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Seahoreses get their name because of the shape of their head. They are small fish and they live in the ocean. Seahorses can change their colour. That helps them to hide from the other fish.Seahoreses like eating very much. They usualy eat about 50 times a day. Their favourite food is little shrimps. Seahoreses can see very well but they are bad swimmers. They live for 1-5 years.
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Look, read and choose the correct sentence.
Correct Answer
B. We were in the supermarket last week.
Explanation
The correct sentence is "We were in the supermarket last week." This sentence is correct because it uses the correct subject-verb agreement. "We" is a plural pronoun, so it should be followed by the plural form of the verb "to be," which is "were." Additionally, the sentence correctly states that the action happened "last week," indicating a past time frame.
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Look, read and choose the correct sentence.
Correct Answer
A. I was in the swimming pool two days ago.
Explanation
The correct answer is "I was in the swimming pool two days ago." This sentence is in the past tense and uses the correct form of the verb "to be" (was) for the first person singular pronoun (I). The use of "were" in the second option is incorrect because it is the past tense form for the second person singular and plural pronouns (you, we, they), not for the first person singular pronoun (I). The third option is also incorrect because it uses the present tense form of the verb "to be" (am) instead of the past tense form (was).
4.
Look, read and choose the correct picture.Sarah was at her grandparent's house yesterday.
Correct Answer
B. Option 2
5.
Read the text and and choose True or False.Seahorses are big reptiles.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The statement in the text is "Seahorses are big reptiles." The correct answer is False because seahorses are not reptiles, they are actually fish. Reptiles are a different group of animals that include snakes, lizards, and turtles. Seahorses have a unique body structure and are classified as fish due to their gills, fins, and scales.
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Read the text and choose True or False.Seahorses live in the ocean.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Seahorses are indeed marine creatures that live in the ocean. They are typically found in shallow tropical and temperate waters, often near coral reefs, seagrass beds, or mangrove forests. Seahorses are unique in their appearance, with a horse-like head, a curled tail, and a body covered in bony plates. They are also known for their distinctive mating behavior, where the male carries and gives birth to the offspring. Due to their delicate nature and vulnerability to habitat destruction and overfishing, seahorses are considered to be at risk and are protected by various conservation efforts.
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Read the text and choose True or False.Seahorses can swim very well.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Seahorses cannot swim very well. Unlike most fish, seahorses have a unique body structure that makes them poor swimmers. They have a long, slender body and a small fin on their back that flutters rapidly, allowing them to move forward. However, they lack a caudal fin, which is the main fin that helps fish propel themselves through the water. As a result, seahorses rely on their ability to grip onto objects with their prehensile tail rather than swimming. Therefore, the statement "Seahorses can swim very well" is false.
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Read the text and answer the question.What is seahorses favourite food?
Correct Answer
B. Shrimps
Explanation
Seahorses' favorite food is shrimps. This is because shrimps are a natural part of their diet and provide them with essential nutrients. Seahorses have a unique feeding behavior where they suck their prey into their mouths using their long snouts. Shrimps are small enough for seahorses to consume and are a good source of protein for their diet. Additionally, the movement of shrimps in the water can also attract seahorses, making them a preferred food choice.
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Look at the picture, read the sentence and fill in the blank. Type the answer in the box below the picture.Baijis were river ____________ from China.
Correct Answer
dolphins,DOLPHINS,Dolphins
Explanation
The sentence states that Baijis were river ________ from China. The correct answer is "dolphins" because it is the plural form of the word and fits grammatically in the sentence.
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Look at the picture, read the sentence and fill in the blank. Type your answer in the box below the picture.We found many ________ on the beach.
Correct Answer
shells,Shells,SHELLS
Explanation
The sentence states that "We found many ________ on the beach." The word "shells" is the correct answer because it is the plural form of "shell" and matches the context of the sentence. The variations of capitalization, "Shells" and "SHELLS," are also correct as they maintain the same meaning and are still in line with the plural form of the word.
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Look at the picture, read the sentence and fill in the blanks. Type your answer in the box below the picture.______________ has got a big head and eight strong arms.
Correct Answer
octopus,Octopus,OCTOPUS
Explanation
The correct answer is "octopus, Octopus, OCTOPUS". The word "octopus" refers to a sea creature that has a big head and eight strong arms. The three variations of the word "octopus" (with different capitalization) are all correct because they represent different ways of writing the same word.
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Look at the picture, read the sentence and fill in the blank. Type your answer in the box below the picture._______________ usually live for 40-70 years.
Correct Answer
Turtles,turtles,TURTLES
Explanation
The sentence is discussing the lifespan of a certain subject, which is indicated by the word "usually." The word "turtles" is repeated three times, emphasizing that the subject being referred to is turtles. The sentence suggests that turtles typically live for a span of 40-70 years.
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Read the text and answer the question.Why is this small fish called seahorse?
Correct Answer
A. Becuse of the shape of its head
Explanation
The small fish is called seahorse because of the shape of its head. This suggests that the head of the seahorse has a unique appearance or resemblance to a horse's head, which is why it is named as such. The information provided in the text does not mention anything about the fish's ability to change color or its long tail, so these options can be ruled out as the reason for its name.