CE3 Lesson 6 The Natural Treasure of Ogasawara

According to your textbooks p.p..60, how can visitors go to the Ogasawara Island?

• By plane

• By ship

• By cars

• By train

According to your textbooks p.p. 60. With a little luck, what can visitors see?

• Wild cats

• Coral reeves

• Tropical rain

• Dolphins and whales

According to your textbooks p.p. 61, why do many indigenous animals live only in the Ogasawara Islands?

According to your textbooks p.p. 61, why did the Ogasawara Islands become a World Natural Heritage Site?

In your textbooks p.p.62, what serious problem are the Ogasawara Islands facing?

• Invasion by nonnative animals and plants

• Decreasing the number of animals

• Water pollution

• Greenhouse Effect

According to your textbooks p.p.62, how did the green anole lizards come to the Ogasawara Islands?

According to your textbooks p.p.63, why do visitors have to wipe mud off their shoes when they enter protected area?

According to your textbooks p.p.63, what responsibility should we share?