Off To The Zoo - Coursebook, Page 97

Off To The Zoo - Coursebook, Page 97

by SITI NOR AIN BT ZUBIR

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​ OFF TO THE ZOO

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​I'm off to the Zoo! Why don't you come too?

​We'll say 'Howdy do!' to the kangaroo.

​The white polar bear is sure to be there,

​On an icy stair, not going anywhere.

​I hope that the bat's not looking too fat,

​And the Bombay's cat not wearing a hat.

​It's fun, come with me and you're sure to see,

​A great chimpanzee, up a mango tree.

​There's lots at the zoo, to see and to do,

​So buckle your shoe, and let's join the queue!

​Look at this word and its meaning.

​Off to ;

​meaning - going to, setting out for somewhere

​Howdy do;

​meaning - a way of saying ' How do you do?'

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​icy ;

​meaning - made of ice

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​Bombay cat ;

​meaning - a type of cat

​Look at this word and its meaning.

​queue ;

​meaning - a line of people waiting

​Look at this word and its meaning.

Multiple Choice

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1) Which animal will the speaker see first?

• the kangaroo

• the bombay cat

• the polar bear

• the bat

Multiple Choice

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2) Where will the polar bear be?

• on a tree

• on an icy stair

• on a bus

• on an icy mountain

Multiple Choice

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3) What will they find in a tree?

• a bombay cat

• a polar bear

• a great chimpanzee

• a flying bat

Multiple Choice

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4) What does the speaker hope?

• The speaker hopes that the cat not looking too fat and the polar bear's not wearing a hat.

• The speaker hopes that the bat not looking too fat and the Bombay's cat not wearing a hat.