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Word Study A Unscramble the letters to make a word. Word Box feed sweep check show lie clean f d f ss w i c e o l l 1. The keepers the crocodile fish, rats, and chickens. to give food to 2. The keepers the people how crocodile live. display 3. When crocodiles in the water most of their body is underwater. to be or place oneself at rest in a flat, 4. The keepers the crocodile pit. free from dirt, stain h p 5. The keepers the temperature of the air and the water. the act of inspecting or verifying 6. They the pit and clean the glass. to clean with a broom or brush B Circle the word with the same meaning as the underlined word. 1. The keepers look after crocodiles. a) take care of b) look at c) watch d) come after 2. The crocodiles catch other animals. a) feed b) follow c) hunt d) arrest 3. Greg must be careful because crocodiles can move very quickly. a) harmful b) casual c) careless d) cautious 4. Greg shows the people how fast a crocodile can grab food. a) grant b) snatch c) eat d) move 5. The crocodiles can swim very fast by moving their flat tails with fins. a) slowly b) quickly c) lastly d) lazily

Word Study C Complete the sentences using words in the box. after how as take into because Word Box 1. They look the crocodiles. 2. He must be careful crocodiles can move very quickly. 3. Greg and Stuart put the crocodile eggs an incubator to keep them warm. 4. Crocodiles can grow long as asmalltruck. 5. Crocodile eggs about 80 days to hatch. 6. Greg shows the people fast a crocodile can grab food. D Write your own sentences using the pattern. It takes + (someone) + Length of Time + to +Verb How long does it take eggs to hatch? (Length of time : 80 days) It takes about 80 days to hatch. 1. How long does it take you to read a book? (Length of time : three days) It takes me. 2. How long does it take you to walk to school? (Length of time : ten minutes) It takes me. 3. How long does it take to drive to the airport? (Length of time : one hour) It takes to. 4. How long does it take to get to the library (twenty minutes on foot) It takes to.

Comprehension A Answer the following questions. 1. What helps crocodiles swim fast? (pp. 4~5) a) The webbed toes and a flat tail with fins. b) a strong tail and a large fin c) a slim body and the strong muscles 2. Which parts of the crocodile are out of the water? (pp.6~7) a) most of their body b) their eyes and nose c) their eyes and nose and ears 3. Why do the keepers need to be careful when they feed the crocodiles? (pp.10~11) 11) a) Because they can move very quickly b) Because they can grab food c) Because they can t be tamed d) Because they can t be seen easily 4. Why do keepers need someone to watch crocodiles while they clean the crocodile pit? (pp.12~13) a) To make sure that the crocodiles do not come near the other keeper. b) To make sure that the crocodiles come near food. c) To make sure that the crocodiles lie in the water. 5. How long do eggs need to stay in the incubator? (pp.15 ~16) a) about 30 days b) about 80 days c) about 90 days B Read and circle T for true or F for false. 1. Crocodiles move very quickly 2. Crocodiles need a cold place to live. 3. When crocodiles lie in water, only their eyes are out of the water. 4. Female crocodiles lay eggs twice a year. 5. Crocodiles have three sets of eyelids.

Comprehension C Crocodiles facts. Fill in the chart about crocodiles. Name of animal How does a crocodile look like? How can a crocodile move? What does a crocodile eat? Crocodiles It has It can It eats How is a crocodiles adopted to life in the water? Expression a long tail webbed toes bumpy skin sharp teeth a short tail slithery skin dull teeth swim quickly by moving its a tail jump out of the water hide in the bush fish rats chickens seaweeds fruits plants Eyes and nose are on top of its head It has about 70 sets of teeth. D Write about how crocodile keepers take care of crocodiles. They feed the crocodiles. The keepers other the crocodile pit. While one clean the pit, the crocodiles to make sure that the crocodiles do not keepers. Crocodiles are cold blooded animals so they need a place to live. The keepers check the of the air and the water everyday. fish, rats and chickens / clean / temperature / warm / watches / come / near