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Students learn about endangered animals, emir leopard in particular to understand the causes of extinction and how to prevent it
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Students learn about endangered animals, emir leopard in particular to understand the causes of extinction and how to prevent it
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Endangered animalsVideo length
4 minutes 20 seconds
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Lectures (e.g. TED talks)
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The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
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This resource is intended for:High schoolers
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20/11/2021
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Choose the correct options.
Why does the presenter mention pandas, orangutans, gorillas, and tigers?
give ex. of zoo animals endangered in the wild.
give examples of wild animals endangered in zoos.
give examples of animals that are cute
2. Choose the correct options.
Which animal group in the animal kingdom is NOT mentioned in the video?
Reptiles
Birds
Mammals
Interbrate
3. Guess the end.
How many amur leopards are left in the wild?
4. Guess the end.
What is the most common cause of animals becoming endangered?
5. Choose the correct options.
Which is NOT mentioned as a function of a habitat?
To keep animals warm and dry
To keep animals clean
To keep animals safe from predators
6. Choose the correct options.
What affected the amur leopard's habitat?
A new species took over its habitat.
Forest fires
A terrible earthquake
7. Choose the correct options.
What happens when a habitat become smaller?
There are fewer animals in this habitat.
The animals in this habitat become smaller.
The animals in this habitat become sick.
There are more animals in this habitat.
8. Choose the correct options.
Where does pollution come from?
d. All of the above
Rubbish people throw away
Smokes from factories
Exhaust fumes from cars
All of the above
9. Fill the gap.
Some pollution ended up in a fish that the pelicans ate, which made the birds sick and kept many of their eggs from
10. Choose the correct options.
How did pollution affect the brown pelican?
None of the above
pesticide in water made eggs unable to hatch
pesticide in the water killed the fish they eat
pesticide in the water made brown pelicans sick
11. Choose the correct options.
What happened to the brown pelican in the end?
Ppl moved them to new habitat not polluted.
now only be found in zoos &conservation centers
The brown pelican became extinct.
People stopped using pesticide& they recovers.
12. Guess the end.
What can kids do to protect animals' habitat?
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