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Great big story:The Cave of Glowing Worms.

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    Video quiz details

    Task Description
    The learners are going to improve their listening skills and work with adjectives to describe places.
    Video details
    Scene summary
    In caves that are 30 million years old and 150 feet underground, an unforgettable site glows in the dark.
    Video source
    Great big story:The Cave of Glowing Worms.
    Video length
    1 minute 26 seconds
    Video genre
    Documentaries
    Language goals
    listening
    Listening comprehension
    Deep listening: Focus on meaning
    Level
    The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1)
    Student type
    This resource is intended for:Elementary schoolers
    elementary-school
    Elementary schoolers
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    Quality not yet verified by the community.
    Sensitivity
    This resource does not contain any images, words or ideas that would upset a reasonable person in any culture.
    Copyright license
    This resource is licensed by mermaid72 under the iSLCollective Copyright License.
    Upload date
    5/4/2021
    Video quiz questions (printable)
    1. Correct the wrong word.
    150 yards underground.
    2. Unmix the sentence.
    In
    30-million-year-old
    cave
    an
    unfrogettable
    site
    glitters
    in
    the
    dark.
    3. Fill the gap.
    The Waitomo Glowworm Caves in New Zealand30,000Arachnocampa luminosa glowworms.
    4. Unmix the sentence.
    They
    spend
    their
    days
    spinning
    silk
    nests
    from
    the
    ceilings.
    5. Fill the gap.
    And lowering threadsprey,a spider.
    6. Unmix the sentence.
    The
    luminiscent
    bead-like
    strings
    are
    spellbinding.
    7. Fill the gap.
    The glowwormsand burn off waste.
    8. Unmix the sentence.
    The
    glow
    is
    created
    by
    a
    combination
    of
    chemicals
    given
    off
    by
    the
    glowworms
    and
    the
    oxygen
    in
    the
    air.
    9. Correct the wrong word.
    The underground are ideal for the worms.
    10. Fill the gap.
    As they need a dark dampwhere theirseen.
    11. Unmix the sentence.
    The
    Waitomo
    Caves,
    they
    call
    home,
    are
    named
    after
    Maori
    words
    wai,
    which
    means
    water,
    and
    tomo,
    which
    means
    hole.
    12. Fill the gap.
    And although theyunderground thethem is never one to disappoint.
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    Mermaid72 is from/lives in United Kingdom and has been a member of iSLCollective since 2014-09-11. Mermaid72 last logged in on 2022-12-07, and has shared 2213 resources on iSLCollective so far.
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