Animals Pets Wild

Respuesta correcta: D) Dog.

• A) Tiger.Tigers are large wild cats and are not kept as household pets.
• B) Shark.Sharks are wild marine animals, not suitable as pets.
• C) Eagle.Eagles are wild birds of prey and are not kept as pets.
• D) Dog.Dogs are common domestic animals kept as pets in many Colombian homes.

Respuesta correcta: B) Because they live in nature and hunt their own food.

• A) Because they sleep in people's houses.Wild animals do not live inside human houses; domestic animals sometimes do.
• B) Because they live in nature and hunt their own food.Lions live freely in the savanna and hunt their prey, which makes them wild.
• C) Because they eat food from a bowl every day.Eating from a bowl is typical of pets, not of wild lions.
• D) Because they always wear colorful collars.Wild lions do not wear collars; collars are used on pets.

Respuesta correcta: C) He has three pets: a cat, a dog, and two goldfish.

• A) He have three pets: a cat, a dog, and two goldfish."Have" is used with I, you, we, or they, not with "he".
• B) He having three pets at home every day."Having" is a gerund and needs an auxiliary verb in the present continuous.
• C) He has three pets: a cat, a dog, and two goldfish."Has" agrees with "he" and the list accurately reflects the pets described.
• D) He has three pet: a cat, a dog, and two goldfish."Pet" should be in the plural form "pets" because there are more than one.

Respuesta correcta: C) Puppy.

• A) Kitten.A kitten is the baby of a cat, not a dog.
• B) Cub."Cub" is used for the young of large wild mammals like lions or bears.
• C) Puppy.The baby of a dog is called a puppy in English.
• D) Foal.A foal is the baby of a horse, not a dog.

Respuesta correcta: B) need.

• A) needs."Needs" is used only with third person singular subjects.
• B) need."Need" is the base form used with plural subjects like "wild animals".
• C) needing."Needing" is a gerund and needs an auxiliary verb.
• D) needed."Needed" is past simple, not appropriate for a general truth.

Respuesta correcta: A) Cats are smaller than lions, but lions are stronger than cats.

• A) Cats are smaller than lions, but lions are stronger than cats.The comparative forms "smaller than" and "stronger than" correctly compare the two.
• B) Lions are smaller than cats.Lions are much bigger than domestic cats, so this comparison is incorrect.
• C) Cats are stronger than lions.Lions are stronger than cats, so this comparison is reversed.
• D) Cats and lions are the same size and strength.The passage clearly describes differences in size and strength.

Respuesta correcta: C) One group lives with humans as pets, and the other lives in nature as wild animals.

• A) Both groups live in the same house in the city.Jaguars and anacondas do not live in houses with humans.
• B) Both groups live only in rivers and oceans.Domestic animals like dogs and cats do not live in rivers or oceans.
• C) One group lives with humans as pets, and the other lives in nature as wild animals.Dogs and cats are domestic; jaguars and anacondas are wild jungle animals.
• D) Both groups are kept inside small cages.The passage distinguishes animals that live freely in the jungle from pets.

Respuesta correcta: D) Human actions are putting wild animals at risk, so we must protect their habitats.

• A) Wild animals should be captured and sold in markets.The author warns against harming wildlife and opposes commercialization.
• B) Cutting down forests is the best way to help wild animals.Deforestation is presented as a threat, not as a way to help animals.
• C) Wild animals do not need clean rivers or forests to survive.The author states that forests and rivers are essential for their survival.
• D) Human actions are putting wild animals at risk, so we must protect their habitats.The text highlights threats from cities, deforestation, and pollution, urging protection.