Exercise 1. Reading Laboratory.
The teacher will lead group reading, separating the sentences at reasonable points to facilitate group repetition by the students.
e.g. It is not easy - to kill a frog. - Amphibians as a group -
have existed on earth - for 350 millions years, - so the phenomenon - that’s killing them - must be something
- that has happened - fairly recently. - For now, - scientist
have no answer - but they do have - several clues.
¿Que esta matando nuestras ranas?
Exercise 2. Students will translate parts of the text, to Spanish, for a better reading comprehension.
(1) It is nor easy to kill a frog.
e.g. It is not easy - to kill a frog. - Amphibians as a group -
have existed on earth - for 350 millions years, - so the phenomenon - that’s killing them - must be something
- that has happened - fairly recently. - For now, - scientist
have no answer - but they do have - several clues.
¿Que esta matando nuestras ranas?
Exercise 2. Students will translate parts of the text, to Spanish, for a better reading comprehension.
(1) It is nor easy to kill a frog.
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(2) Amphibians as a group have existed
(2) Amphibians as a group have existed
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(3) on earth for 350 million years, so the phenomenon
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(4) that’s killing them must be something that has
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(5) happened fairly recently. For now, scientists have no answer but
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(6) they do have several clues. One big part of the mystery is that many
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(7) of the deadly population losses are happening in pristine areas
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(8) like national parks, far removed from the pollution of the cities.
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(9) The first recorded mass extinction of amphibians, is the golden toad
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(10) that disappeared from the rain forest of Costa Rica. Why?
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(11) Sam Droegge, another government expert, says: “There’s no
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(12) polluter up the stream, or a chemical plant or a
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(13) part of the habitat that’s been removed. The first potential
(3) on earth for 350 million years, so the phenomenon
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(4) that’s killing them must be something that has
___________________________________________________
(5) happened fairly recently. For now, scientists have no answer but
___________________________________________________
(6) they do have several clues. One big part of the mystery is that many
___________________________________________________
(7) of the deadly population losses are happening in pristine areas
___________________________________________________
(8) like national parks, far removed from the pollution of the cities.
___________________________________________________
(9) The first recorded mass extinction of amphibians, is the golden toad
___________________________________________________
(10) that disappeared from the rain forest of Costa Rica. Why?
___________________________________________________
(11) Sam Droegge, another government expert, says: “There’s no
___________________________________________________
(12) polluter up the stream, or a chemical plant or a
___________________________________________________
(13) part of the habitat that’s been removed. The first potential
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(14) culprit is ultraviolet rays coming through the damaged ozone layer.
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(15) Scientist believe the UV rays are damaging frog eggs and
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(16) juvenile frogs. In fact, one of the reasons amphibians may be more
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(17) vulnerable to environment effects is that they pass through
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(18) one or more metamorphoses on their way to adulthood.
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(14) culprit is ultraviolet rays coming through the damaged ozone layer.
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(15) Scientist believe the UV rays are damaging frog eggs and
___________________________________________________
(16) juvenile frogs. In fact, one of the reasons amphibians may be more
___________________________________________________
(17) vulnerable to environment effects is that they pass through
___________________________________________________
(18) one or more metamorphoses on their way to adulthood.
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