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Cuc Phuong National Park is located in Vietnam and contains 200 square kilometers of rainforest. It offers various activities for visitors and the best time to visit is during the wet season from May to September. Nairobi National Park in Kenya is the smallest park and does not have a large variety of animals. It has an orphanage that cares for abandoned animals. Everglades National Park in the US spans both tropical and temperate zones but is endangered due to toxic chemical levels in the water contaminating the environment.
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- 3. In the zoo In the national park
- 4. VOCABULARY be located (v) be put/built in a particular place Ex: Ben Thanh market is located in District 1.
- 6. survive (v) /səˈvaɪv/ : continue to live/exist survival (n) /səˈvaɪvl/: the state of continuing to live/exist E.g: Air is necessary for our survival.
- 8. contaminate (v) /kənˈtæmɪneɪt/: to pollute contamination (n) /kənˌtæmɪˈneɪʃn/: pollution Ex: This river is in contamination.
- 9. be located (v) survive (v) survival (n) temperate zone (n) tropical zone (n) sub-tropical zone (n) contaminate (v) contamination (n)
- 11. 1. In Cuc Phuong National Park, there are many activities for the visitors. 2. The best time to visit the park is in the wet season, from May to September. 3. Nairobi National Park is small, so it does not have a large variety of animals. F T F True/ False
- 12. 4. An interesting feature of Nairobi National Park is the Orphanage. 5. Everglades National Park has only plants and animals from tropical zone. 6. There is no threat to the animals in Everglades National Park. F T F
- 13. 1. What is the area of the rain forest in Cuc Phuong National Park? 200 square km (line 4) 2. Why would November be a suitable time to visit this park? Because the rainy season is over.( line 7) 3. What can people learn in Nairobi National Park? They can learn about the habits of animals, how to recognize the different species of animals and plants, and how one species is dependent upon another for survival.( line 11-13)
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