G11.U10.Listening (1)

It was an amazing trip. This old forest is home to thousands of __________ kinds of plants, insects, and animals. I really liked the colourful butterflies and the thousand-year-old tree.

It was an amazing trip. This old forest is home to _______of different kinds of plants, insects, and animals. I really liked the colourful butterflies and the thousand-year-old tree.

Cuc Phuong National Park has a very rich ______.

It’s a community that has living things, like ________. Flora refers to plants and fauna refers to animals, including tiny organisms, like bacteria. Ecosystems also include non-living things, like sunlight, air, soil, and water.

• flora and fauna

• flower and farm

• flowers and trees

• insects and birds

It’s a community that has living things, like flora and fauna. Flora refers to ​ (a)   ​ and fauna refers to ​ (b)   , including tiny ​ (c)   , like bacteria. Ecosystems also include ​ (d)   , like sunlight, air, soil, and water.

• plants
• animals
• organisms
• non-living things

Reorder the following:

• on our planet,

• Ms Hoa?

• ecosystems to life

• are

• How important

Healthy ecosystems are ​ (a)   for human health and survival because they ​ (b)   us with goods such as food, energy, ​ (c)   , clean water, and ​ (d)   .

• essential
• provide
• raw materials
• air

Unfortunately, many ecosystems around the world are being lost, ​ (a)   , or ​ (b)   because of climate change, pollution, and overuse of natural resources. It’s very important to ​ (c)   and ​ (d)   them for future generations

• damaged
• destroyed
• protect
• restore

Match the following

• vi sinh vật

• ecosystems

• đa dạng sinh học

• biodiversity

• vật không sự sống

• organisms

• hệ sinh thái

• non-living things

Match the following

• Yes, that's right.

• How important are ecosystems to life on our planet, Ms Hoa?

• It was amazing.

• You went to Cuc Phuong National Park, didn't you?

• They are essential for human health.

• How was your trip?

• It’s a community that has living things.

• What’s an ecosystem, Ms Hoa?