10. Simple descriptive text
I have a hamster named Rio. His fur is brown and
white, with brown as predominant color. Rio really
likes to play around and a lot of drinking. Rio
loves to eat kuwaci. When Rio is hungry, he will
usually silent.
11. What can you see in the picture?
I see a family spending time together
in the morning. I see birds singing in
the tree, and the cat climbing the
tree. In the background, I see the
trees are green and there are two
houses behind the trees. I think it’s
spring because in the foreground
there are some flowers.
12. when you get stuck…
Where are they? They are in the garden
How many people are there? There are
nine people
Is this a family? Yes, it is
What is Paul doing? He is watering the
plants
What is Mrs. Green doing? She is
listening to the radio
What are the girls doing? They are
playing with their dolls.
Is the grandfather reading? No, he isn't.
He is sleeping.
What does Paul look like? He is tall and
thin He has short, blonde hair and black
eyes.
What is Simon wearing? He is wearing a
red sweater, white trousers and yellow
shoes.
Where are the ducks? They are in the
pond.
13. My Aquaria
My favorite thing is aquaria, places in which aquatic plants
and animals, particularly fish, are kept. The term in applied to
single tanks for home use in which fish are kept for their
decorative effect and interesting habits and for public
institutions to conduct an exhibition and a scientific study of
aquatic life.
I make home aquaria to simulate a natural environment.
Aquatic plants supply the oxygen needed by fish, but often an
aerating device is used to furnish additional oxygen. Goldfish
enjoy cool water, but the popular tropical fish must have water
at a constant temperature of 22oC (72oF) or more. I must keep
the water pure and free of algae for long periods by sufficient
aeration and by keeping mollusks in the aquaria. A layer of
sand or gravel at the bottom of the tank will hold the roots of
such important aquatic plants as tape grass and vallisneria
spiralis and aid in the removal of debris. My home aquaria
range in size from small fishbowls, holding two or three fish, to
huge tanks.
1. The text above tells us
about….
A. the writer’s home aquaria
B. a natural environment
C. making an aquarium
D. aquatic plants and
animals
2. To give additional
oxygen, … is used in a
home aquarium.
A. a natural environment
B. aquatic plants
C. an aerating device
D. a layer of sand
14. My Aquaria
My favorite thing is aquaria, places in which aquatic plants
and animals, particularly fish, are kept. The term in applied to
single tanks for home use in which fish are kept for their
decorative effect and interesting habits and for public
institutions to conduct an exhibition and a scientific study of
aquatic life.
I make home aquaria to simulate a natural environment.
Aquatic plants supply the oxygen needed by fish, but often an
aerating device is used to furnish additional oxygen. Goldfish
enjoy cool water, but the popular tropical fish must have water
at a constant temperature of 22oC (72oF) or more. I must keep
the water pure and free of algae for long periods by sufficient
aeration and by keeping mollusks in the aquaria. A layer of
sand or gravel at the bottom of the tank will hold the roots of
such important aquatic plants as tape grass and vallisneria
spiralis and aid in the removal of debris. My home aquaria
range in size from small fishbowls, holding two or three fish, to
huge tanks.
3. Which is not needed to
simulate a natural
environment in a home
aquarium?
A. putting aquatic plants in
the aquarium
B. using a suitable aerating
device
C. keeping mollusks in the
aquarium
D. removing the debris
regularly
4. From the text, we know
that….
A. aerating device is
always used in
aquarium
B. The writer has a small
fishbowl holding two
fish
C. fish are kept in the
tanks only for a
scientific study
D. keeping mollusks in the