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WORKBOOK
AGROTEC 4
NAME:
COURSE: 3º YEAR
SCHOOL: AGROTECNICA Nº 4
TEACHER: SALINAS VALENTINA
YEAR: 2022
 PRESENT SIMPLE REVISION

Read the text and answer the questions in the PRESENT SIMPLE.
What do you do in your free time? “In my free time, I do a lot of things. Sometimes I stay at home. I listen to my CDs or
to the radio and I play computer games. I also go out with friends. On Saturdays we go to the cinema because we love
films, but we sometimes just go to shopping centres. I don´t watch a lot of tv because tv programmes aren´t very good. I
don´t chat on MSN because I haven´t got internet connection. And I don´t play sport in a club because I play sport at
school with my school mates. Nadia”
1)Answer Wh questions
1. Where does Nadia go?
2. What does she do at home?
3. What sport does she play?
4. Where do they play sport?
5. When do Nadia and her friends go to the cinema?
2)Make Negative sentences
I do a lot of things.
I play computer games.
I listen to my CDs.
I play sport at school with my school mates.
I stay at home
3)Yes/No questions. PERSONAL QUESTIONS Do
you play computer games?
Do you chat on messenger?
Do you have internet connection?
Do you watch tv?
Do you play sports in a club?
Do you go to shopping centres?
Letter soup
• find 6 verbs
• find 3 words
• what verb is repeated twice?
• what word is not well written?
S D C R H
N T A H C
C H A T T
P L A Y A
H O M E W
O Y U L C
D E E R F
write 3 affirmatve sentences write
3 negatve sentences

PRESENT CONTINUOUS. VERB TO BE + V (ING).

Answer WH QUESTIONS.
1)What is the waiter serving? (food)
2)What is the man doing? (eat)
3)What is the woman doing? (drink)
4)Where are they sitting? (restaurant)
5)How many bottles of coke are they drinking?
Order the words to make AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE sentences in the Present continuous form.
1. The waiter/serve/soup.
2. Richard/pasta/ not eat/ at the restaurant.
3. Rose/drink/coke/her/friend/with/Richard.
4. Richard and Rose/have/a/wonderful night.
5. They/not talk/about/work.
Answer YES/NO QUESTIONS
1) Is the waiter serving food?
2) Is the man eating?
3) Is the woman drinking?
4) Are they sitting at a class?
5) Are they drinking wine?
Order the words to make INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES in the Present continuous form. Give the answers.
1. The waiter/serve/soup?
2. Richard/pasta/ eat/ at the restaurant?.
3. Rose/drink/coke/her/friend/with/Richard?
4. Richard and Rose/have/a/wonderful night?.
5. They/talk/about/work?
1. Complete the sentences with the PRESENT CONTINUOUS. 1
What _______ you _______? (DO)
2 I ________________ (READ) a book.
3 _______ he _______ (DO) his homework ?
4 What _______ you _______ (SING)?
5 We ________________ (WRITE) an e-mail.
6 _______ the boys _______ (SHOP) in town?
2. Put the words in order to write sentences (affirmative, negative, interrogative- answer).
1 am walking / with the dogs / I / in the park _________________________________ 2
is shopping / He / with his brother _________________________________
3 wearing / clothes / she / What / is _________________________________?
4 aren’t having / in that restaurant / We /lunch _________________________________?
5 you / chatting / with Tom / Are _________________________________?
1. Complete the sentences with the PRESENT CONTINUOUS.
1 What ___________ she ____________(do)?
2 She _____________ (write) a letter.
3 _____________ you _____________(do) your homework?
4 Yes, I _____________ (learn) new words.
5 Mary _____________ (read) a good book.
6 They _____________ (sing) a pop song.
2. Put the words in order to write sentences.
1 a film / He / is watching _________________________________
2 am shopping / I / in the new shopping centre _________________________________
3 wearing / shoes / What / you / are _________________________________?
