Ready Lesson 22: Going Down, Down, Down

Ready Lesson 22: Going Down, Down, Down

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I am about to read about....

• The ocean

• The ocean and its zones.

• Going swimming

• Animals

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How many zones does the ocean have?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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The following are details about the sunlight zone.

• A. the sun’s rays penetrate from the surface to a depth of 650 feet.

• The light lets plants grow here, and these plants

  provide food for animals.

• Here you will find sea mammals and schools

  of fish.

• There is almost no sunlight, so no plants grow.

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The following are details about the twilight zone.

• The twilight zone stretches from 650 feet to 3,300 feet below the

  ocean surface. .

• The light lets plants grow here, and these plants

  provide food for animals.

• Animals that live here wait for dead plants and animals to drift down from the sunlit zone.

• There is almost no sunlight, so no plants grow.

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The following are details about the midnight zone.

• Below 3,300 feet, the midnight zone lies in complete darkness.

• There is very little food, the water is cold, and the water pressure is

  enormous.

• stretches from 650 feet to 3,300 feet below the

  ocean surface.

• Many animals are blind or have no eyes, but they can feel the smallest movement of food that might brush up against them.

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What some details that are in the diagram but NOT in the passage.

• The depth of each zone.

• The types of animals in each zone.

• The name of each zone

• The types of plants in each zone

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What some details that are in BOTH the diagram and passage

• The depth of each zone.

• The types of animals in each zone.

• The name of each zone

• The types of plants in each zone

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Which ocean animals listed in the diagram are most likely to live among creatures that have soft bodies and no eyes?

• red shrimp and anglerfish

• viperfish and lantern fish

• tuna and whales

• red shrimp and tuna