Duygu's Progress Test

Are you afraid of any animals? Why/Why not?

The term spidey-sense has a new meaning. Spiders do not have ears like we do. Many have poor eyesight. So how do they know what is going on around them? Spiders can sense vibrations. These are quick back-and-forth motions. Vibrations are the basis of all sounds. As a human, you hear sound when vibrations enter your ears. But spiders are different. Imagine a bug lands on a web. This causes the web to vibrate. The spider can choose these vibrations. They have tiny, sensitive hairs on their bodies. The hairs move in response to sounds. Spiders basically use their web as their ears, said Ron Miles. He is a professor. He works at Binghamton University in New York. Miles researches acoustics. This is the study of sound. In March 2022, Miles and his team published a study. They found that spiders responded to sounds played near their webs.

What is the main idea of the passage?

• The Role of Vibrations

• The Characteristics of Spiders

• The Study of Acoustics

• The Use of Webs

The term spidey-sense has a new meaning. Spiders do not have ears like we do. Many have poor eyesight. So how do they know what is going on around them? Spiders can sense vibrations. These are quick back-and-forth motions. Vibrations are the basis of all sounds. As a human, you hear sound when vibrations enter your ears. But spiders are different. Imagine a bug lands on a web. This causes the web to vibrate. The spider can choose these vibrations. They have tiny, sensitive hairs on their bodies. The hairs move in response to sounds. Spiders basically use their web as their ears, said Ron Miles. He is a professor. He works at Binghamton University in New York. Miles researches acoustics. This is the study of sound. In March 2022, Miles and his team published a study. They found that spiders responded to sounds played near their webs.

What do spiders use to hear the sounds?

• Their eyes

• Their antennae

• Their legs

• Their webs

The term spidey-sense has a new meaning. Spiders do not have ears like we do. Many have poor eyesight. So how do they know what is going on around them? Spiders can sense vibrations. These are quick back-and-forth motions. Vibrations are the basis of all sounds. As a human, you hear sound when vibrations enter your ears. But spiders are different. Imagine a bug lands on a web. This causes the web to vibrate. The spider can choose these vibrations. They have tiny, sensitive hairs on their bodies. The hairs move in response to sounds. Spiders basically use their web as their ears, said Ron Miles. He is a professor. He works at Binghamton University in New York. Miles researches acoustics. This is the study of sound. In March 2022, Miles and his team published a study. They found that spiders responded to sounds played near their webs.

What is the closest meaning of the underlined sentence?

Vibrations are the basis of all sounds.

• The foundation of all sounds are vibrations.

• Senses are the source of all sounds.

• Vibrations are the cause of all sounds.

• Actions are the source of all sounds.

The term spidey-sense has a new meaning. Spiders do not have ears like we do. Many have poor eyesight. So how do they know what is going on around them? Spiders can sense vibrations. These are quick back-and-forth motions. Vibrations are the basis of all sounds. As a human, you hear sound when vibrations enter your ears. But spiders are different. Imagine a bug lands on a web. This causes the web to vibrate. The spider can choose these vibrations. They have tiny, sensitive hairs on their bodies. The hairs move in response to sounds. Spiders basically use their web as their ears, said Ron Miles. He is a professor. He works at Binghamton University in New York. Miles researches acoustics. This is the study of sound. In March 2022, Miles and his team published a study. They found that spiders responded to sounds played near their webs.

What is the closest meaning of tiny?

• Huge

• Enormous

• Too small

• Gigantic

What is the main idea of the listening?

• A general view about animals

• The Places of Animals

• The Wild Animals

• The Zoos

I went on a safari to_____

Where did he go on a safari?

Looking at animals in their natural habitat is a real honour.

Is it True or False?

What is the closest meaning of dying out?

• decrease

• increase

• become

• end

 Why do some people dislike / some animals?