4 I’m / a new schoolbag / not buying / this year _________________________________
5 lunch / They / at school / are having _________________________________

PAST SIMPLE OF TO BE

1. Complete the sentences with WAS, WASN’T, WERE OR WEREN’T.

2. Complete the sentences with the PAST SIMPLE form of these verbs.
COME SPEND HIT FORGET LISTEN GO
1.He _____________ to the concert with his friend.
2 Naomi _____________ back from her holidays yesterday.
3 You and Bill _____________ to British music last summer in Bath.
4 Liam _____________ the ball.
5 Emily _____________ her raincoat in the library.
6 Sam and Tom _____________ their holidays in Melbourne.
3. Put the words in order to write sentences. Use the PAST SIMPLE.
1 a safari / We / on / go / last year _________________________________
2 She / shopping / go / in the supermarket _________________________________
3 have / in the cafe / We / some tea _________________________________
4 make / They / sandwiches / for lunch _________________________________
5 She / new jeans / (not) buy / a pair of _________________________________
> VOCABULARY
4. Match the two halves of the sentences.
1 I took a to Africa in a small plane.
2 The family flew b a mountain bike in the country.
3 We drove c to the station and then took the train.
4 I like to ride d from one island to another.
5 We had to sail e the bus to Manchester.
Read this letter and do the exercises SIMPLE PAST OF VERB TO BE: WAS WERE
22nd August
Dear Aunt Carol,
Thank you for the CD. I really like Norah Jones. Here’s a photo from my last holiday, cruising round the Greek Islands!
You can see my friends in a party on board the ship. It WAS a fancy dress party. Sophie wore a long skirt, a baggy top,
sandals and long earrings. Harry WORE his dad’s wedding suit from 1975. The trousers and jacket WERE tight. The
person wearing black is Helena. She wore white make-up. It was a great way to celebrate my birthday!
Thanks again for my birthday present.

Love, Billy
Answer
1) Was Billy happy in his birthday?
2)Were Harry`s trousers tight?
3)Was Helena in black?
4) Were Billy`s friends in the ship?
5) Was the present very interesting?
6)Was Carol his mother?
7)Were the CD`s by Tini?
8) Was the photo from the school?
9) Were the Islands Japanese?
10) Was Sophie`s skirt short?
8. True or false? Justify the false 1
Billy didn’t like his present.
2 His friends wore old clothes.
3 Harry’s suit was too big.
4 Helena didn’t wear make-up.
2. Put the words in order to WRITE QUESTIONS.
1 didn’t / for the party / Why / he / a shirt and tie / wear _________________________________?
2 go / Why / they / to Australia / did _________________________________?
3 your family / Did / to Canberra / last weekend / fly _________________________________?
4 did / What / you / at the cinema / see _________________________________? 5
you / run / did / to school / Why _________________________________?
3. Write the questions for these answers.
1 I went to Australia last year. _________________________________
2 It took 24 hours in the plane! _________________________________
3 I stayed with my grandparents. _________________________________
4 Yes, they drove to Sydney. _________________________________

Exercises:
 TEXT 1 LETTUCE (HORTALIZA DE HOJA COMESTIBLE: apio, perejil, acelga, espinaca, repollo,)
It can be grown in any garden. It is a cool-weather crop, and it is sensitive to heat as any vegetable. In the South, lettuce
culture is restricted to late Fall, Winter and Spring. In colder parts of the South lettuce may not live in Winter. In the
North, lettuce culture is partially limited to Spring and Autumn. In some locations, such as areas of high altitude, lettuce
grows in summer. Planting on a wrong season is responsible for most of the failures with this crop. Any rich soil is
adapted to lettuce. The plant is sensitive to acid soil, a commercial fertilizer with heavy proportions of phosphorous is
recommended. Lettuce should be transplanted to the garden when the plants have four or five leaves. Lettuce is not
usually harmed by a temperature as low as 28°F and allow about 6 weeks for growing the plant. For the Fall crop, the
seeds may be sown directly in the row. For tractor cultivation, set lettuce plants 12 or 15 inches apart in rows 30 to 36
inches. For hand cultivation about 14 to 16 inches apart. There are many varieties of lettuce, all of which grow well in
the garden when the conditions are right.
