Questions
(a) Complete the sentence using the correct word in the bracket.
When life began
on Earth
animals
roamed
Anely...about the planet. (free, freely, freedom)
(b) Find out the word from the passage that means 'natural home
of animals.
(c) Find out the word from the passage which is similar to 'peace,
agreement'.
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Answer:
make meaningful sentence using these phrases..(A) made of wool (B) twice a day (C) without amy fear (D) In perfect shape (E) behind the curtain (F) good for health (G) tomorrow morning (H) respected by all
Explanation:
Animals take to each other of course there can be no question about that the trouble is very
few people can understand them. I know of only one person who could and that was old Bill Martin, a
minor from Carlifornia. I know he could, because he told me so himself. He had spent so many year
among the mountain , listening to his only neighbour the birds, that he could understand every word
they said. Bill told me that some birds don't talk much because they don't have much of an education
They have a limited vocabulary and use only the simplest of sentence. But some bird just cannot stop
talking. They are very proud of their command of language and like to show of by using complicated
sentence and difficult word Blue says. Bill said that they are the best takers followed by Magpies.
Sparrows and wood pigeons (in that order). The crane on the other hand is a bird of few words
answering only when it is spoken to.
(A) Make a note to the above passage.
(B) Attempt a summary of the above passage borrowing upon the notes you have madeThe kakapo
The kakapo is an (9) rare parrot, from New Zealand. It is an unusual bird in many
(1). It is the only kind of parrot that cannot fly, and adults weigh up to 4 kilos. They
are green (2). makes them very difficult to see on the forest floor. (3) they are
unable to fly, they are good at climbing trees. They eat a (4) variety of food
including roots, leaves, nuts, seeds and fruit.
By the 1970s there were so few alive in the wild that it seemed there (5) soon be
none left. A decision was (6) to move the birds that (7) to a few safe islands off
the coast of New Zealand. There are now about 150 birds left, and they are carefully
(8) by scientists. However, they are free t