7.Is this a mountain? Are these mountains?
8.Is this a shilling? Are these shillings?
9. Is this a man? Are these men?
10.Is that a football? Are those footballs?
11.Is that a train? Are those trains?
12.Is that an aeroplane? Are those aeroplanes?
13.Is the window open? Are the windows open?
14.Is the door closed? Are the doors closed?
15.Is the boy near the window? Are the boys near the windows?
16.That is not a king. Those are not kings.
17.That is not a queen. Those are not queens.
18.That is not a mountain. Those are not mountains.
19.This isn't a mountain. - These aren't mountains.
20.This isn't a star. - These aren't stars.
21.This isn't an aeroplane. - These aren't aeroplanes.
22.It is a star. They are stars.
23.It is a cigarette. They are cigarettes.
24.It is a cat. They are cats.
25.It is a dog. They are dogs.
26.It isn't a cat. They aren't cats.
27.It isn't a train. They aren't trains.
28.It is not a bad egg They are not bad eggs.
29.It is a good egg. They are good eggs.
30.Is that a flower? Are those flowers?
Golden eagles mate for life and stay with the same partner until they die.
The egg hatched and we saw the chick for the first time.
Rhinos use their sense of smell and hearing to detect danger.
Lions are carnivores: they only eat meat.
They want to breed dogs and sell the puppies when they’re old enough.
Eagles can spot their prey from far away because of their perfect eyesight.
Birds of prey have hooked beaks to help them eat their food.
A full-grown polar bear can weigh up to 700 kg, but its babies weigh less than a kilogram.
We watched as the eagle dived down from the sky and caught the rabbit on the ground.
Birds of prey often soar high in the air without flapping their wings.