TEXT 1) Lettuce. ORDER
1) live/lettuce /does/ winter/in / not.
2) are/ excellent/ many/ there/varieties/lettuce/of.
3) grows/any /in/rich /soil/lettuce.
4) is/ recommended/commercial/fertilizer/a.
5) lettuce/planted/is/in/when/ a/wrong/will/fail/season/it.
TRUE/FALSE. Justify the false ones
a) Lettuce cannot be cultivated in any soil with phosphorous.
b) Lettuce is sensitive to hot weather.
c) This crop fails when it is planted in the wrong season.
d) Transplanting is optimum when the plant has a lot of leaves.
e) Lettuce grows in summer in the North.
f) There is no variety of this vegetable.
g) Temperatures of about 10 °C allows the plant to grow.
ANSWER
1) How many days does lettuce take to grow?
2) Where does lettuce grow?
3) How do we plant lettuce for tractor cultivation?
4) When is planting of lettuce successful?
5) What season does a gardener plant lettuce?
SOLVE THE PUZZLE
1) __ __ L __
2) __ __ __ __ E __
3)__ __ __ __ __ __ __ T __ __ __
4)__ __ __ T __
5)__ __ U __
6)__ __ C __ __ __
7)__ __ __ __ E __
References
1) This season goes from 21st march-21st june.
2) A place where you plant flowers vegetables and trees.
3) This is measured in grades centigrades.
4) This is a cardinal point that indicates where la puna is.
5) You transplant a lettuce when it has………… leaves.
6) English measure equal to centimetres.
7) This season goes from 21st December to 21st March.
TEXT 2 Produccion de hortalizas CARROTS (nabos,rabanos).
They are usually grown in the Fall, Winter and Spring in the South providing an almost continuous supply. In the North
carrots can be grown and used through the Summer and the surplus stored for Winter. Carrots will grow on almost any
 type of soil as long as it is moist, fertile, loose and free from clods and stones but sandy loams and peats are best. Use
commercial fertilizer. Because of their hardiness, carrots may be seeded as early in the Spring as the ground can be
worked. Succession plantings at intervals of 3 weeks will insure a continuous supply of tender carrots. Cover carrot seed
about ½ inch on most soils; less usually about ¼ inch on heavy soils. With care in seeding little thinning is necessary,
carrots can stand some crowding especially on loose soils. However, they should be no thicker than 10 to 15 plants per
foot of row. Carrots should be stored before hard frosts occur, as the roots may be injured by cold. TEXT 2) CARROTS
Answer 1)When do you grow carrots?
2)What type of soil do carrots need?
3)How many inches are carrot seeds covered in a normal soil?
4)When does a gardener store carrots?
5)What type of crop are carrots?
6)Do we grow carrots in Summer in the South?
7)Do we use any kind of fertilizers?
8)Are carrots grown in summer?
9)What are the roots injured by?
10)Do we store the carrots for Winter?
11)Do carrots need a sandy and a peat soil?
TRUE/FALSE
1) In the North carrots grow in the Winter.
2) Carrots grow on almost any type of ground.
3) We must seed them every three weeks.
4) The seed must be covered about ½ inches on heavy soils.
5) Carrots can be injured by hard frosts. SOLVE THE PUZZLE
1) __ __ C __
2) A __ __ ___ ___ ___
3) ___ __ R __ __ __ __ __ __ __
4) __ __ __ __ __ R
5) __ __ O __ __
6) __ __ __ T __
7) S __ __ __
References
1)A type of measurement
2)A season that goes from 21st March up to 21st June 3)You put this into the soil to help
plants grow.
4)Very cold season of the year.
5)soil that is not compact .
6)Part of any plant that s inside the soil.
7)Carrots are cultivated on any type of …………………..
