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    Jay Carter visited the Amazon rainforest to write an article. He was unprepared for the lack of light in the dense forest. Large insects in the rainforest were compared to birds in size. Jay felt fear when he first saw a jaguar. Male jaguars have territories about the size of cities. When meeting local people, Jay was offered a large fruit to eat. The local people feel respect for jaguars. In some areas, jaguars are regarded as a threat to property. Contact with animals like jaguars could be a potential health risk. The current projects Jay is involved in aim to raise awareness of threats to jaguar survival.

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    Jay Carter visited the Amazon rainforest to write an article. He was unprepared for the lack of light in the dense forest. Large insects in the rainforest were compared to birds in size. Jay felt fear when he first saw a jaguar. Male jaguars have territories about the size of cities. When meeting local people, Jay was offered a large fruit to eat. The local people feel respect for jaguars. In some areas, jaguars are regarded as a threat to property. Contact with animals like jaguars could be a potential health risk. The current projects Jay is involved in aim to raise awareness of threats to jaguar survival.

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    Jay Carter visited the Amazon rainforest to write an article. He was unprepared for the lack of light in the dense forest. Large insects in the rainforest were compared to birds in size. Jay felt fear when he first saw a jaguar. Male jaguars have territories about the size of cities. When meeting local people, Jay was offered a large fruit to eat. The local people feel respect for jaguars. In some areas, jaguars are regarded as a threat to property. Contact with animals like jaguars could be a potential health risk. The current projects Jay is involved in aim to raise awareness of threats to jaguar survival.

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    Jay Carter visited the Amazon rainforest to write an article. He was unprepared for the lack of light in the dense forest. Large insects in the rainforest were compared to birds in size. Jay felt fear when he first saw a jaguar. Male jaguars have territories about the size of cities. When meeting local people, Jay was offered a large fruit to eat. The local people feel respect for jaguars. In some areas, jaguars are regarded as a threat to property. Contact with animals like jaguars could be a potential health risk. The current projects Jay is involved in aim to raise awareness of threats to jaguar survival.

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    Read the instructions and gapped sentences in Exercise 2b. What


    do you think Jay Carter's experience of being in the Amazon
    rainforest was like?

    2 a Decide what type of word is missing in each gap in Exercise 2b


    Question 1: a pluralnoun
    b ., .:, ':r Read the strategy and do the task.

    You will hear a man called Jay Carter talking about his time in the
    Amazon rainforest. For questions 1-10, complete the sentences with a
    word or short phrase.

    Experiences in the rainforest


    The purpose of Jay's trp to the Amazon was to write an article about
    the (l) which live in the rainforest.

    lay was r'lnprepared for the lack of (2) in the rainforest

    Jay makes a comparison between the huge no sy insects n the


    rainforest and(3) with wings.

    .lay uses the word (4) to describe hls leelings,"vhen he first saw
    a Jaguar.
    TXPTRT 5TR,CTüGV
    " Read the senlerces end clec:rlE Jay says that the average maLe.laguar has a terrltory of (5)
    r¡¡hat kinei cl infrrrylation is ln size.
    ,"nissing.
    " Li¡ien anC c*rnplete the s*ntences When he met the loca forest people Jay remembers being offered a

    lryith a wcr¡-i, n¡"¡mber *r sh*¡'i very large (6) to eat


    ph;"ase frcm the reelrding. The
    Jay says that the forest people have a feeling of (7) for the
    s€ntrnc€s are in the same nrder as
    laguars.
    the infcr"matisn on the r'*ccrCing"
    . Write n0 m0ra than ihree Jay explaLns that in some areas (8) regard Jaguars as a threat
    wordr. Oniy use words frorn the to their property.
    reccrding.
    ' C:l 'r k i,oür ai:s\\'e :-. Curinq tnl Jay has heard that being n contact with anima s such as (9) _ ls

    scccnd !iste ning. ürn't leave any ¿ poténti¿ tealrh'i.L .o ¿g-¿ s.

    .
    bian !<s.
    fhe (10) that Jay ls now rnvolved ln are intended to ralse
    Ch:ck your spclNlng ancl gran-lmar
    awareness of the threats to the survlvaL of jaguars

    a{.j Compare and discuss your answers. If they were wrong, what
    was the reason?

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