GROUP TASK

GROUP 4

(B. Inggris M01)

Members :

 Mafira Hanudya An Naba (205080100111009)

 Jihan Nabilah Yusmi (205080100111015)
 Salsabila Safa Dirgantarina (205080100111039)
 Biancha Vidyanata Ongkosongo (205080101111003)
 Siti Fatimah (205080101111011)

TEXT 1

Exercise A

1. Agnatha

2. Osteichthyes

3. Hagfishes

4. Lampreys

5. Sharks

6. Rays

7. Comprising all other living fishes

Exercise B

1. The characteristics of backbone of Agnatha is basically a notochord, a rod like structure

composed of unique notochordal tissue.

2. The fish use gills, lungs, specialized chambers, or skin, any of which must be richly
supplied with blood vessels in order to act as a respiratory organ, specially for extract
oxygen from the water and transfer it to the blood. Gills are made efficient in a number of
ways. A large surface area for gaseous exchange means that more oxygen can enter the
bloodstream over a given period of time.

3. Gills are made efficient in a number of ways. A large surface area for gaseous exchange
means that more oxygen can enter the bloodstream over a given period of time. A single
 gill of a bony fish consists of a curved gill arch bearing a V-shaped double row of gill
filaments. Each filament has many minute folds in its surface, giving it a sort of fuzzy
appearance and increasing the amount of surface area along a given length of filament.

Exercise C

1. a. To describe that fish are cool-blooded animal

2. d. the remainder of the skeleton is bony

3. d. none of them

4. d. respiratory process

5. a. breathing

6. a. ineffective

7. b. fillament

TEXT 2

Exercise A

1. Because they depend on light for photosynthesis, they are most commonly found in
shallow depths where light levels are high.

2. the word bouyant has the same meaning as float.

3. Lacunae are veins that transport nutrients and water throughout the plant and have few air
pockets.

Exercise B

1. a. in place which is not deep, salty and brackish water, abundant of light

2. b. cannot produce flowers and seeds

3. a. seagrass is a more complicated organism than seaweed

4. c. spread out

5. b. the lacunae keep the leaves to be falling

6. b. the reader
Exercise C

1. The disease is reformulated by different viruses.

2. After a fire, the boat is rebuilt

3. The causes of overfishing problem should be recovered

4. Snorkeling and diving often times result in severe damage to coral reefs; and to recycle

needs a lot of money and time.

5. The migration of fish always retransmited according to the seasons.

Exercise D

1. Re-novation (Noun): the process or act of improving and repairing something, this word is
often used for building.

2. Re-placement (Noun) : the process of replacing something with something else.

3. Re-newable (Adjective) : relating to forms of energy that are produced using the sun, wind,
etc., or from crops, rather than those using fuels such as oil or coal.

4. Re-generate (Verb) : to improve a place or system, especially by making it more active or

successful.