Fill in each blank with one suitable word from the box.
1. The desert was named …………….. a famous writer.
2. A ……….. is a low hill of sand formed by a wind in a desert.
3. you can see hummock grasses on the ……… of dunes
in the Simpson Desert.
4. Spenifex grows in the ……………… between dunes and on
the more stable slopes.
5. The great Victoria Desert ………….. to the North of Nullabor.
crest dune desert stretches
after corridors

Lesson 2:
Listening
Listening

Work in pairs. Ask and answer the following questions.
1. What is a desert?
2. How is a desert formed?
3. Can human beings make a desert? Why/ Why not?

* Vocabulary:
1. cool (a)  cool (r)
2. canal (n)
[kə'næl]
kênh, sông đào
3. needle (n)

Australia
Sahara
firewood
petroleum
Mauritania

Task1. Are the following statements true (T) or false (F)?
T F
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1. In a desert, everything is hard.
2. Only trees with hard needles can grow in desert.
3. Space seems to have no limit in the desert.
4.Nature causes the change in the size and
location of the world’s desert.
5.Rabbits are one of the agents that help make
deserts in Australia.
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