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Chapter 4 : Special Relationship

Reading Activity

There are different kind of relationship

Give examples.

Open Ended

(A). Look at the dogs in photos 1-3.

Which ones do you think are 'working' ?

Open Ended

(B). What sort of work can dogs do?

List as many jobs as you can think of.

Madrid Police Dog ‘Performs' CPR on Partner to Promote Adoption

Dog trained to help disable owner

Read the article.

The relationships between humans and dogs.

Textbook page 44.

(Zoom in for better view)

Open Ended

(C). The article is about a relationships between humans and dogs.

What reason does the writer give for the growing number of domestic dogs?

(D). Exam Close Up :

Worrying about new words

•  When you are reading a text, don't worry when you see vocabulary that you don't know

• Remember that it isn't necessary for you to understand every word to find the answers to the questions

• In your own language, when you see a new word, you can find the meaning by looking at the words around it. Do the same with English.

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

1. Wild dogs have existed for approximately 14,000 years.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

2. Humans are responsible for the different kinds of dogs in the world.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

3. All airports in the United States use beagles to check for food.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

4. Some foods are not safe because they can carry sicknesses.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

5. Tiffy eats home-cooked meals, not normal dog food.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

6. Jessie doesn't help the patients in hospital.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

7. Service dogs can do simple tasks for people who cannot walk.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

8. SAR dogs use their sense of smell to find people who are lost.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

9. Dogs that love to chase a tennis ball do not need rewards.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

(EXAM TASK).

Look at the sentences below about dogs.

Read the text to decide if each sentence is True or False

10. It is possible that one day there will be no more wolves.

• True

• False

In your opinion, can this Robot Dog replace a real-life dog? What can they do.

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(E). Find the adjectives below in the text and then match them with the meanings 1-6.

1. answer :

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(E). Find the adjectives below in the text and then match them with the meanings 1-6.

2. answer :

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(E).Find the adjectives below in the text and then match them with the meanings 1-6.

3. answer :

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(E). Find the adjectives below in the text and then match them with the meanings 1-6.

4. answer :

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(E). Find the adjectives below in the text and then match them with the meanings 1-6.

5. answer :

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(E). Find the adjectives below in the text and then match them with the meanings 1-6.

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