GIVE THE CORRECT WORD
1) The green part of a carrot.
2) The humid fertile area.
3) The part of the carrot that is in the ground.
4) The orange part of the tuber.
5) There are many in a plant to support it.
COMPLETE
1)………………………………………………………………… are the seasons for carrots in the South.
2)We store …………………….. for …………………… in the …………………… 3)Any
type of ………………. is good for carrots.
4) Hard frost ………………….. carrots.
5) Every 5 weeks carrots are ………………………….
 TEXT 3) (Horse) radish=rabano picante(zanahoria,nabos,rabanos)
It is adapted to the north-temperate regions of the United States, but not to the South, except possibly in the high
altitudes. Any good soil, the lightest sands and heaviest clays, will grow horseradish, but it grows best on a deep, rich,
moist loam that is well supplied with organic matter. Avoid shallow soil; it produces rough, prongy roots. Mix organic
matter with the soil a few months before the plants or cuttings are set. Some fertilizer may be used at the time of
planting and more during the subsequent seasons. A top dressing of organic matter each spring is advisable.
Horseradish is propagated either by crowns or by root cuttings. In propagating by crowns a portion of an old plant
consisting of a piece of root and crown buds is merely lifted and planted in a new place. Root cuttings are pieces of older
roots 6 to 8 inches long and of the thickness of a lead pencil. They may be saved when preparing the larger roots for
grating, or they may be purchased from seedsmen. A trench 4or 5 inches deep is opened with a hoe and the root
cuttings are placed at an angle with their tops near the surface of the ground. Plants from these cuttings usually make
good roots the first year. As a rule, the plants in the home garden are allowed to grow from year to year, and portions of
the roots are removed as needed. Pieces of roots and crowns remaining in the soil are usually sufficient to reestablish
the plants. There is very little choice in the matter of varieties of horseradish. Be sure, however, to obtain good healthy
planting stock of a strain that is giving good results in the area where it is being grown. TEXT 3 HORSERADISH. Solve
the puzzle
1)__ H __ __ __ __ __
2)O __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
3)__ __ R __ __ .
4) S __ __
5) __ __ E
6) __ R __ __ __ __
7) A __ __ __ __
8) __ __ __ D
9) I __ __ __
10) S __ __ __ __ __
11) H __ __ __ __ __ __
References
1)A……..soil is avoided to cultivate horseradish.
2)Each Spring you have to put a dressing of………………..
3)A cardinal point where this country is 4)Put or fix
something into a surface.
5)It is a garden tool with a long handle used for removing weeds from the surface of the soil.
6)A long narrow hole dug into the surface of the ground.
7)The space between two lines or surfaces that join each other
8)A small hard object produced by plants from which a new plant of the same kind grows
9)A unit for measuring length equal to centimeters. 10) A type of animal, plant or
disease (CEPA?):muestra 11) in a good physical condition.
ANSWER
1) Does a good soil contain loam?
2) What do we have to do with shallow soils?
3) What type of soil produce prongy roots?
4) What elements do we have to mix before planting?
5) When do we put organic matter on the top?
6) In what way does horseradish propagate?
7) Where do we put the root cuttings? 8 What tool do you need to open ?
TEXT 4 TOMATOES hortaliza de fruto comestible (pepino,zapallo,haba,berenjena) Answer
Tomatoes grow under a wide variety of conditions and require only a relatively small space for a large production. Of
tropical American origin, the tomato does not thrive in very cool weather. It grows in Winter in home gardens in the
extreme South. It is suited to Spring, Summer and Autumn. In the more northern areas, the growing season is likely to
be too short for heavy yields. Tomatoes are sensitive to cold. Never plant them until danger of frost is past. By using
plant protectors during cool periods the home gardener can set tomatoe plants somewhat earlier than it would be
possible.
