Vocabulary
Grammar
Environment
Animals
Fun Facts
100

What’s the opposite of “natural”?

Artificial

100

Change to reported speech: “I love trees,” said Anna.

Anna said (that) she loved trees.

100

Name one thing you can do to help the environment.

Use less plastic / recycle / plant trees, etc.

100

What kind of animal is a salmon?

A fish

100

True or False: Cacti (plural of cactus) store water in their stems.

True

200

What’s a “habitat”?

The natural home of an animal or plant.

200

“We are walking in the forest,” he said. → Reported?

He said (that) they were walking in the forest.

200

What does “recycle” mean?

To reuse materials like paper, glass, and plastic.

200

Name one animal that is endangered.

(Open answer: tiger, panda, rhino, etc.)

200

What is the name of the yellow bird from Looney Tunes

Tweety

300

What is a synonym of “protect” in environmental language?

Conserve / Preserve

300

“I saw a fox yesterday,” she said. → Reported?

She said (that) she had seen a fox the day before.

300

What gas do trees absorb from the air?

Carbon dioxide.

300

What animal is known for building dams?

Beaver

300

Which planet is known as the “blue planet”?

Earth

400

What’s a word for heavy rain that falls suddenly?

Downpour

400

“I will plant more trees,” he said. → Reported?

He said (that) he would plant more trees.

400

What’s the term for cutting down many trees?

Deforestation.

400

What do we call animals that eat only plants?

Herbivores.

400

What is the largest ocean on Earth?

Pacific Ocean.

500

What is a “meadow”?

A grassy field or open area.

500

“This river is very clean,” they said. → Reported?

They said (that) that river was very clean.

500

What does “sustainable” mean?

Something that can be continued without harming the environment.

500

What do you call the yearly movement of birds?

Migration.

500

What colour is chlorophyll?

Green

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