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Emperor penguins are wonderful birds. They live in a very cold place. Emperor penguins spend their lives on Antarctic ice and in its waters. They have got wings but cannot fly.

Emperors are the biggest penguins, and the largest of all birds. They are about 120 cm tall (about the height of a six-year-old child) and weigh about 40 kg. But scientists think that 37 million years ago there were penguins that were 2 metres tall and weighed as much as 115 kg.

Male and female penguins take turns sitting on the eggs and taking care of the babies. Female penguins (mother penguins) lay eggs and leave. Male penguins (father penguins) cover their eggs with their bodies and keep them warm. The males stand, for about 65 days, through icy temperatures, strong winds, and storms.

Finally, after about two months, the females return from the sea, bringing food to give it to their babies. The males leave to catch fish to eat, and the mothers take care of the babies for some time.

As young penguins grow, their parents leave them. Young penguins stay in groups of babies and their parents leave to fish. There are always some big penguins to look after them. By December the Antarctic weather warms the ice where young penguins live. The ice begins to break up, and it brings open waters closer to the places where the young penguins are. Now the young penguins are old enough and they can get their own food.

A.  Emperor penguins weigh ...

1)  more than a hundred kilograms.

2)  less than thirteen kilograms.

3)  about fourty kilograms.

B.  Scientists believe that in the past penguins were ...

1)  as big as penguins today.

2)  bigger than penguins today.

3)  smaller than penguins today.

C.  Choose the TRUE sentence.

1)  Only mother penguins keep their eggs warm.

2)  Only father penguins keep their eggs warm.

3)  Both male and female penguins keep their eggs warm.

D.  Mother penguins ...

1)  do not bring food to their babies.

2)  bring food to give it to the father penguins.

3)  feed their babies.

E.  Young penguins can get their own food in December because ...

1)  there are open waters close to them.

2)  the ice is strong.

3)  there are no big penguins to take care of the little ones.

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When I was eight years old, I collected coins from different countries. My father A ____ Italian, French and Swiss coins for me from his business trips. I bought some in Spain and Turkey when my mother and I visited those countries. My coin collection was small. And there were B ____ rare or valuable coins in it. But coins interested me. I laid them out on the table in order to examine and compare them. I also liked to read about C ____ history. Two years ago I gave my coin collection to my cousin as a birthday present. Last year I started to collect toy cars. I D ____ twenty toy cars since then. Right now I E ____ with my brother. He likes playing with my toy cars.

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