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3. Let’s go to the zoo.

4. What animals can you see in the zoo? seal

6. Name Food Description gentle furry white and black aggressive fast playful furry noisy

7. Name Food Description gray gentle enormous furry brown aggressive spotted fast aggressive

8. Name Food Description

9. hippopotamus giraffe kangaroo

10. python chimpanzees

11. peacock penguin porpoise

12. manatees

13. polar bears

14. kangaroos

15. enormous gray noisy playful fast gentle shy spotted fast aggressive furry

16. 1b Listening gentle furry enormous playful noisy shy aggressive gray fast spotted

17. I am like this animal because I am strong and intelligent. I like water and I like to eat vegetables. You’re like an elephant. No.

18. You’re like a manatee. Yes.

19. 2a Listening 1.endangered 2.mangroves swamps 3.habitat 4.aquatic feed a. the place where something lives b. there aren’t very many of them c. underwater plants and vegetation d. a place where trees grow in water

20. Kind of animal manatee Numbers Habitat Reason why they are endangered Description Listen and complete the chart. 2500 the water under the trees in mangrove swamps *swamps being polluted * not enough food *10 feet long *1000 pounds heavy

21. Do you think they are happy?

22. Do you think zoos are good for animals?

24. A: ________________________? B: I’ve just been to the natural museum. A: ______________________? B: We saw a lot of ____________ animals, like manatees, pandas, chimpanzees and so on. A: _______? B: Because people have done something bad to them and they’re _________ out. A: That’s a really bad thing. But _______________________________? B: Yes, I think we can do something to help. We can tell people how ___________ these animals are. A: I _____________ you. Where have you been What did you see Why can we do something to help endangered dying important agree with

25. How big are manatees? They’re about 10 feet long and they weigh about 1,000 pounds.

26. They weigh about 1,000 pounds. weigh v He weighed the stone in his hand. The piece of meat weighs four pounds. weight n What is your weight ？

27. → measure (linking verb) The pond measures about 2 metres across. The main bedroom measures 12feet by 15 feet.

28. 1.Present Simple 2.“used to” + infinitive 3.Passive Voice 4.Present Perfect