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A-v, B- ii, c-iv

A-iii
B-vi
C-iv

A iii B vi C iv

A - iii A record-setting bird
B - i Migration and food
C - iv Other incredible animal migrations

a-iii. b-ii. c. iv

A-3
B-1
C-4

a)iii
b)ii
c)iv

I agree with the answer by yuki, which means the matchings I would do are a-iii. b-ii. c-iv

A-3
B-2
C-4

A - iii
B - i
C - iv

a)iii
b)ii
c)iv

A - iii
B - vi (struggling by i)
C - iv

A and C are not difficult to find, but for B I changed from i to vi because I think iv give more interpretation than i.

A. iii
B. vi
C. iv

A. III
B. II
C. IV

A. 3
B. 1
C. 4

A.3
B.2
C.4

A-iii
B-ii
C-iv

iii
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i

iii
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A-iii
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A. lll
B. l
C. IV

A - iii
B - i
C - iv

A - III : England has clocked up the longest migration ever recorded.

B - VI :The birds survive the vast journey by dipping down to the sea surface to catch fish and other food as they travel.

C - IV : but another bird, the bar-tailed godwit. Whales undertake the longest mammal migrations and leatherback turtles and some dragonflies also travel over 9,321 miles.

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B-ii
C-iv

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A - iii
B - i
C - iv

1.iii
2.vi
3.iv

(A) a tiny bird has clocked up the longest migration ever recorded = a record-setting bird (iii)

(B) Survive the vast journey by dipping down to the sea surface to catch food = manage such a feat (vi)

(C) Whales undertake the longest mammal migrations and leatherback turtles and some dragonflies also travel over 9,321 miles = Other incredible animal migrations (iv)

A. iii
B. ii
C. iv

A-iii
B-ii
C-iv

A - iii
B - i
C - iv

A - iii
B - vi
C - iv

iii
i
iv

the healing for Paragraph B is iv. I didn't know the meaning of such a feat so I chose i.

A- iii,B- ii,C - iv

vi
ii
iv
many thanks,

A- The first sentence
B- How:- by dipping down to the sea surface to catch fish and other food as they travel
C- Other incredible animal migrations :bar-tailed Godwin..., whales, leatherback turtles, dragonflies...

1.iii
2.vi
3.iv

Best Regards

1.iii
2.ii
3.iv

1) iii
2) ii
3) iv

III, II, I

iii
ii
iv

A - iii
B - i
C - iv
Best Regards

A-II
B-VI
C-IV

A-III
B-VI
C-IV

3 6 4. Although second paragraph doesnt mention about Arctic terns clearly, it is obvious that some methods are said in the paragraph.

iii,vi,iv

A iii
B ii
C iv

A-iii
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C-iv

A-iii
B- i
C-iv

A-iii
B-ii
C iv

A-iii
B-vi
C-iv

A-iii
B-i
C-iv

A - iii A record-setting bird
B - vi How do migrating Arctic terns manage such a feat?
C - iv Other incredible animal migrations

A-iii
B-ii
C-iv

A-iii
B-ii
C-iv

A. iii
B-vi
C-iv

A-iii
B-ii (not sure about this answer)
C-iv

A) III
B) II
C) IV

A) III (A tiny bird from the Farne Islands off Northumberland, England has clocked up the longest migration ever RECORDED)
B) II (“It’s really quite humbling to see these tiny birds return when you consider the huge distances they’ve had to travel and how they’ve battled to SURVIVE,” said Richard Bevan at Newcastle University and part of the tracking team.)
C) I ( Like all migratory animals, the birds travel to take advantage of FOOD that is available in particular seasons.)

1)III 2)II 3)IV

A. 3
B. 2
C. 4

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A-iii: the longest immigration ever recorded
B-ii: an incredibly energetic lifestyle
C-iv: the birds/ Arctic terns / whales....

A3
B2
C4

Simon,

I can find your answers?

can not!

iii, v, iv

A-iii, B-i, C-iv

3
2
4

1.III
2.II
3.IV

A. III
B. Vi
C. IV

A. iii
B. vi
C. iv

A-iii
B-ii
C-iv

CORRECT ANSWERS FROM SIMON:

A. iii
record-setting = the longest migration ever recorded

B. vi
How do migrating Arctic terns manage such a feat? = they’ve battled to survive..... The birds survive the vast journey by dipping down to the sea surface to catch fish and other food as they travel..... constantly on the move..... They have to flap all the time

C. iv
Other incredible animal migrations = the bar-tailed godwit..... whales..... leatherback turtles and some dragonflies also travel

Thank you simon.

A. iii
B. vi
C. iv

A III
B VI
C IV

iii ii iv

A - iii
B - ii
C - iv

A-iii
B-vi
C-iv

1. iii
2. vi
3. iv

1. III
2. I
3. IV

3, 2, 4

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A-v
B-ii
C-i

To me, the key phrase for the paragraph A is:
was recorded by a tiny device = A record-setting bird

How to get the anwers of reading

A iii
b ii
C iV

3
1
4

3
6
4

A iii
B I
C IV

A: iii(the longest migration ever recorded)
B: vi (how they’ve battled to survive)
C: iv ( Like all migratory animals\another bird\Whales)

my answer:
iii
ii
iv

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iii
vi
iv

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