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Food in the Hot Desert

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الأسئلة داخل العرض
1

Which group best matches the hot-desert habitat in this lesson?

2

In the lesson text, snakes often eat small animals such as...

3

What do camels eat in the lesson text?

4

What do insects give lizards in the lesson text?

5

Our lesson says each desert animal has an ______ role to play.

6

Which spelling is correct for the frequency word meaning 'most of the time'?

7

Which sentence places often correctly before the main verb?

8

Which sentence puts often immediately after be, as in our taught pattern?

9

What is the camel doing in this photograph?

Close view of a captive dromedary chewing a pale green piece of vegetable
10

In “Some desert snakes eat small animals such as rats or lizards,” what does such as tell us?

A whole coiled Saharan horned viper with patterned scales and a narrow tail on desert sand in the Negev, Israel.
11

Which caption is a complete sentence about one snake and uses eat/eats correctly?

Close view of a Saharan horned viper's eye, horn-like scales and tongue on sand.
12

A desert locust is one kind of insect. Which sentence correctly connects insects and lizards?

A whole adult desert locust standing on sandy ground in Fish River Canyon, Namibia, with antennae, folded wings and large hind legs visible.
13

What does an important role mean for a desert animal?

Examples of food linked to an animal that can eat it.
14

Which sentence describes possible night-time activity?

Two reviewed illustrations compare the same kind of desert shelter in daylight and at night; they do not measure temperature or prove animal activity.
15

Which caption best matches the position visible in this snake photograph?

The head of a Saharan horned viper partly visible under a low rock at an acclimation station south of Dakhla.
16

“Night can be cooler than day.” Which word compares temperature?

Two reviewed illustrations compare the same kind of desert shelter in daylight and at night; they do not measure temperature.
17

Which row orders all six frequency words from most frequent to least frequent?

Six blank places from more frequent to less frequent.
18

Which explanation correctly compares always and never?

Four chances in each row: every square marked for always and none marked for never.
19

Which statement correctly compares sometimes and rarely?

Six blank places from more frequent to less frequent.
20

Which sentence follows the taught subject + frequency word + main verb pattern?

Close view of a captive dromedary chewing a pale green piece of vegetable
21

Which sentence follows the taught subject + be + frequency word pattern?

An illustrated dromedary browsing a shrub while a small fennec rests in a shaded rocky den
22

Mariam thinks a fish could live here. She then notices there is no pond or river. What should she do?

An illustrated dromedary browsing a shrub while a small fennec rests in a shaded rocky den
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