Answer for exercise 11
The solution for exercise 11 in chapter 8 - The animal kingdom of Outcomes Advanced - Student's Book by Carol Nuttall and Amanda French
Question
With the same partner, decide if the sentences refer to one or other of the animals - or both. Then look back at the texts and check your answers.
Answer
- Aye-aye (habitat is being destroyed)
- Both (camels travel vast distances, aye-aye may cover over four kilometres a night)
- Camel (drought and famine)
- Aye-aye (believed to be evil)
- Camel (they are heavily hunted ... where there is competition for water from domestic herds)
- Camel (still unknown how it processes salt water)
- Aye-aye (only one other animal uses the same technique)
- Both (captive breeding programmes)
- Camel (lives in a herd)
- Camel (interbreeding with domestic Bactrians leads them to lose the capability to drink salt water)