PET-reading part 2- find a wildlife park

Which wildlife park would be the most suitable for Philippe's family?
Philippe's family would like to see fish as well as land animals, and listen to talks about the animals. They want to travel there by train.

• Hallmouth Wildlife Park
  Hallmouth's famous for its large open areas full of monkeys, giraffes and kangaroos! There's also a special play area for younger visitors. Listen to guides and other experts explaining what they do at the park - stay in touch with them by joining their weekly online chat on the park's website!

• Kingston Wildlife Park
  Just a short walk from the railway station, Kingston's a great place to watch wildlife from around the world, including sharks and many other sea creatures. Every hour,join other visitors in the Kingston Building to hear experts giving information about the amazing wildlife in the park. They can also answer any questions you may have.

• Naturatastic
  Driving up to Naturatastic, you'll see the beautiful 18th-century house and, beside it, the elephants and zebras. There are plenty of staff to show you around and tell you about their work. If you're lucky, you may also see some of the large fish in the lake.

• Clift'top WIJdlife Park
  With creatures from every continent, Clifftop is the biggest wildlife park in the area. It's great for younger visitors -staff will allow them to hold many of the small friendly animals.They take groups around the rest
  of the park too, and tell them about all the animals. The nearby hotel is great value.

Which wildlife park would be the most suitable for Asha?
Asha wants a wildlife park that gives discounts for visiting with lots of friends, and where visitors can have rides on some of the animals. She'd like to feed some animals, too.

• Bridwell Cross Wildlife Park
  The perfect place for learning about animals - there are daily talks about many of the species here.The small farm, where you can feed the sheep and goats, also has rabbits that visitors can pick up. There 's a wide range of books about animals available in the shop.

• Greenway Wildlife Park
  At Greenway, you can go around some parts of the park on a horse or a camel! Visitors can also learn what monkeys eat, and even give them their lunch.The animals here are all from Africa and Europe. Cheaper tickets are available for groups of ten or more, and the park is just ten minutes from the train station.

• Jumblehouse Wildlife Park
  At Jumblehouse,you'll see many species from around the world,including elephants and giraffes.The shop sells some great books, with details about everything you'll see at the wildlife park. There's so much to do here, you
  might need two days. so why not book a room at our hotel!

• Rainforest Fun
  The main attraction is a huge glass building containing plants from a rainforest, where animals and birds move around freely. Although there isn't really enough to entertain young children or adults for a whole day, it's still an interesting experience. Don't miss the sharks in the building next door,and the larger animals in the rest of the park!

Which wildlife park would be the most suitable for Chanming?
Chanming's family want a wildlife park with activities for Chanming's five-year-old brother. Chanming wants to know what it's like to work at the park, and be able to ask staff questions after his visit, too.

• Clift'top WIJdlife Park
  With creatures from every continent, Clifftop is the biggest wildlife park in the area. It's great for younger visitors -staff will allow them to hold many of the small friendly animals.They take groups around the rest
  of the park too, and tell them about all the animals. The nearby hotel is great value.

• Rainforest Fun
  The main attraction is a huge glass building containing plants from a rainforest, where animals and birds move around freely. Although there isn't really enough to entertain young children or adults for a whole day, it's still an interesting experience. Don't miss the sharks in the building next door,and the larger animals in the rest of the park!

• Hallmouth Wildlife Park
  Hallmouth's famous for its large open areas full of monkeys, giraffes and kangaroos! There's also a special play area for younger visitors. Listen to guides and other experts explaining what they do at the park - stay in touch with them by joining their weekly online chat on the park's website!

• Bridwell Cross Wildlife Park
  The perfect place for learning about animals - there are daily talks about many of the species here.The small farm, where you can feed the sheep and goats, also has rabbits that visitors can pick up. There 's a wide range of books about animals available in the shop.

Which wildlife park would be the most suitable for Gabriella? 
Gabriella and her family want to see animals from all over the world, and be able to touch some of them. They'd like to have a guided tour while they're there.

• Hallmouth Wildlife Park
  Hallmouth's famous for its large open areas full of monkeys, giraffes and kangaroos! There's also a special play area for younger visitors. Listen to guides and other experts explaining what they do at the park - stay in touch with them by joining their weekly online chat on the park's website!

• Greenway Wildlife Park
  At Greenway, you can go around some parts of the park on a horse or a camel! Visitors can also learn what monkeys eat, and even give them their lunch.The animals here are all from Africa and Europe. Cheaper tickets are available for groups of ten or more, and the park is just ten minutes from the train station.

• Clift'top WIJdlife Park
  With creatures from every continent, Clifftop is the biggest wildlife park in the area. It's great for younger visitors -staff will allow them to hold many of the small friendly animals.They take groups around the rest
  of the park too, and tell them about all the animals. The nearby hotel is great value.

• Rainforest Fun
  The main attraction is a huge glass building containing plants from a rainforest, where animals and birds move around freely. Although there isn't really enough to entertain young children or adults for a whole day, it's still an interesting experience. Don't miss the sharks in the building next door,and the larger animals in the rest of the park!

Which wildlife park would be the most suitable for  Kuba?
 Kuba and his family want to stay overnight at the wildlife park. They'd like to be able to see some large animals and take home information on all of the animals there. 

• Jumblehouse Wildlife Park
  At Jumblehouse,you'll see many species from around the world,including elephants and giraffes.The shop sells some great books, with details about everything you'll see at the wildlife park. There's so much to do here, you
  might need two days. so why not book a room at our hotel!

• Naturatastic
  Driving up to Naturatastic, you'll see the beautiful 18th-century house and, beside it, the elephants and zebras. There are plenty of staff to show you around and tell you about their work. If you're lucky, you may also see some of the large fish in the lake.

• Kingston Wildlife Park
  Just a short walk from the railway station, Kingston's a great place to watch wildlife from around the world, including sharks and many other sea creatures. Every hour,join other visitors in the Kingston Building to hear experts giving information about the amazing wildlife in the park. They can also answer any questions you may have.

• Rainforest Fun
  The main attraction is a huge glass building containing plants from a rainforest, where animals and birds move around freely. Although there isn't really enough to entertain young children or adults for a whole day, it's still an interesting experience. Don't miss the sharks in the building next door,and the larger animals in the rest of the park!