Vocabulary Unit 7
What is the name of the mountain that can erupt and release lava, ash, and gas?
What do you call something that people no longer want and often throw away?
Trash
Rewrite the sentences using First Conditional
I go to Cancun / I see Dolphins
If I go to Cancun, I will see Dolphins.
A house (can/build) ___________ with recycled materials
A house can be built with recycled materials.
They are used to clean things and hurt your skin.
Chemicals.
When a Volcano ________, lava flows down the sides, after that, ash may _________ the area around the Volcano.
Erupts and Cover
What is the process called when we take old materials and turn them into something new?
Recycle and Reuse
Rewrite the sentences using because of:
Rocks flew into the sky / the eruption
Rocks flew into the sky because of the eruption.
Complete the sentences:
When I leave my room I _________ and when I´m going to school I _________
turn off the light/ (brush mi teeths/ take breakfast)
This is the largest Volcano in the Hawaiian Islands:
A) Mauna Loa
B) Nyamuragira
C) Mount Etna
A) Mauna Loa
Name the three life stages of a Volcano
Dormant, Active and Extinct
Why is it important to reduce the amount of junk we send to landfills?
Possible Answers:
Because too much trash takes up space and can harm animals.
Because reducing waste helps conserve natural resources.
Because landfills produce harmful gases like methane.
Because recycling and reusing are better for the planet than throwing things away.
Because it helps save energy and reduces pollution.
Because landfills can contaminate soil and water.
Complete the sentences:
If you plant some seeds:
You will have some (Plants/flowers).
Save the bricks that (can/reuse) _________, and the broken ones (can/ throw away)_____________.
Save the bricks that can be reused, and the broken ones can be thrown away.
Write the layers of the earth in order.
1. Crust
2. Mantle
3. Outer Core
4. Inner Core
The hole left at the top of a Volcano that has erupted is called a ________ and the sides of a Volcano form the ______ at the top.
Crater and Cone
Choosing ______ materials is friendly to the environment. This things, can be grown again they´re __________.
Natural and Renewable
Write a sentences using If and will using the words (visit, Uncle, Winter):
Possible Answer:
If I visit my uncle this Winter, we will make a snowman (or something related with the winter or the snow).
Write 3 things that can, must or may be done at your house to protect the environment.
Unscramble the following words:
nmenrevoietn
ewnlaeber
evesconr
Environment →
Renewable →
Conserve →
Volcanic eruptions can cover the land with ______ layers of ______. Sometimes, a _______deep underground allows pressure to build up and cause this.
Thick, Ash and Crack
What is the difference between a natural resource and a man-made object, and how can renewable resources be used to build a better future?
Possible Answers:
Renewable resources like solar and wind energy don’t run out, and we can use them to build cleaner and greener cities.
We can use renewable resources to design energy-efficient homes and reduce pollution.
Using natural, renewable resources helps protect the environment and conserve what we have for future generations.
Man-made objects often use non-renewable materials, but we can switch to renewable ones to build a more sustainable world.
Unscramble the next sentences:
Erupts / Of / Volcano / The / From / The / Lava / The / People / Because / Ran
The people ran from the lava because of the volcano erupts.
Use can, may or must to write sentences related with objects that you can recycle.
1. Make________________________
2. Recycle______________________
3. Use ________________________
4. Put_________________________
Possible Answers:
1. Art can be made from recycle items.
2. Cans must be recycled.
3. Cardboard can be used to make art.
4. flowers can be put in bottles
Describe the process of how a Volcano make Eruption:
1. Deep underground, there is very hot, melted rock called magma. This magma builds up in a magma chamber beneath the volcano.
2. Gas inside the magma creates pressure. When the pressure gets too strong, it pushes the magma up.
3. The magma escapes through cracks in the Earth’s surface. Once it reaches the surface, the magma is called lava.
4. The volcano erupts, shooting out lava, ash, and gases into the air!
5. Finally, the Volcano calms down and it stops erupting.