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Fauziah Ratna Hapsari
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ANIMALS
Read the texts and choose the correct answer, A, B, or C.
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Poll
Can you read the texts and answer the questions correctly?
Absolutely.
Sure.
Yes, I can.
Note sure
No, I can't.
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Multiple Choice
Adelie penguins are smaller than most other penguins. They are forty-five to seventy-five centimetres tall. They have black heads with white rings around their eyes. On land, they look funny, but they are amazing swimmers, and they can dive down to 180 meters. At present, there are a lot of them in the Antarctic, but global warming is a danger to these lovely birds. Penguins eat small sea creatures that live under the Antarctic ice. As the ice melts, there will be less and less food for them.
Adelie penguins _____
are not very big.
look funny when they swim.
will probably die out soon.
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Multiple Choice
Opened in 1966, Longleat is the oldest drive-through safari park outside Africa. On thirty-six square kilometres of countryside in sunny Wiltshire in England, you can see animals running free, like in their natural environment. There are lions, elephants, giraffes, and monkeys; there are tigers, wild dogs, bears, wolves, and more. There is a Penguin Island and a special pavilion with exotic butterflies.
You can drive your own car through the park or travel on a Safari Bus. You can also book a VIP tour in a 4x4 car with a personal guide.
At Longleat Safari Park ______
all animals live in special buildings.
you mustn't use your own car.
you can have a guide just for you.
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Multiple Choice
There are only about 3,200 tigers still living in the wild in the whole world. But there are many more - perhaps ten thousand living as pets in private homes in the USA. Some people think it's cool to have a tiger, lion or leopard as a pet. I think it's cruel and selfish and should be illegal! First, a big wild cat needs a lot of space to run free. Secondly, the owners often don't know how to look after such cats. Their pets don't have the right kind of food, or the medical care they need, and many die. Finally, they can be dangerous to people - it's in their nature!
The purpose of this text is to _____
explain how to look after a big wild cat.
express an opinion on keeping wild cats as pets.
warn people that big wild cats are dangerous.
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Open Ended
How do you feel after reading the texts and answer the questions?
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Open Ended
What will you do to read the texts and answer the questions better?
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