Arbeitsblatt: YW 4, U2, Test

Test Unit 2: Forms of migration Young World 4 Name: Datum: Note: Unterschrift Eltern: 1. Hör dir die Beschreibung zur Wanderung des Leguans (auf Englisch: iguana) genau an. Fülle dann die Informationen in die Tabelle ein. Beschreibe zudem das Aussehen des Leguans mit vier stichwortartigen Aussagen. What the land iguana looks like: 10 2. Fülle die Lücken mit den vorgegebenen Wörtern. Another animal thatis the grey whale. It doesnt travel as far as the Arctic tern, but it is number two in the it swims over 20000 km. Like the Arctic tern, the grey whale in the north in the Arctic sea, where it spends its time on plankton and small fish. Its one of the biggest mammals on Its size is between 13 and 15 metres. So of course its very too. fully grown whale can weigh 33 tons, or as much as bus full of people. Its not surprising that this big underwater animal is good . Its is around 10 km per hour. up to, speed, distance, migrates, feeding, swimmer, earth, lives, heavy. 9 3. Vervollständige die Sätze mit „have to/has to und in order to oder so. a) You eat lot of carrots you can see better. b) We get up early arrive at work on time. c) Melinda clean her bedroom watch television. d) Dave help his father he can go out with friends. e) Maria and Jonas buy flight ticket come home. f) work lot get money. g) The stork fly south find more food. 7 4. Schau dir die Informationskarten zu den Tieren an. Schreibe vier Vergleiche zweier Tiere: je einen Vergleich zu Grösse (a), Gewicht (b), Lebenserwartung (c) und Geschwindigkeit (d) (siehe Beispielsatz). z.B.: The African elephant is heavier than the emperor penguin. a) b) c) d) 6 5. Schreibe in die Tabelle die Adjektive und ihre Steigerungsformen (Comparative, Superlative). ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE most beautiful big shorter nicest prettiest good bad fit more expensive furthest 10 6. Bilde Sätze mit den vorgegebenen Wörtern. Verwende „ as asoder not as as. cheap: bus – bike dangerous: cats – crocodiles old: Martin (2 years) – Sandra (24 months) fast: snails – tigers 4 TOTAL 46