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>  Abull  tries  to  escape
                      a  running  wildfire  in
                      Gradford,  Texas.












































                     6   Read  about  the  effects  that  weather  has  on  wildlife.  Complete  the  paragraph  with  the  correct
                         form  of  gef  or  be  and  the  verbs  in  parentheses.  More  than  one  answer  is  sometimes  correct.


                               Many  animals  are  in  danger  of  (1)                  (harm)  during  storms,
                           especially  during  hurricanes.  Violent  storms  can  affect  a  variety  of  species.  Even  fish  are
                           not  safe.  During  a  hurricane,  for  example,  fish  habitats  often  (2)
                           (damage)  when  tree  limbs  and  branches  break  off  and  fall  to  the  ground.  The  wetlands

                           G3)            CC‘   ‘_‘C;;U   C(filit)  with  the  tree  parts.  This  reduces  the  amount  of  oxygen
                           in  the  water  and  fish  die  as  a  result.  Birds  are  at  risk,  too.  During  a  hurricane,  many
                           birds  (4)  CSCC  (tb)  out  to  sea.  (5)

                           (remove)  from  their  natural]  habitats  can  be  very  dangerous  for  birds,  and  many  of
                           them  (6)  SSC)  when  this  happens.  The  Puerto  Rico  parrot
                           population,  for  example,  (7)  SSCS  (veduce)  greatly  after  Hurricane
                           Andrew.  Normally,  large  sea  animals  such  as  manatees  (8)

                           (not  affect)  by  hurricanes,  and  they  do  not  need  (9)____—CCSCSCSSC(vesctte).
                           However,  there  are  exceptions.  For  instance,  after  Hurricane  Andrew,  one  manatee
                           (0)               CC‘   ‘OWUU   OC(find?d  far  away  from  its  home  in  coastal  waters.



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