Ответ на Module 2, Страница 38-39, Номер 3 из ГДЗ по Английскому языку 9 класс: Ваулина (Учебник Spotlight)

3 Read the title of the article and the first sentence in each paragraph. What is the article about? Read through and check.
No one really knows how many millions of species ofwildlife exist on Earth, but one thing is for sure, plantsand animals are all around us! Some live in thewoodlands, rivers, hedgerows and ponds in and aroundour neighbourhoods. Others live in our schoolplaygrounds, private gardens or even in the tiny spacesbetween grains of sand!
THE BIG PROBLEM
Unfortunately, as towns and cities get bigger, humansare destroying these habitats. To build more houses androads they are cutting down trees in woodlands andforests, which are home to animals such as foxes, otters,red squirrels and hedgehogs and beautiful plants such asbluebells and daffodils. Litter in the streets harms wildlifeand poisonous chemicals from farms and factories aregetting into rivers, ponds and lakes. When this happens,animals such as frogs, newts and species of birds and fishsuch as herons and trout can no longer survive. In thesame way, many reptiles are dying out around ponds. In fact, three wildlife species become extinct everyhour because of habitat destruction … and it’shumans who are causing all this damage!
THE SOLUTIONS
So, what can we do to help protect the habitatsaround our towns and cities? Well, quite a lotactually! For example, you could find out about thedifferent animal habitats near your home andabout any problems that they have. Then you canwrite letters to the local council or wildlife charitiesto ask them to do something about the problems.Also, NEVER throw any rubbish in the street; pickup any litter that you see in woodland, hedgerows,gardens and parks. Lastly, why not create your ownlittle wildlife habitats in gardens or even onbalconies? It’s actually quite easy to do!

3 Read the title of the article and the first sentence in each paragraph. What is the article about? Read through and check.
No one really knows how many millions of species ofwildlife exist on Earth, but one thing is for sure, plantsand animals are all around us! Some live in thewoodlands, rivers, hedgerows and ponds in and aroundour neighbourhoods. Others live in our schoolplaygrounds, private gardens or even in the tiny spacesbetween grains of sand!
THE BIG PROBLEM
Unfortunately, as towns and cities get bigger, humansare destroying these habitats. To build more houses androads they are cutting down trees in woodlands andforests, which are home to animals such as foxes, otters,red squirrels and hedgehogs and beautiful plants such asbluebells and daffodils. Litter in the streets harms wildlifeand poisonous chemicals from farms and factories aregetting into rivers, ponds and lakes. When this happens,animals such as frogs, newts and species of birds and fishsuch as herons and trout can no longer survive. In thesame way, many reptiles are dying out around ponds. In fact, three wildlife species become extinct everyhour because of habitat destruction … and it’shumans who are causing all this damage!
THE SOLUTIONS
So, what can we do to help protect the habitatsaround our towns and cities? Well, quite a lotactually! For example, you could find out about thedifferent animal habitats near your home andabout any problems that they have. Then you canwrite letters to the local council or wildlife charitiesto ask them to do something about the problems.Also, NEVER throw any rubbish in the street; pickup any litter that you see in woodland, hedgerows,gardens and parks. Lastly, why not create your ownlittle wildlife habitats in gardens or even onbalconies? It’s actually quite easy to do!

3 Read the title of the article and the first sentence in each paragraph. What is the article about? Read through and check.
No one really knows how many millions of species of wildlife exist on Earth, but one thing is for sure, plants and animals are all around us! Some live in the woodlands, rivers, hedgerows and ponds in and around our neighbourhoods. Others live in our school playgrounds, private gardens or even in the tiny spaces between grains of sand!
THE BIG PROBLEM
Unfortunately, as towns and cities get bigger, humans are destroying these habitats. To build more houses and roads they are cutting down trees in woodlands and forests, which are home to animals such as foxes, otters, red squirrels and hedgehogs and beautiful plants