Lectura

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CAMELS NOW? CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWERS

• a) Rainforests
• b) Deserts
• c) Mountains
• d) Oceans

• a) It keeps them cool.
• b) It acts like sunscreen.
• c) It helps them see better.
• d) It helps them fly.

• a) Short legs
• b) Strong claws
• c) Long legs
• d) Wings

• a) 5 gallons
• b) 15 gallons
• c) 30 gallons
• d) 50 gallons

• a) Families
• b) Teams
• c) Herds
• d) Crowds

• a) As pets
• b) As a source of entertainment
• c) For transportation, food, and milk
• d) For cooking

Where do camels usually live? a) Rainforests b) Deserts c) Mountains d) Oceans

1. Texto: 'very hot places like deserts'.

How does the thick coat of hair on camels help them in the desert? Options a-d.

1. Texto: 'acts like their sunblock'.

What special features do camels have for running in the desert? Options a-d.

1. Texto: 'long legs that make them great at running'.

How much water can camels drink at once? a) 5 b) 15 c) 30 d) 50 gallons

1. Texto: 'up to 30 gallons at once'.

What is the term for groups of camels living together? a) Families b) Teams c) Herds d) Crowds

1. Texto: 'Camels live in groups called herds'.

Why have humans been using camels for a long time? a) Pets b) Entertainment c) Transportation, food, milk d) Cooking

1. Texto: 'for rides, as a source of food, and for their milk'.

Glosario

• Rainforests: Bosques tropicales lluviosos.
• Mountains: Montañas.
• Oceans: Océanos.
• Sunscreen: Protector solar.
• Claws: Garras.
• Wings: Alas.
• Herd: Manada.
• Crowd: Multitud.
• Transportation: Transporte.