"Travel to the Tropics" Step 3-Wilson

What is a must-have when visiting the tropics?

• Sunglasses, hats, and sandals

• Winter coats and boots

• Scarves and gloves

• Umbrellas and raincoats

What kind of animals are mentioned as being in the wetlands of the tropics?

• Frogs, bats, and rabbits

• Lions, tigers, and bears

• Elephants, giraffes, and zebras

• Penguins, seals, and whales

What is the weather like in the tropics according to the text?

• Mild winds and a wet mist

• Cold and snowy

• Hot and dry

• Stormy and windy

What natural features are found in the hills and canyons of the tropics?

• Lush blossoms, plants, and grass

• Deserts and sand dunes

• Icebergs and glaciers

• Volcanoes and lava fields

What activity is suggested if the tropics do not enchant or impress you?

• Go skiing

• Go for a swim in the gulf

• Visit a museum

• Climb a mountain

What should you have a stash of when visiting the tropics?

• Water bottles

• Sunglasses

• Sunblock

• Insect repellent

What is a potential downside of visiting the tropics mentioned in the text?

• Cold weather

• High altitude

• A lot of bugs

• Expensive hotels

What is the suggested ranking for the tropics on your list of new spots to stop?

• Number five

• Number three

• Number two

• Number one

What does the phrase in paragraph 2, "rich with sun and sand" mean?

"If after all this, the tropics does not enchant or impress you, why not frolic and go for a swim in the gulf or trek on over to the inland thicket?"

Looking at this sentence, what does the word TREK most likely mean?