Vocabulary
Grammar
Pumas
Rhinos & Turtles
Wildlife Crossing
100

What is a "hunter"?

A person or animal that is a predator or kills a pray. 

100

What are the two modals of ability studied in this unit? 

Can/can't

could/couldn't

100

What are sheepdogs? 

Dogs that guard farm animals and keep them safe from Pumas. 
100

What is sea turtles' biggest problem? 

Human being. 
100

What is the function of wildlife bridges? 

Responses can vary. 
200

What is "sniff"? And give one example. 

Smell something. 

200

She shouldn't uses products made from rhino horns. Correct or incorrect? Explain. 

Incorrect because the main verb must not be conjugated. It remains in the base form. 

200

What is the big problem with Pumas in Chile? 

Pumas sometimes attack farm animals, causing farmers to lose a lot of money. 
200

Why are rhinos in danger? 

They are killed to get their horns. 
200

How can you describe the wildlife crossing for blue penguins? 

It's a tunnel that goes under the road. 

300

What is "lay"?

It's when an animal puts eggs in or on a place.
300

Dary read the letter, but she _________ understand it. 

couldn't

300

Can you mention 2 characteristics of Pumas described in the reading? 

Smart, good jumpers, and keep the environment healthy. 

300

Mention 3 recommendations for protecting rhinos. 

Catch the hunters, check rhino numbers, create reserves, stop using rhino horns in medicine, and teach people about rhinos. 

300

Why can highways be dangerous for humans and wildlife?

Answers can vary.

400

What is that place where animals can live freely and protected? 

Reserve

400

Find the grammatical mistake in this sentence. 

"The rhinos are in danger, and we need to protect them"


The article "THE" is NOT required. 

400

Can you mention another name for pumas? 

Mountain lions or cougars. 

400

Can you mention 3 reasons why sea turtles are dying? 

When hitting by a boat, getting caught in nets, eating plastic bags, and building houses by the ocean.  
400

What are the 3 main negative effects of fences on wildlife? 

Animals cannot find mates, enough food, or water sources. 

500

What is another concept for "propose"?

To come up with
500

Can you explain the difference between "can" and "could" as modals of ability? 

Can is used in the present, and could is used in the past. 

500

Can you explain how these dogs get along so well with sheep? 

Sheepdogs live with sheep as puppies and learn to be part of the sheep's group. 

500

What does The Turtle Hospital do? 

They find injured turtles and, once they are healthy again, return them to the ocean. 

500

Can you mention three countries that have implemented the construction of wildlife bridges? 

USA, Germany, Netherlands, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand.

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