Protected our wildlife

Protect our
Wildlife

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answer.

You may refere to Vocabulary Booster P. 27-28.

01

In this lesson, you will:
● explore some facts about bluefin tuna
● discuss the threats of bluefin tuna
● express your opinions using adjective patterns

● discuss what you can do to save bluefin tuna

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up…and put up
your hand to
answer.

01

Elephant tusk

Rhino horns

Oil Exploration

smuggling

Sign a petition

Join a protest

Illegal logging

shocking and very bad (adj)

Ans: appalling

causing extreme sadness (adj)

Ans: heartbreaking

causing a lot of damage
or destruction (adj)

devastating (adj)

easily seen or understood (adj)

evident (adj)

not good enough or too
low in quality (adj)

inadequate (adj)

necessary or needed
(adj)

* e________

essential (adj)

extremely bad or unpleasant (adj)

awful (adj)

very small or not enough (adj)

*m______

meagre (adj)

causing strong feelings
of sadness or sympathy
(adj)

Heartwarming (adj)

often expressing opinions and complaints in speech (adj)

vocal (adj)

extremely important
(adj)

* V____

vital (adj)

unlucky or having bad effects (adj)

unfortunate (adj)

deserving blame, or
being a reason for
feeling ashamed (adj)

shameful (adj)

easy to see, recognize,
or understand (adj)

obvious (adj)

Worksheet 3

How do you feel after watching this
video?

● It + be + adj + that
● It + be + adj + to-infinitive
● It + be + adj + for sb + to-infinitive
● It + be + adj + of sb + to-infinitive
● Subj + be + adj + to-infinitive
● Subj + be + adj + enough + to-infinitive

Fill in the Blanks

How do you feel after watching this video? Please use the adjective patterns you learn to express.

Group Discussion
What can you do to help bluefin tuna?

Group 1: the government
Group 2: a restaurant owner
Group 3: a tuna fisherman
Group 4: the general public
Group 5: a conservationist

Possible solutions: Government

●Implement and enforce strict fishing regulations

●Create marine protected areas where bluefin tuna migrate

●Support scientific research and monitoring

●Governments can provide incentives and support for fishermen to
adopt sustainable fishing practices

●Raise public awareness

●Strengthen international trade regulations to prevent
illegal fishing and trade of bluefin tuna.

Possible solutions: Restaurant Owner

●Ensure that the bluefin tuna you serve in your restaurant is
sourced from sustainable and responsibly managed fisheries

●Offer alternative tuna species such as yellowfin tuna

●Minimize waste and promote responsible consumption

●Educate customers and staff about the importance of
sustainable seafood choices and the need to protect bluefin tuna

Possible solutions: general public

●Choose sustainable seafood

●Reduce consumption of bluefin tuna

●Support fishermen and businesses that follow sustainable fishing practices

●Educate yourself and others: learn about the status of
bluefin tuna

●Reduce plastic pollution as they contribute to ocean
pollution and harm marine life

Possible solutions: tuna fisherman

●Observe fishing regulations and quotas

●Release undersized or non-target tuna

●Support sustainable fishing practices such as reducing fuel
consumption, managing waste properly, and avoiding damage
to marine habitats.

●Share knowledge and best practices with fellow fishermen

Possible solutions: conservationist

●Conduct research and monitoring to understand bluefin tuna populations

●Lobby the government to implement stronger regulations and policies that protect bluefin tuna.

●Provide scientific evidence and expert advice to support policy development.

●Raise public awareness about bluefin tuna conservation

●Collaborate with other countries to develop and implement conservation strategies

HOMEWORK: Reading Comprehension P.47-48