SZABLON DO PRACY Z UCZNIEM – Animals in Captivity
dla gimnazjum i liceum – poziom pre-intermediate
1. Key to exercise number 1.
Animals in Captivity
Animals living in zoos enjoy several advantages over animals in the wild, however, they must also suffer some disadvantages.
We don’t have to think a lot to know that in our times care that we give to the animals is essential for them. It’s very important and comfortable for them not to worry about food needed to survive.
But not only the food, also feeling of safety is important. It’s good to know that nobody’s going to hunt on you.
What’s more, our medical care helps them suffer several diseases. However, there are also some disadvantages of that way of living. Some animals may feel uncomfortable because of less living space than they had in their natural living conditions. Living in small groups, or in cages, they can also feel very lonely. Also, contact with people may cause huge problems. Animals fed by irresponsible tourists very often have to suffer several health problems.
In short, animals living in zoos feel safer and more comfortable than those in the wild.
However, we have to remember that they are still wild animals, they need more living space and can’t be treated like pets we have at home.
suffer to experience physical or mental pain essential necessary; needed
hunt on to chase and try to catch and kill an animal or bird for food, sport or profit
several some
living space area in which you live living conditions quality of live
cage a space surrounded on all sides by bars or wire, in which animals or birds are kept
huge extremely large
feed to give food to a person, group or animal
irresponsible not thinking carefully enough or not caring about what might result from actions taken
in the wild in natural conditions, independent of humans
treat o behave towards someone or deal with something in a particular way
pet an animal which is kept in the home
2. Key to exercise number two.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Animals don’t have to worry about food They have less living space than in the wild
They feel safe They feel very lonely living in cages in
small groups
They are provided with medical care They may have health problems when are fed by tourists
Aleksandra Kazimierczyk Nauczyciel języka angielskiego British School
Warszawa
