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Unit 4 Great Barrier Reef & Fraser Island: Corals – Islands – Fish – Koala Nature Reserve – Sand Dunes – Fraser Island > Demo Content
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The Great Barrier Reef extends over a fabulous length of over 2,300 kilometers and is almost as large as Switzerland. The archipelago is so vast that it can be seen from space with the naked eye.
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Picture #1: map of Switzerland / Picture #2: map of the USA / Picture #3: map of Germany
Ding - Dong | Koalas
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Just north of Gold Coast, in a suburb of Brisbane, we visit the world’s first and largest Koala nature reserve, the Lone Pine Sanctuary. Besides the kangaroo, the koala is the most common symbol of Australia. The koala is mistakenly called a bear because of its cute appearance.
In fact, however, the koala is considered a marsupial, which feeds its young with the mammary glands in the pouch. Here in this nature reserve, you can get very close to the koalas that live on trees and preferably eat eucalyptus leaves. Furthermore, you can learn a lot about their way of life in lectures. Aren’t they stunningly cute?
🧠 1. Reading Comprehension – Multiple Choice
What is true about Fraser Island?
a) It is a rocky island with many volcanoes.
b) It has been a UNESCO site since 1981.
c) It is the largest sand island in the world.
d) It is located south of Sydney.
🧩 2. Vocabulary – Matching
Match the words with their meanings:
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| dingo | An animal with a pouch for its young |
| marsupial | A small wild dog found in Australia |
| coral reef | Something found only in one specific place |
| endemic | A structure made by sea animals under water |
✍️ 3. Grammar – Fill in the Gaps (Past Tense)
Complete the sentences with the correct past tense verb:
a) We ______ (see) many dingoes on Fraser Island.
b) The koala ______ (eat) eucalyptus leaves.
c) We ______ (travel) over 1,000 kilometers in one day.
d) They ______ (visit) the Lone Pine Sanctuary.
🔤 4. Vocabulary – Synonyms
Find a synonym for each word from the text:
a) huge → __________
b) stunningly cute → __________
c) coast → __________
d) hike → __________
📌 5. True or False?
5. Decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F):
a) The Great Barrier Reef is larger than Switzerland. ()
b) Koalas are fish that live in the ocean. ()
c) Daintree is the youngest rain forest in the world. ()
d) You can see the Great Barrier Reef from space. ()