is separate.

But let’s see the exact wording.

Another way: the three methods are:

1. By car (drive)
2. By express bus
3. By van or taxi

So for the blanks: car and van (assuming taxi is included in van, or vice versa)

But to be precise, since the text says “van / taxi”, perhaps write van and taxi

But that might be overfilling.

Looking at common usage — often “van or taxi” is considered one option.

But the question has two blanks before “and express bus”, implying two distinct things.

Perhaps: private vehicle and van

But too vague.

Best guess based on typical worksheets: car and van

Wait — in the image, there’s a bus and a taxi — no car shown.

Text: “Two hours’ drive from Kuching” — so driving your own car.

“Express bus” — public bus.

“Take a van / taxi” — hired transport.

So three categories: private car, public bus, hired van/taxi.

For the blanks: since it says “by ____, ____ and express bus”, the first two should be the non-bus options.

So: car and van (with taxi implied in van, or separately)

But to match the text literally — it says “van / taxi”, so perhaps the answer expects van and taxi

I think it's safer to put van and taxi since those are explicitly named.

✔ Final decision: van, taxi

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7. One of the attraction of the park is ________________ where people can watch the flower of ________________.

Under “Attractions”:

- Flora and Fauna
- Waterfalls
- Rafflesia sites

And the park is “Home of the Rafflesia”

So: “Rafflesia sites” is where you see the Rafflesia flower.

So: One attraction is Rafflesia sites where people can watch the flower of Rafflesia

✔ Answers: Rafflesia sites, Rafflesia

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8. Other than plants, visitors can also watch various kind of ________________.

Under “Attractions”: “Flora and Fauna”

Flora = plants, Fauna = animals

So other than plants (flora), they can watch fauna — i.e., animals.

✔ Answer: animals

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Now, compiling all answers:

1. Home of the Rafflesia
2. Lundu, Sarawak
3. 965
4. express bus
5. chalets & hostels, campsites
6. van, taxi *(or car and van — but I'll go with van and taxi as per text)*
7. Rafflesia sites, Rafflesia
8. animals

Wait — for #6, let me double-check.

The question: “Visitors can go to the park by ________________, ________________ and express bus.”

In the “How To Get There” section, it lists:

- Two hours' drive from Kuching. → implies by car
- Express bus – 1 ½ hour from Lundu.
- Take a van / taxi to the park office.

So the three ways are: car, express bus, van/taxi.

Since the question includes “and express bus”, the other two are car and van/taxi.

But “van/taxi” is one option — so perhaps the blanks are for “car” and “van” (assuming taxi is part of van).

To avoid confusion, and since the text says “van / taxi”, I think it's acceptable to put van and taxi as two separate items.

Some might argue “car” and “van”, but “car” isn't explicitly stated — “drive” is.

In many such worksheets, they expect the words used in the text.

Text uses: “van / taxi” — so two words.

I’ll stick with van and taxi.

Final Answers:

1. Home of the Rafflesia
2. Lundu, Sarawak
3. 965
4. express bus
5. chalets & hostels, campsites
6. van, taxi
7. Rafflesia sites, Rafflesia
8. animals

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Final Answer:
1. Home of the Rafflesia
2. Lundu, Sarawak
3. 965
4. express bus
5. chalets & hostels, campsites
6. van, taxi
7. Rafflesia sites, Rafflesia
8. animals