The Red Fox Q & A

1. What type of fox is the red fox?

Ans: The Red Fox is the largest vulpine fox. It is the most
successful and certainly the most recognisable.

2. Why is it difficult to use size to tell a male fox from a

female fox?
Ans: There are many considerable sizes of the individuals.

3. Tick two boxes to show why the fox can move so quickly.
Ans: ‘Low weight’ and ‘Moves on its toes’.

4. Rewrite the final paragraph to include the main points,

using about 30 words.
Ans: The fox pays a punishment for its little stomach that must
eat more frequently. While eating, it uses 42 teeth. The teeth
include prominent canines which hold the prey, incisors forcutting
and tearing meat apart, and molars for harshly grinding up bones
and vegetables.

5. Tick the best description of the text The Red Fox.

Ans: It contains mostly facts.
 6. Compare these texts.

Text 2
I would read Text 2 because it explains more about ‘The Red Fox’,
uses more catchy words and asks a question to make us more
excited about what’s going to happen in the next paragraph.
Cotgrave Country Park
 7. (a) Give two places in Cotgrave Country Park where
visitors might see fish.
Ans: Wetlands and Lakes
(b) Cotgrave Country Park offers a range of activities for
those visitors who want to keep fit. Name two of these.
Ans: Walking and Running

8. Tick two boxes to show which statements about Cotgrave

Country Park are FALSE.
Ans: ‘Vehicles of any size can park there’ and ‘The park is open
overnight’

9. Explain why walkers might experience difficulty during bad

weather.
Ans: Paths can get muddy or wet.

10. (a) What is the purpose of the subheadings in the text

Cotgrave Country Park?
Ans: The purpose of having subheadings is to classify the
information into smaller parts.
(b) In the text The Red Fox, paragraphs are used. Draw
lines to link each paragraph with its main topic described in
the boxes.
1st paragraph - Variations in size of the fox
2nd paragraph - How the fox uses one part of its body
3rd paragraph - How the fox moves
 Writing

11 The reading texts The Red Fox and Cotgrave Country Park
provide clear information in a way that is easy to read. Write
an information fact sheet on an area you know well for visitors
who have not been there before. You could include information
on places to visit and things to do there.
Remember to:
• Write about an area you know well
• Inform, rather than persuade
• Include a range of information.

PLANNING
Area : Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur
Info :
● Twin Skyscrapers
● Tallest buildings in the world from 1998-2021
● Visible across many places
● 88 floors
● Made of steel and glass
● Finished building on 1st March 1998
● Has Skybridge (167 feet long)
 Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia

Petronas Twin Towers is located in Malaysia. It’s the tallest

building in the world. The constructors finished building Petronas
Twin Towers on 1st March 1998.

Petronas Twin Towers is known throughout the world. It is visible

in many places. It is made of steel and glass and has 88 floors. It
also has a skybridge which is 167 feet long (50.9016 meters).

In the tower, there are many restaurants, food stalls, shops and
offices. Petronas (an oil company) workers work in the offices.

Petronas is a world wide known company. Over 45, 000 people work
for Petronas. The Government of Malaysia owns Petronas.
Malaysia, London and many others collaborate together to sustain
this successful business.