Feed internal warm conserve life communicate shallow recognize perform

.................on milk ..................blooded ...........by using sound .................period ...................divers ………..each other ................temperature …….......their body ..................actions

36 Fill the gaps with one word only from the box.

capture pet misery bobcat opposes

1The war brought …………….. to Vietnam. 2 The criminals were shown on TV soon after their ……………… 3 She has several interesting ……………, including a couple of snakes. 4 The governor ………………… raising taxes. 5 We saw a ………………at the zoo.

37 Fill in the missing words from the box to build up the whole phrases.

move interesting to provide strongly wild-caught natural

…………………personalities …………animals ……………opposes ……………........freely …………..the care …….. environment

38 Find the necessary information in activity 6 and complete the table.

kind of animal	mammals
they live
they weigh
they’ ve got
internal temperature
they eat
they can
they communicate
their life - period
they learn

39 Build up 10 questions according to the information in the table.

Example: What kind of animals are dolphins?

40 Make up a dialogue according to your roles and use the information from activity 3. Talk for 2 minutes.

Student A. You are a journalist for “Animal Life” magazine. You are taking an interview about dolphins for your magazine. Your interviewee is the professor of Harvard . Ask your partner 10 questions.

Student B. You are the professor of Harvard. You knows about dolphins everything. Be ready to answer your partner’s questions

PHRASAL VERBS

41 Match the verbs with their meaning.

run out run at run with run on run after

to attack to be in relationship to follow to crash to come to the end

42 Fill the gaps with a suitable phrasal verb. Make up your own sentences with each of the verbs.

1. The dog ....................the visitor and bit him.

2. You should know your contract ...................next week.

3. In his younger days he .....................some undesirable types

4. The boat ................ the rocks at midnight.

5. ........................your father, he’s forgotten his hat.

ANIMAL IDIOMS

43 Read the idioms, their meanings and examples. Write down your own sentences illustrating the idioms.

• take the bull by the horns - when we use the phrase in everyday talk, we mean that the person we are talking about the problems directly and is not worried about any risks involved.

I decided to take the bull by the horns and tell him he was upsetting Jane.

• do a donkey work – manual labor or jobs that are routine or least important

If you tell him to take it easy, he’ll sit back and let you do all the donkey work.

• elephant in the room - a problem that everyone knows very well but no one talks about because it is taboo, embarrassing, etc.

Jane’s adultery was an elephant in the room in the household.

• dead as a dodo - it is lifeless and dull. The dodo was a bird that lived the island of Mauritius. It couldn't fly and w as hunted to extinction

Did you like the party? – No. It was dead as a dodo.

• kill two birds with one stone -you resolve two difficulties or matters with a single action.

If you make a presentation and a report about one outstanding person, you will kill two birds with one stone!