Latihan soal kls 9 BAB 9, Activity 7

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Manta rays are ....

• the largest fish

• fish with wings

• fish with a long snout

• the largest member of the ray family

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Manta ray is kind of ....

• bird

• fish

• mammals

• reptile

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

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Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Manta rays live in ....

• the Indian Ocean

• the North Pole

• warm oceans

• cold water

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

When swimming, manta rays ....

• use their wings to

• move forward and backward

• propel themselves above water

• flap their huge pectoral fins up and down

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Mature manta rays usually travel ....

• alone

• in pairs

• in packs

• in groups

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Manta rays' food are ....

• small fish and shrimps

• plankton and shrimps

• plankton and crabs

• shimps and crabs

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Manta rays are considered to be mature when their ... reach about four meters.

• wingspans

• lengths

• bodies

• tails

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Manta rays breed by ...

• laying eggs

• giving birth

• crossbreeding

• hermaphroditism

Manta rays are fish. They are the largest member of the ray family. They have a flat, disc-shaped body with two huge “wings” and a long, spiny tail.

When they swim, manta rays flap their huge “wings”, which are actually pectoral fins, up and down, like a bird. This movement propels the fish through the water. The manta ray moves easily through the water at any speed.

Manta rays live in the warmer areas of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They are unusual members of the ray family as they are the only rays to live and feed on the surface of the open sea. Sometimes, they rest quietly on the seabed.

Mature manta rays usually travel alone. They cruise around feeding mainly on tiny plankton and shrimps.

When a manta ray’s wingspan reaches about four meters, it is mature and can breed. Most fish species lay eggs which hatch in the water. However, manta rays bear live young and the female produces one at a time. The wingspan of a baby manta at birth can reach over one meter!

Female manta rays produce ... baby/babies at a time.

• one

• two

• ten

• many