Inglés I Teacher: Omar Eduardo Velandia puerto.

Student: Jose David Parada Polentino Date: 22/09/2020 Code: 1370105

MATCH THE WH-QUESTION WORDS WITH ITS MEANING

1. WHERE 5 use to ask about a person.
2. WHY 1 use to ask about the location of a place.
3. WHEN 8 use to ask about a thing.
4. HOW 3 use to ask about the time.
5. WHO 7 use to ask the date or time of something.
6. HOW MANY / MUCH 4 use to ask by what method something is done.
7. WHAT TIME 6 use to ask about the quantity of something.
8. WHAT 2 use to ask the reason of something.
9. WHOSE 9 use to ask the possession of something.

WRITE THE QUESTION WORD

1. They want to see Fiona. WHO do they want to see?

2. I get up at 7 o’clock. WHAT time do you get up?
3. She pays $10. HOW much does she pay?
4. He doesn’t like the movie. WHY doesn’t he like the movie?
5. We have dinner WHAT do you have for dinner?
6. The meeting finish late WHAT time does the meeting finish?
7. I eat an apple pie WHAT kind of pie does you eat?
8. I play tennis last week WHEN do you play tennis?
9. They write to Ellen WHO do they write to?
10. I don’t eat the chicken WHY don’t you eat the chicken?

DOLPHINS

Since Dolphins are like human being in so many ways. For example, dolphins have a special
respiratory just like humans. The only difference is that dolphins are able to stay underwater
for a long time without breathing oxygen. But how do dolphins manage to sleep without
drowning?

Generally, dolphins sleep with only one brain hemisphere in slow-wave sleep at a time, thus
maintaining enough consciousness to breathe and to watch for possible predators and
other threats. Earlier sleep stages can occur simultaneously in both hemispheres. In
captivity, dolphins seemingly enter a fully asleep state where both eyes are closed and there
is no response to mild external stimuli. In this case, respiration is automatic; a tail
kick reflex keeps the blowhole above the water if necessary. Anesthetized dolphins initially
show a tail kick reflex. Though a similar state has been observed with wild sperm whales, it
is not known if dolphins in the wild reach this state. The Indus river dolphin has a sleep
method that is different from that of other dolphin species. Living in water with strong
currents and potentially dangerous floating debris, it must swim continuously to avoid
injury. As a result, this species sleeps in very short bursts which last between 4 and
60 seconds.

READING COMPREHENSION

CONSTRUIR 5 ORACIONES PARA LA COMPRENSIÓN DE TEXTO.

1. When do automatic respiration happen?

2. What is the difference that dolphins have from humans?
3. How do dolphins sleep?
4. How strong are the currents in the indo river?
5. which predators could attack the dolphin?