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The document is a comprehension check for a video about trees and landscapes in the United States. It includes questions about details from the video such as the location of the Redwood National Forest, the age of the "Hyperion" tree, and rainfall levels in Death Valley. The questions test understanding of facts like the Giant Redwood being the world's tallest tree, a Bristlecone Pine tree not needing much water, and Mount McKinley being the tallest mountain in the USA.

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VIDEO 1 2ND ESO Comprehension check 1. Watch the video. Select the six words that you hear. rain flowers pine trees lake dry desert forest mountain valley river 2. Watch the video again. Choose the correct answers. 1 The Redwood National Forest is in (Nevada/Alaska/California). 2 The 'Hyperion' tree is about (800/500/5000) years old. 3 The Bristlecone Pine trees are (taller/older/bigger) than the Giant Redwood trees. 4 Every year, Death Valley has only (4/14/40) centimetres of rain. 5 Alaska is the (oldest/biggest/driest) state in the USA. 3. Watch the video again. Complete the sentences. 1 The Giant Redwood tree is the world's .... tree. 2 The 'Hyperion' tree is 114 tall. 3 Bristlecone Pine trees don't need a lot of . . 4 In summer, the temperature in Death Valley is often more than . degrees centigrade. 5 Mount McKinley is the mountain in the USA.
4. Watch the video again. Complete the summary. Introduction The USA is a large (state/continent/country) with a lot of amazing things in its national parks. Tallest and oldest The oldest and tallest trees in the USA are in California. The (oldest/tallest/smallest) tree is a Giant Redwood tree called 'Hyperion' and it's 114 metres tall. The (tallest/oldest/driest) trees are the Bristlecone Pine trees. They're only 6 to 12 metres tall, but they're nearly (500/5000/50000)years old! Hottest and coldest Death Valley, in the state of Nevada, is the (hottest/coldest/oldest) place in the USA. It's also the (driest/ biggest/most northern) place, with only a few centimetres of rain every year. Alaska is the (hottest/driest/coldest) state. The higest mountain in the USA, Mount McKinley, is in Alaska. It's more than 6,000 metres tall, and it's always covered in (rain/snow/trees) and ice.

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Video 1 2 nd eso

  • 1. VIDEO 1 2ND ESO Comprehension check 1. Watch the video. Select the six words that you hear. rain flowers pine trees lake dry desert forest mountain valley river 2. Watch the video again. Choose the correct answers. 1 The Redwood National Forest is in (Nevada/Alaska/California). 2 The 'Hyperion' tree is about (800/500/5000) years old. 3 The Bristlecone Pine trees are (taller/older/bigger) than the Giant Redwood trees. 4 Every year, Death Valley has only (4/14/40) centimetres of rain. 5 Alaska is the (oldest/biggest/driest) state in the USA. 3. Watch the video again. Complete the sentences. 1 The Giant Redwood tree is the world's .... tree. 2 The 'Hyperion' tree is 114 tall. 3 Bristlecone Pine trees don't need a lot of . . 4 In summer, the temperature in Death Valley is often more than . degrees centigrade. 5 Mount McKinley is the mountain in the USA.
  • 2. 4. Watch the video again. Complete the summary. Introduction The USA is a large (state/continent/country) with a lot of amazing things in its national parks. Tallest and oldest The oldest and tallest trees in the USA are in California. The (oldest/tallest/smallest) tree is a Giant Redwood tree called 'Hyperion' and it's 114 metres tall. The (tallest/oldest/driest) trees are the Bristlecone Pine trees. They're only 6 to 12 metres tall, but they're nearly (500/5000/50000)years old! Hottest and coldest Death Valley, in the state of Nevada, is the (hottest/coldest/oldest) place in the USA. It's also the (driest/ biggest/most northern) place, with only a few centimetres of rain every year. Alaska is the (hottest/driest/coldest) state. The higest mountain in the USA, Mount McKinley, is in Alaska. It's more than 6,000 metres tall, and it's always covered in (rain/snow/trees) and ice.