4 AUG 20 TUE

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Writing

Task: Describe the Northern Lights in six sentences using your own words.

Response

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:02 PM
Northen light are also called Aroura Borealis. They happen when small particales from the sun full of energy called Solar Wind. The Solar Wind will travel miles to get to earth. Then when it is near the earth it will move towards the north and south poles because the solar wind is magnetic to the north and south poles. Then when it is there it will get trapped in the atmosphere and then the energy in the solar wind comes out . that is what Northen lights are.


Suggestions

From Me to Everyone:  08:05 PM
They happen when energy particles from the sun collide with the gases in the earth's atomosphere.

It moves towards the poles because it is magnetic in nature and earth's magnetism is highest at the poles.

Reading Comprehension

From Me to Everyone:  08:14 PM
At the beginning of the passage, what were they planning?
From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:15 PM
to go on a bike ride.

From Me to Everyone:  08:16 PM
Who were they waiting for?
From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:16 PM
malaika

From Me to Everyone:  08:16 PM
Who is Malaika?
From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:17 PM
an africa
afrian
an exchange vstudent from africa

From Me to Everyone:  08:17 PM
What is the word to describe the sound of thunder?
From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:20 PM
rumble

From Me to Everyone:  08:20 PM
Why do theey think it is not the best day for a bike ride?
From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:23 PM
thunder storm            there is a storm                                                                                      

From Me to Everyone:  08:23 PM
When Malaika came in, what is the word used to describe her hair?
From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:24 PM
ruffled


H;

Animals that only eat plants are called

herbivores

Herbivores are also called

plant-eaters

Cows, goats and horses are examples of

herbivores

Animals that eat flesh of other animals are called

carnivores

Carnivores are also called

meat-eaters

Lions, tigers and wolves are examples of

carnivores

Flesh has more energy than

grass

Animals that eat both plants and flesh are called

omnivores

Bears, dogs, cats and humans are examples of

omnivores

Animals that eat dead animals are called

scavengers

Vultures, hyenas and eagles are examples of

scavengers

Cows and horses have

flat and broad teeth

Bringing food back into the mouth is called

chewing the cud

Animals that chew the cud are called

ruminants

Lions and tigers have

very sharp teeth

Snakes and crocodiles

swallow food as a whole

Bees, butterflies and mosquitoes are

insects

Insects have

a needle-like tube to suck food

The food sucking tube of a mosquito is called

proboscis

Cats can chase mice silently because they have

paws

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