TOMATOES for diabetes
The tomato is the fruit of the plant Lycopersicon esculentum. It can also be classified as a berry as it is formed from a
single ovary. There are thousands of different kinds of tomatoes which vary in shape, size and color. From the small
cherry tomatoes to the pear-shaped Italian ones, all of these versatile fruits have been used in different cuisines
throughout the world. The tomato can be used for diabetes treatment. Eating foods with high levels of antioxidants may
help reduce the risk of complications associated with adult diabetes. Tomatoes are a rich source of vitamin C, vitamin E
and beta carotene, all conventional antioxidants. They also contain high levels of phytonutrients like flavones and
carotene, like lycopene and lutein. These antioxidants protect the body by reducing lipid peroxidation. This is a process
of oxygen damage too fast in the bloodstream or in cell membranes. Antioxidants also protect the body by increasing
enzyme function. Studies involving tomatoe have shown that its antioxidant properties offer protection to the kidneys
and bloodstream, two areas that are frequently affected by diabetes. Tomatoes contain many ingredients which help
support the body´s cardiovascular system. There are two main lines of research that link tomatoes to a healthy heart.
The first involves antioxidant support while the second line of research involves fat regulation in the blood.
TEXT 4)TOMATOES Answer
1)Do we plant tomatoes in cool periods ?
2)Do tomatoes grow in the South?
3)Where do they grow?
4)What colour is a tomatoe?
5)When do you plant tomatoe?
6)Does tomatoe grow in Summer?
7)What is a tomatoe sensitive to?
8) What place is the origin of tomatoe?
TRUE/ FALSE
1) Se deben plantar antes de las heladas.
2) El jardinero debe usar protectores de plástico.
3) Tomatoe is of American origin
4) An expert gardener never plant tomatoes in Winter.
5) Tomatoes grow under the soil.
6) Tomatoes require a small space.
7) Tomatoes grow in Spring in the South 8) Los tomates no prosperan en clima calido.
9) Se adaptan a las cuatro estaciones del año.
SOLVE THE PUZZLE REFERENCES 1)Very
cool season in which wáter freezes.
2) Opposite to the cardinal point South.
3) This season goes from 21st March up to 21st June 4) This is a continent
which tomato is from.
5) The ……………………………… plant is a fruit
6) …………………………. is very dangerous for tomatoes 7) A person who has a home
garden.
8)Tomato is ………………………………….. to cold weather
1) __ __ __ T __ __
2) __ O __ __ __
3) __ __ __ __ M __
4) __ __ __ __ __ __ A __ 5) __ __ __
__T __
6) __ __ O __ __
7) __ __ __ __ E __ __ __
8) __ __ __S __ __ __ __ __
Find these 8 words in the letter soup (10x10)
BERRY CELL COLD DIABETES ENZIME FROST SENSITIVE WINTER
L B T C A O H S U B
S Z D E M I Z N E D
D E I L A N E R P D
I I N L F M R T I)H
E V A S I Y N D S R
L K B B I W B L F E
I M N E E T L O C T
A E G U R T I C J N
F R O S T R E V F I
B W K F X D Y S E W
TOMATOES for diabetes. Solve the puzzle. REFERENCES
1) A living thing that grows in the earth or water, it usually has leaves, roots, flowers and produces seed.
2) Either of two reproductive organs in which ova are produced in female animals.
3) An organic catalyst formed by living cells but not depending on their presence for its action.
4)Any of a number of accessory food factors chiefly of very complex chemical composition present in many food stuffs
especially in the raw state and essential to the health of man and other animal, their absence from the diet is associated
with malnutrition.
5) A substance that is stored under the skin of people and animals, that helps to keep them warm.
6) Fluid that circulates in human s´ bodies and animals.
