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Kumpuan Teks Report

The document discusses various animals, including rhinoceroses, camels, chimpanzees, gorillas, leopards, elephants, and cheetahs, highlighting their habitats, physical characteristics, behaviors, and conservation status. It emphasizes the importance of protecting endangered species and their environments. Additionally, it includes questions and answers related to the information provided about these animals.

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Kumpuan Teks Report

The document discusses various animals, including rhinoceroses, camels, chimpanzees, gorillas, leopards, elephants, and cheetahs, highlighting their habitats, physical characteristics, behaviors, and conservation status. It emphasizes the importance of protecting endangered species and their environments. Additionally, it includes questions and answers related to the information provided about these animals.

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REPORT TEXTS

Animals are almost extinct if their number are getting smaller. It means more animals die and become rare. One
of the rare animals is rhinoceros.
Rhinoceroses are herbivorous. They eat grass and other plants. They live in grassy areas or in jungles.
Rhinoceroses spend most of their time in water. They usually live alone, except during the breeding season.
If we don’t want rhinoceroses to extinct, we must protect them. We must preserve their habitat. The law prohibits
those who hunt them
Why must we protect certain animals like rhinoceroses?
Because they … .
A. spend most of their time in water
B. only have certain place to live
C. are hunted and become extinct
D. live in the jungles

‘The law prohibits those who hunt them.’


It means … .
a. People may hunt and kill rhinoceroses
b. The law permits hunting and killing rhinoceroses
c. The hunting and killing rhinoceroses must go on
d. The hunting and killing rhinoceroses are not permitted by law

Camels are mammals adapted to live in hot, dry deserts. Camels can go for a long time without
drinking water. There are two kinds of camels: the Arabian, or a dromedary camel, which has one
hump, and the Bactrian camel, which has two humps. The humps are store of flesh and fat, absorbed
as nutrition when food is scarcer. A camel can subsist without water for several days
The Arabian camel usually stands 2 m (7ft) tall at the shoulders. The hump rises about 30 cm
(about 12 in) above the back. The Bactrian camel has slightly shorter legs, is about 1.9 m (about 6.5
ft) in height at the shoulders, but usually has a heavier torso than the dromedary. Both types of
camels have been domesticated since ancient times.
The Arabian camel is found from northwestern India and the lowlands of Afghanistan to the
Arabian Peninsula and Somalia to the south and westward across the African deserts. In Australia a
population of about 25, The Arabian camel is adapted to subsistence in the desert by its structural
qualities and by its ability to bite off and consume the thorny plants that grow there.

What is the main idea of the second paragraph?


a. The origin of camels
b. The physical features of camels
c. The humps of camels
d. The ability to store water in the humps

Which of the following statements is true based on the text?


a. The Bactrian camel has hump
b. Camels are able to live in dry deserts
c. The Arabian camels can stand 1.9m
d. The Arabian and Bactrian has the same height

Both types of camels have been domesticated since ancient times.


The underlined word means … .
a. raised c. applied
b. sold d. used
Chimpanzees live in the forests and open woodlands of central Africa. They live in groups of up to thirty animals
and have a complex social life.
They are able to use tools and are generally thought to be the most intelligent of the apes. Chimpanzees grow
about 1.6 metres tall, with slender, but muscular, arms and legs. They spend the day searching for fruit, nuts and eggs as
they move through their territory. Chimpanzees often make nest of branches and leaves in which to sleep at night
Which of the statements is correct based on the text?
A. Chimpanzees have muscular arm and legs
B. Chimpanzees never make their own nest
C. They spend their days keeping their babies
D. They are the ugliest animals
How do chimpanzees live?
A. they live solitaire
B. they live in a cave
C. they live in a group
D. they live individually

"They spend the day searching for …"


The word "searching" means …
A. hunting
B. chasing
C. reaching
D. looking for

Gorillas are the largest of all primates. A male gorilla can be 180 centimeters tall and
weigh 200 kilograms. Gorillas are very strong but they do not often . . .(46) in fact they
are peaceful animals.
Gorillas live in small family groups of about 15. In the group there are one strong,
older male, some young males and a few females with their babies. They move slowly
around a . . . (47) area of jungle eating leaves and bushes.
In some ways gorillas are very like humans. When they are happy, they laugh and
wave their arms. When they are angry, they beat their chest. When they are sad, they
cry, but they cry …. (48), without any sound and tears.
Unfortunately, people hunt and kill gorillas. They also cut down and burn their trees.
There are now only about 10.000 gorillas left in the world.
(adapted from contextual teaching and learning)

46. A. kill B. kick C. live D. fight


47. A. nice B. large C. noisy D. quiet
48. A. noisily B. loudly C. quietly D. happily

This is a leopard, a big cat with bright yellow colour and black spots. Those black spots are
nearly of the same size from its nose to its tail. It is about six to seven and a half feet long. People
also call this animal panther.
Although it is a big animal, its ears are quite small. However, it has a long tail and it runs very
fast. It jumps very well too. That is why it is good at chasing and catching its preys.
To catch its prey, it often hides on a tree and waits until small animals come near. When the animals
come near the tree, the leopard jumps down and kills the animal. A leopard eats all smaller animals,
but it likes dogs best.

“This is a leopard”
This part of the sentence is called…..
a. resolution
b. orientation
c. complication
d. identification

There are two kinds of elephant: The African elephant which lives in Africa, south of the
Sahara, and the Asian elephant, which lives in India and South East Asia. African elephants
are the largest land animals, growing as tall as 4 meters and weighing more than 6000 kg.
Asian elephants are not as large as African elephants, and have smaller ears and tusks.
Elephants are very intelligent animals, with the biggest brain of all land animal. They also
have very good memories. Elephants usually live for about 70years. When an elephant dies, it
companions seem to mourn and cry.

Why does the writer write text?


a. to describe an elephant in general
b. to tell the readers about a certain elephant
c. to classify the elephants
d. to clarify the kinds of elephants

What is the second paragraph?


a. The brain of elephant
b.The characteristics of elephant
c. The age of elephant
d. The intelligent elephant

The statements below are wrong according to the text, except . . . .


a. no elephant lives in Indonesia
b.an elephant will be sad when its friend dies
c. African and Asian elephants have the same size
d. Asian elephant weighs more than 6000 kg.

CHEETAH
A cheetah is the fastest animal on land. It can run 100 kilometers an hour. A cheetah has a small head
and small ears, and long powerful legs. It is now rare and is one of the animals which is in danger of
extinction.
It always hunts and chases its prey on open ground. This is a different way of hunting from the other
“big cats.” They like to stay in and near trees to catch their prey.
The cheetah is also different from other cats because it cannot draw in its claws.

The report text above is about ...


A. legs
B. laws
C. a cat
D. a cheetah

What animals like to stay in and near trees to catch their prey?
A. big cats other than cheetahs
B. cheetahs
C. endangered animals
D. the fastest animals
The second paragraph tells us about ...

A. the similar way of hunting to other big cats


B. the different way of hunting from other big cats
C. how a cheetah stays near trees
D. how a cheetah hunts other big cats

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