My favourite ______ activity is hiking.

The indoor waterpark is different from other parks. It has a ______design.

Large cities usually have ______.

The people who live in a city are its ______.

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Wildlife Corridors

What happens to animals when we build cities in the middle of their homes? We build main roads or motorways right through the animals’ habitat – the area where they live. This causes many problems for animals. For example, deer may try to cross a busy roads in order to find food and shelter. Birds may not hear the call of other birds because of traffic noise.

The good news is that more cities are designing wildlife corridors. These corridors help animals go where they need to go in order to survive. A wildlife corridor connects one habitat to another. A corridor may be a bridge without cars over a busy road or motorway, or a body of water that provides a place for birds to migrate.

You can even plan a wildlife corridor in your own garden. To create a corridor, simply plant flowers that attract birds and butterflies. This way they can safely travel from garden to garden.

14- Motorways can make it difficult for birds and wildlife to ________.

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Wildlife Corridors

What happens to animals when we build cities in the middle of their homes? We build main roads or motorways right through the animals’ habitat – the area where they live. This causes many problems for animals. For example, deer may try to cross a busy roads in order to find food and shelter. Birds may not hear the call of other birds because of traffic noise.

The good news is that more cities are designing wildlife corridors. These corridors help animals go where they need to go in order to survive. A wildlife corridor connects one habitat to another. A corridor may be a bridge without cars over a busy road or motorway, or a body of water that provides a place for birds to migrate.

You can even plan a wildlife corridor in your own garden. To create a corridor, simply plant flowers that attract birds and butterflies. This way they can safely travel from garden to garden.

15- An example of a wildlife corridor is a________.

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Wildlife Corridors

What happens to animals when we build cities in the middle of their homes? We build main roads or motorways right through the animals’ habitat – the area where they live. This causes many problems for animals. For example, deer may try to cross a busy roads in order to find food and shelter. Birds may not hear the call of other birds because of traffic noise.

The good news is that more cities are designing wildlife corridors. These corridors help animals go where they need to go in order to survive. A wildlife corridor connects one habitat to another. A corridor may be a bridge without cars over a busy road or motorway, or a body of water that provides a place for birds to migrate.

You can even plan a wildlife corridor in your own garden. To create a corridor, simply plant flowers that attract birds and butterflies. This way they can safely travel from garden to garden.

16- One way to create a wildlife corridor in your garden is to ________.