1) __ __ __ __ T
2) O __ __ __ __
3) __ __ __ __ M __
4) __ __ __ A __ __ __
5) __ __ T
6) __ __ O __ __
Answer TOMATOES for diabetes
1. What can tomato be used for?
2. What kind of food reduces adult diabetes?
3. What type of antioxidants have tomatoes got?
4. What does the antioxidant do?
5. What do the phytonutrients do?
6. What is peroxidation?
7. How many types of tomatoes are there?
8. How many lines of research are there?
TRUE and FALSE. Justify the false ones. TOMATOES for diabetes
1. The tomato is the fruit of the plant.
2. There are two kinds of tomatoes .
3. Tomato varies only in color.
4. Antioxidants protect tomatoes.
5. The tomato is not a versatile fruit.
6. Tomatoes have got vitamin C and E.
7. Tomato´s antioxidant protect the kidneys and bloodstream.
8. Tomatoes can be classified as a berry.
9. Tomatoes are used in international cuisines.
MULTIPLE CHOICE. TOMATOES for diabetes
1)Tomatoes vary in A) COLOR, SHAPE AND SIZE
b) shape, colour and vitamins
C) antioxidants, colour and size
2)Tomatoes are a rich source of vitamins A) phytonutrients, antioxidants, lipid peroxidation
B) flavones, carotene, lycopene
C) C, E, BETACAROTENE
3)Tomatoe research involves A) sugar regulation
B) ANTIOXIDANT SUPPORT
C) healthy heart
TEXT 5) CELERY
It grows in home gardens in most parts of the country at some time during the year. It is a cool-weather crop. It is
adapted to winter culture in the South. In the South and in the North it may be grown either as an early Spring or as a
late fall crop. Farther north in certain favoured locations it can be grown throughout the summer.
A rich, moist but well-drained, deeply prepared, mellow soil is essential for celery. Soil varying from sand to clay loam
and to peat may be used as long as these requirements are met. Organic matter and commercial fertilizer are necessary
for a good fertile ground. We use 5 pounds (=0,454kg)of a high grade fertilizer mixed with the soil for a 100 foot row of
celery. It is important to prepare the celery row a week or two before we set the plants. The common mistake is to allow
the plants to grow enough. About 10 weeks are needed to grow good celery. Celery seeds are small and germinates
slowly.
TEXT 5 CELERY (APIO) hortaliza de hoja comestible. Put the words in order 1-adapted/
the/ to winter culture/ is/ celery.
2-for the celery/ is/ mellow soil/ needed.
3-can be/ throughout the summer/ celery/ grown.
4-to grow/ ten weeks/ good celery/ needed/ are.
5-home gardens/ celery/ in/ grown/ may be.
6- are/ for a 100 foot row of celery/ five pounds/ used/ of fertilizers.
7- to prepare/ two weeks/ needed/ the celery row/ are.
GIVE THE TRANSLATION FOR prong-top dressing- loam-clay-moist
GIVE THE ENGLISH WORD THAT APPEARS IN THE TEXT agujero-vendedor de semilla- las puntas-profundo-rallar TRUE
FALSE. Justify THE FALSE ONES
1)Commercial fertilizers are not necessary for a good fertile soil.
2)It is a cool weather crop.
3)About seven weeks are needed to grow good celery.
4)Celery grows on special areas in the south.
5) We use five pounds of a high grade fertilizer mixed with soil for a 100 foot row of celery.
6) The common problem is to allow the vegetables to grow enough.
7)It is grown in Winter in the South.
8)The proportion is 5 pounds(= 0,454 kg) of fertilizer for a foot row of celery.
9)We put the celery after 2 weeks of preparing the row.
10)More than 10 weeks are necessary to grow good celery.
11)Celery grows along the whole year.
12) The common mistake is to leave the plant for a long time.
ANSWER
1) Where does it grow?
2) What type of vegetable is it?
3) How many pounds of fertilizer do you mix?
4) What type of soil does it need?
5) Does a good soil contain loam?
6) what do we have to do with shallow soils?
7) what type of soil produce prongy roots?
8) what elements do we have to mix before planting?
9) when do we put organic matter on the top?
10) in what way does horseradish propagate?
11) where do we put the root cuttings?
12) what tool do you need to open the soil to put the root cuttings?
