Unit 5 The Komodo Dragon (Study Book) Reading Comprehension A. Choose the best answers. 1. d 2. a 3. d 4. b B. True or False. 1. F 2. F 3. T Vocabulary & Grammar A. Choose the correct words to fill in the blanks. 1. lizards 2. weight 3. saliva 4. laws 5. place 6. patience 7. affect 8. rely on B. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. 1. as long as 3.13 meters 2. as much as about 166 kilograms 3. Even if 4. Even if Writing & Speaking Answer the questions and speak with your partner. 1. They can be as long as 3.13 meters and weigh as much as about 166 kilograms. They are the largest living lizards in the world. 2. They use camouflage and extreme patience. They will stay in one spot for hours and wait for anything tasty. 3. Since their vision and hearing are poor, they rely on their sense of smell. Like a snake, they use their forked tongues to test the air for nearby prey. They walk while moving their heads from left to right to sense the direction of their prey. 4. No. The prey is not safe because the saliva of Komodo dragons has bacteria that are deadly to the prey. 5. One reason is that they live in only one area of the world. Hunting is another reason. Despite strict laws, Komodo dragon hunting still takes place. Organize & Summary A. Fill out the organizer with the information you learned in the story. Topic The Komodo Dragon
Unit 5 The Komodo Dragon (Study Book) Reading Comprehension A. Choose the best answers. 1. d 2. a 3. d 4. b B. True or False. 1. F 2. F 3. T Vocabulary & Grammar A. Choose the correct words to fill in the blanks. 1. lizards 2. weight 3. saliva 4. laws 5. place 6. patience 7. affect 8. rely on B. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. 1. as long as 3.13 meters 2. as much as about 166 kilograms 3. Even if 4. Even if Writing & Speaking Answer the questions and speak with your partner. 1. They can be as long as 3.13 meters and weigh as much as about 166 kilograms. They are the largest living lizards in the world. 2. They use camouflage and extreme patience. They will stay in one spot for hours and wait for anything tasty. 3. Since their vision and hearing are poor, they rely on their sense of smell. Like a snake, they use their forked tongues to test the air for nearby prey. They walk while moving their heads from left to right to sense the direction of their prey. 4. No. The prey is not safe because the saliva of Komodo dragons has bacteria that are deadly to the prey. 5. One reason is that they live in only one area of the world. Hunting is another reason. Despite strict laws, Komodo dragon hunting still takes place. Organize & Summary A. Fill out the organizer with the information you learned in the story. Topic The Komodo Dragon
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