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Are you visiting Africa and looking for a real taste of the jungle? Visit the largest animal park in Africa. Only 45 minutes by car from Harare, our park is the best place to explore the animal kingdom without danger.
VISITING HOURS
A GREAT PARK
LOTS OF ANIMALS!
WHAT YOU CAN DO
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Walk through the jungle to see the elephants playing or go to the lake to see the most beautiful birds flying every morning. Feed the monkeys or take photos of the hippos swimming in the river. You can also see the lions from a special balcony in the trees.
WORKING IN THE PARK
LOTS OF ANIMALS!
WHAT YOU CAN DO
SAVE THE ANIMALS
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There are more than 200 different animals in our park. They all live free. Many animals like tigers and rhinos are in danger of extinction, but here they are safe.
VISITING HOURS
WORKING IN THE PARK
WHAT YOU CAN DO
LOTS OF ANIMALS!
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Our keepers feed the animals daily and they make sure they are healthy and happy. They can show you the animals and give you a ride in our special jeeps.
WORKING IN THE PARK
VISITING HOURS
LOTS OF ANIMALS!
WHAT YOU CAN DO
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In the park there is a museum where you can learn about the animals, what they eat and where they live. Lots of animals are in danger, hunters are killing them and their forest homes are disappearing. Learn how you can save them and send money.
VISITING HOURS
SAVE THE ANIMALS
LOTS OF ANIMALS!
WHAT YOU CAN DO
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Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 8 am until 6 pm.
A GREAT PARK
LOTS OF ANIMALS!
WORKING IN THE PARK
VISITING HOURS
cheerful
self-confident
selfish
easy-going
out-going
jealous
jealous
nosey
sensitive
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
easy-going
true
false
cheerful
true
false
moody
true
false
sensitive
true
false
Opposite of:
careflul
(a)
Opposite of:
light
(a)
Opposite of:
mean
(a)
Opposite of:
kind
(a)
Opposite of:
cowardly
(a)
Opposite of:
ugly
(a)
Oppoisite of:
pleasant
(a)
He finds new places.
(a)
When an animal stops existing
(a)
To give animals food.
(a)
A small insect that likes biting people.
(a)
The money you pay for a bus or train ticket.
(a)
He writes for a newspaper.
(a)
Do you know the way to Warsaw? Sorry, we are ..............here.
stangers
keepers
members
The baby cried every time his mother ............. .
appeared
disappeared
kissed
Woof, woof! The dog ..... .
asked
cried
barked
Mary ....... me $500! That’s a lot of money!
steals
owes
buys
You are Dr Livingstone, I ............ ?
ask
pray
presume
You must clean your hamster’s cage to keep it ..... .
tidy
dirty
ugly
The ...... at Warsaw Zoo are very friendly to the animals.
owners
keepers
members
Adverb of:
late
late
lately
Adverb of:
easy
easy
easily
Adverb of:
free
freely
free
Adverb of:
good
well
better
Adverb of:
fast
fast
fastly
Adverb of:
slow
slow
slowly
Adverb of:
early
early
earlily
Adverb of:
hard
hardly
hard
George is … in class.
best
the best
better
Monkeys are not ... lions.
as strong as
the storngest
stronger
This woman is … .
nicely
well
nice
Leopards are faster … turtles.
than
as
then
Li is 8 and Jo is 3. Jo is … old as Li.
as
less
not as
The bird sings … .
beautifully
good
beautiful
This is the ... interesting book!
less
least
the least
Patrick works … .
hard
hardly
harder
Biology is … difficult than History.
less
least
the least
Speak … . The baby is sleeping.
quiet
quietest
quietly
Your class are going on a school trip to the zoo.
First, you go to see the lion.
You get on the coach with your friends.
You arrive at the zoo.
You are wearing your favourite cap in a banana pattern.
You run away as fast as you can.
It's feeding time.
When they see you, they start throwing their poop at you.
You show your school ID card and buy a reduced ticket.
It roars so loudly that the earth shakes under your feet.
It looks at you in a strange way.
Suddenly, a monkey jumps on your shoulders and snatches your cap away.
Luckily, you are behind a glass pane.
When they see you, they start throwing their poop at you.
It's feeding time.
You get on the coach with your friends.
Your class are going on a school trip to the zoo.
The hippo swallows a bucket of vegetables but it's still hungry.
