原版英语RAZ 教案(U) The Amazing Amazon_WS.pdf

www.readinga-Name Learning AZ All rights reserved.The Amazing Amazon Level U 1Image:Eric Issele/iStock/ThinkstockInstructions:List the important information from a chapter in The Amazing Amazon.Then,use the information to create a summary of the section in the Summary Box.Skill:Summarize WhereSummaryWhenWhatWhoWhywww.readinga- Learning AZ All rights reserved.Name The Amazing Amazon Level U 2Image:skellos/iStock/ThinkstockSkill:Sentence TypesInstructions:Identify each sentence below as a simple or complex sentence.Then,for numbers 6-8,use each conjunction to create a complex sentence about the Amazon.Example:Welcome to the Amazon rainforest.1 Their name fits their behavior,as these monkeys howl and scream to keep other animals out of their territories.2 Many trees in the canopy are covered with climbing vines and epiphytes.3 It is dark in the understory because very little light shines through the thick canopy.4 One huge bird,the harpy eagle,actually lives there,high above the river.5 Earthworms,termites,fungi,and bacteria eat up the fallen fruits and parts of trees.6 although 7 after 8 when simplewww.readinga- Learning AZ All rights reserved.Name The Amazing Amazon Level U 3 Elena Schweitzer/iStock/ThinkstockSkill:Homophones Instructions:Review each set of homophones in the box below.Then,complete each sentence using the correct homophone(s).1 is a place where monkeys swing and howl.2 A little sunlight filters through the vines and leaves,but it is mostly dark on the ground.3 My helps me climb,but my hands and are very useful for climbing,too.4 These roots are so big that your class could hide behind just one of them!5 A tropical rainforest receives between 150 and 400 centimeters of every year.6 Emergents receive lots of ,wind,and rain.7 Many more things come from the Amazon,such as medicines and pineapples.8 The volume of the Amazon River is greater than the next largest rivers combined!9 Tapirs often well over 300 pounds.hole/wholerein/rainsun/soneight/ateway/weighthere/theirhere/heartale/tailfeet/featto/too