General Study Note Inquiry

The fastest hunters in the world. (correct)

Different types of buildings. (correct)

The world's largest mall. (correct)

The different types of animals in the Animal Kingdom. (correct)

The most dangerous animals in the world. (correct)

A variety of animal species in the animal kingdom. (correct)

How to build a family tree. (correct)

Different types of transport used by people. (correct)

Different kinds of food and cuisine in various countries. (correct)

Traditional lifestyle of Kombal people in Papua New Guinea. (correct)

The average temperature in Yakutsk. (correct)

Wildlife in South Africa. (correct)

The weather in different cities. (correct)

The world's top five favourite sports. (correct)

The history of tea around the world. (correct)

Places in a city, like museums and parks. (correct)

Different types of lifestyles around the world. (correct)

Where different kinds of food are found in Melbourne. (correct)

Jobs and places where some jobs are located. (correct)

People in different countries and their jobs. (correct)

The main ideas about transport and how public transport works in different countries. (correct)

A comparison between two buildings. (correct)

Animals in Australia. (correct)

Predicting content

Summarizing (correct)

Understanding discourse

Scanning

Skimming

Objectives review (correct)

Short answer questions

Multiple choice questions

Review questions

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<p>A Life in the Trees (J)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>All of the above (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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