Give me five 3 Unit 5 Lesson 6, 7 (revision of the text))

What makes an article interesting? Choose 4 correct answers

• scientific words

• photos

• the information

• colours

• the title

What do they look like?

• Most starfish have got five arms and they've got an eye at the end of each arm.

• Starfish eat smaller animals.

• Starfish haven't got a brain.

What do they eat?

• Most starfish have got five arms and they've got an eye at the end of each arm.

• Starfish eat smaller animals.

• Starfish haven't got a brain.

Why are they amazing?

• Seahorses are between one and 30 centimetres long.

• They've got a long, curled tail and a long, thin head. They've got very hard skin and they can change colour, too.

• They haven't got any teeth or stomach.

How big are they?

• Seahorses are between one and 30 centimetres long.

• They've got a long, curled tail and a long, thin head. They've got very hard skin and they can change colour, too.

• They haven't got any teeth or stomach.

What do they look like?

• They are about 30 meters long. They've got soft skin and a long, round body. They've got a very big mouth, but they haven't got any teeth.

• On their head, there are two blowholes for breathing. 50 humans can stand on a blue whale's tongue.

• They eat tiny sea animals called krill.

Why are they amazing?

• They are about 30 meters long. They've got soft skin and a long, round body. They've got a very big mouth, but they haven't got any teeth.

• On their head, there are two blowholes for breathing. 50 humans can stand on a blue whale's tongue.

• They eat tiny sea animals called krill.

Why are they amazing?

• Crabs use their claws to eat plants and smaller sea animals.

• Crabs have got a hard shell, ten legs and sharp claws.

• Crab's teeth are in its stomach.

What do they eat?

• Crabs use their claws to eat plants and smaller sea animals.

• Crabs have got a hard shell, ten legs and sharp claws.

• Crab's teeth are in its stomach.

Finish: Sea horses have got a long, . . . tail.

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