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QUESTION: Why is Komodo lizard called komodo dragon?

KOMODO DRAGON

The Komodo Dragon truly lives up to its name, being the largest species of lizard ever known and capable of growing up to 3m in length and weighing up to 70 kg. This sheer size, when combined with the dragon’s predatory nature, demands that caution be exercised when it is immediate vicinity.

Moreover, the dragon is also famous for its ferocious bite, which combines serrated teeth with mysteriously toxic saliva. Scientists still debate whether this saliva contains venom or bacteria but either way, the dragon’s fearsome reputation is well known.

This killing machine is only found in few islands in the Komodo National Park, a conservation area listed in two international groups: UNESCO World Heritage and the New 7 Wonders of Nature.

• It is a predator

• It is the largest lizard

• It is a mysterious lizard

• It lives in komodo island

QUESTION: The bite of Komodo is ferocious because ...

KOMODO DRAGON

The Komodo Dragon truly lives up to its name, being the largest species of lizard ever known and capable of growing up to 3m in length and weighing up to 70 kg. This sheer size, when combined with the dragon’s predatory nature, demands that caution be exercised when it is immediate vicinity.

Moreover, the dragon is also famous for its ferocious bite, which combines serrated teeth with mysteriously toxic saliva. Scientists still debate whether this saliva contains venom or bacteria but either way, the dragon’s fearsome reputation is well known.

This killing machine is only found in few islands in the Komodo National Park, a conservation area listed in two international groups: UNESCO World Heritage and the New 7 Wonders of Nature.

• It has famous bite

• It has a combination of serrated teeth and toxic saliva

• It combines with its predatory nature

• It contains venom and bacteria

QUESTION: The text implies that ...

KOMODO DRAGON

The Komodo Dragon truly lives up to its name, being the largest species of lizard ever known and capable of growing up to 3m in length and weighing up to 70 kg. This sheer size, when combined with the dragon’s predatory nature, demands that caution be exercised when it is immediate vicinity.

Moreover, the dragon is also famous for its ferocious bite, which combines serrated teeth with mysteriously toxic saliva. Scientists still debate whether this saliva contains venom or bacteria but either way, the dragon’s fearsome reputation is well known.

This killing machine is only found in few islands in the Komodo National Park, a conservation area listed in two international groups: UNESCO World Heritage and the New 7 Wonders of Nature.

• All scientists agree that dragon’s saliva contains venom

• Komodo dragon is the largest species of animal on earth

• Komodo dragon is a dangerous creature

• Komodo dragon can grow as tall as a man

How does the sea-horse swing its fin?

• With its position

• With its flexible tail

• With a slow manner

• With its back

What makes sea-horse remarkable?

• Its reproduction process

• Its respiratory process

• Its shape

• Its size

What does the text tell about?

A survey has found about 13 percent of first-time smokers in the country are junior high school students. It also revealed 89 percent of young female employees were smokers.

The survey was conducted in five major cities across the country, including Surakarta in Central Java.

Muhammad Syahril Mansyur, the Surakarta Health Agency’s respiratory illness division, said that the finding of the survey showed an alrming growth rate of Indonesian smokers. “This situation is a cause for concern.” He said. “It appears the country’s younger generation is uneducated about the health risks of smoking.”

The Indonesian anti-tobacco campaign has reportedly been deemed as ineffective as the government refuses to sign the international convention on tobacco control. It said that cigarette producers contributed to a large amount to state revenue and gave jobs to thousands of workers.

• The risk of smoking

• Survey for Indonesian smokers

• Anti-tobacco campaign

• Growing number of students smoking

Why does the government refuse to sign the international convention on tobacco control?

A survey has found about 13 percent of first-time smokers in the country are junior high school students. It also revealed 89 percent of young female employees were smokers.

The survey was conducted in five major cities across the country, including Surakarta in Central Java.

Muhammad Syahril Mansyur, the Surakarta Health Agency’s respiratory illness division, said that the finding of the survey showed an alrming growth rate of Indonesian smokers. “This situation is a cause for concern.” He said. “It appears the country’s younger generation is uneducated about the health risks of smoking.”

The Indonesian anti-tobacco campaign has reportedly been deemed as ineffective as the government refuses to sign the international convention on tobacco control. It said that cigarette producers contributed to a large amount to state revenue and gave jobs to thousands of workers.

• It will create unemployment in many sectors

• The government ignores about the people health condition

• Cigarette industry gives big revenue to government and create jobs.

• The smokers will hold demonstration to the government’s policy

What did the Health Agency’s Respiratory Illness Division find of the survey?

A survey has found about 13 percent of first-time smokers in the country are junior high school students. It also revealed 89 percent of young female employees were smokers.

The survey was conducted in five major cities across the country, including Surakarta in Central Java.

Muhammad Syahril Mansyur, the Surakarta Health Agency’s respiratory illness division, said that the finding of the survey showed an alrming growth rate of Indonesian smokers. “This situation is a cause for concern.” He said. “It appears the country’s younger generation is uneducated about the health risks of smoking.”

The Indonesian anti-tobacco campaign has reportedly been deemed as ineffective as the government refuses to sign the international convention on tobacco control. It said that cigarette producers contributed to a large amount to state revenue and gave jobs to thousands of workers.

• An alarming growth rate of Indonesian smokers

• The country’s younger generation is uneducated about the health reproduction

• 13 percent of first- time smokers in the country are Senior High school

• 89 percent of young male employees were smokers

“ The survey was conducted in five major cities ....”

What does the underlined mean?

A survey has found about 13 percent of first-time smokers in the country are junior high school students. It also revealed 89 percent of young female employees were smokers.

The survey was conducted in five major cities across the country, including Surakarta in Central Java.

Muhammad Syahril Mansyur, the Surakarta Health Agency’s respiratory illness division, said that the finding of the survey showed an alrming growth rate of Indonesian smokers. “This situation is a cause for concern.” He said. “It appears the country’s younger generation is uneducated about the health risks of smoking.”

The Indonesian anti-tobacco campaign has reportedly been deemed as ineffective as the government refuses to sign the international convention on tobacco control. It said that cigarette producers contributed to a large amount to state revenue and gave jobs to thousands of workers.

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