امتحان ANIMAL MYTHS والتمارين الوحدة 2 – LESSON 4B (Workbook 18 & 19) – اللغة الإنجليزية 11th

1.

It becomes two living creatures if cut in half.

2.

It buries its head in the sand when it is afraid.

3.

It is made angry by the colour red.

4.

It can only remember things for seconds.

5.

Which of the sentences in Exercise 1 do you think is true? Read the article quickly and check your ideas.

6.

Match the highlighted words from the text with the definitions.

 usually alone, not with others ................

7.

Match the highlighted words from the text with the definitions.

 awake and active at night ................

8.

Match the highlighted words from the text with the definitions.

 covered in liquid and not nice to touch ................

9.

Match the highlighted words from the text with the definitions.

 covered in thick, soft hair ................

10.

Match the highlighted words from the text with the definitions.

 related to the sea ................

11.

Match the highlighted words from the text with the definitions.

 an animal without a backbone ................

12.

Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words from the previous exercise.

 Insects are ................ because they do not have a backbone.

13.

Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words from the previous exercise.

 Goldfish are ................ creatures that many people keep as pets.

14.

Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words from the previous exercise.

  I don't like holding fish because they are cold and ................ .

15.

Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words from the previous exercise.

 Tortoises are ................ creatures and are usually seen alone.

16.

Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words from the previous exercise.

 Children love small ................ animals like rabbits and guinea pigs.

17.

Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words from the previous exercise.

 Owls are ................ animals that can see very well at night.

18.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What is the reason that makes bulls charge at a matador's cape?

19.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What is a common myth about bats and humans?

20.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

Where does the myth about ostriches hiding their heads come from?

21.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

How much water can sharks detect a single drop of blood in?

22.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What usually happens to spiders when a human is sleeping?

23.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

According to the article, how do most species of bats navigate?

24.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What does the idiom "to bury your head in the sand" mean?

25.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

How long can a fish's memory last according to experiments?

26.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

How many parts of an earthworm can survive if split in half?

27.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What is a common myth about goldfish?

28.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What percentage of nocturnal animals use echolocation?

29.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

Why is the myth that ostriches bury their heads in the sand incorrect?

30.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What is a common myth about sharks?

31.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What is a myth about spiders and humans while sleeping?

32.

^{ANIMAL MYTHS "Suggested question"}

What happens when a matador waves a cape at a bull?