TEXT 6) HOGS
Hog, mammalian tamed of the family of the suidaes, that is bred in almost the whole world as source of food. The hogs
belong to the order of the artiodactyls (with even number of fingers). They belong also to the suborder of animals with
44 teeth, including two canines of great size in each mandible that grow upwards and towards being in form of canine
teeth. They are often named filthy or dirty.
Characteristics: the domestic hog adult has a heavy and rounded body comparatively long and flexible snout, short with
hoofs (four fingers)and a short tail. The skin, thick but sensitive, is covered in part of rough horsehairs and exhibits a
wide colored variety and drawings. As all suidaes are quick and intelligent animals. Magnificently adapted for the
production of meat, as long as they grow they ripen with rapidity, have a period of short gestation, of a few 114 days
and can have very numerous broods. They are omnivorous and eat a great variety of foods, perhaps one of the reasons
they conducted to their domestication. As source of food they convert the cereals as the corn and the leguminous as the
soya into naked cereals. Besides the meat, the leather is made good use of to make clothes for unskilled bullfighters,
footwear and gloves and the horsehairs to make brushes. It is also a primary source of eatable fat, although at present,
we prefer the cracks that produce lean meat. Moreover, they provide raw material of quality for the manufacture of
the ham. Spain has several denominations for hams among them are Guijuelo, ham of Teruel, of Huelva and others. The
different types of hogs reflect the main use for the one which have been conceived. Today exists 90 grateful cracks. The
occidental countries exploit 8 big cracks. The Berkshire (black with white points) and the Yorkshire (also called big steel
blade)had their origin in England. The Chester white, the duroc (red), the Hampshire (black with a white belt), the
Poland China (black with white points) and the Spotted (black with white point) had their origin in USA. The Landrace, a
big hog, long and white, comes from Denmark. The main cracks also differ in their rhythm of growth, the number of pigs
for brood and the size.

Vocabulary
pig/swine: any porcine animal
gilt: young female swine that has not yet given birth
farrow: term used for pigs giving birth barrow:
castrated male pig boar: intact male pig
feeder pig: young pig weighing about 50 pounds sow:
female pig after she has given birth at least one time
piglet: young pig from birth to weaning
weaning: removing young pigs from mother`s milk
TEXT 6 HOGS FILL IN THE BLANKS
1-The domestic hog´s body is …………………………………………………
2-The period of gestation is about ………………………………
3-Hogs are an important ……………………………………………………..
4-The hog´s horsehair is used for …………………………………
HOGS References
1. The long nose of these kind of animals ……………………………………………….
2. Soya is classified as a ……………………………………………………….
3. The characteristics of this animal is that they are………………………………….. and quick.
4. One of the eight occidental cracks is the …………………….which is a big, long and white pig that comes from Denmark 5.
One of the four sharp pointed teeth in the front part of a person or animal´s mouth …………………………………
6. There are various uses that hogs are a source, one of them is of ……………………………………………….
7. They have an even number of ………………………………………………………..

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3) __ __ __ __ __ __ i __ __ __ __ 4) __ __ __ D __
__ __ __
5) __ A __ __ __ __
6) __ E __ __
7) __ __ __ __ __ __ S
TRUE/FALSE.JUSTIFY THE FALSE ONES.
1-The hogs are very clean.
2-Hog´s body is thin and hairy.
3-Hogs are a source of many things.
4-Footwear and gloves are made of hogs.
5-The quality of the hog´s meat is poor.
SOLVE THE PUZZLE
1) S __ __ __
2)__ __ U __ __ __ __
3) __ I __ __ __ __
4) __ __ __ __ D
5) __ __ __ __ __ __ A __ __ __ __ __
6)__ __ E __ __
7) __ __ __ __ __ S
References
1-It is part of the hog´s food .
2-The hairs of the hog is also used to make.
3-People call them in this way ………………………….
4-To train a wild animal so they are domesticated ……………….....
5-The group which is classified according to the number of fingers……………………….................
6-The verb CRIAR
7- Suidaes have numerous ………………… after a short period of gestation