Mountains – Reader Answer Key Level 2 Mountains Reader Answer Key Inspired by BBC Earth TV series and developed with input from BBC Earth natural history specialists Text copyright © Ladybird Books Ltd, 2018. Cover photograph by Tom Hugh-Jones copyright © BBC NHU, 2016. All images copyright © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & BBC Earth ™ British Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & Earth ™ British All images copyright 2016. © BBC NHU, copyright Hugh-Jones by Tom © Ladybird copyright Books photograph Ltd, 2018. Cover Text page 1 Mountains – Reader Answer Key Level 2 Page 29 – Activity 1 Page 34 – Activity 6 1 b 2 d a s t r o n g f 3 c b p o l p f d u 4 a a g g j l i v e b f e g t n j o Page 30 – Activity 2 o c t t w g s w 1 yes o n h r d e k l 2 yes 3 no n b e b n r h m 4 no t a r h u s a f Page 31 – Activity 3 Page 35 – Activity 7 Reader’s own answers Model answers 1 1 Where do gelada baboons live? 2 They live in the Ethiopian Highlands. 3 2 Which animals live in the Rockies? 4 Bears live in the Rockies. 3 Which animals live in the Himalayas? Snow leopards live in the Himalayas. Page 36 – Activity 8 4 Which animals live in the Andes? Guanacos live in the Andes. 1 These animals are baboons and wolves. 2 They live in the Ethiopian Highlands. 3 There is no fruit to eat in these mountains. Page 32 – Activity 4 4 Gelada baboons eat lots of grass here. 5 The baboons know that the wolves are near. 1 the Ethiopian Highlands 2 the Himalayas 3 the Rockies Page 37 – Activity 9 4 the Andes Reader’s own answers Model answers Page 33 – Activity 5 1 What are these animals? They are snow leopards. 1 These are gelada baboons. 2 Where do they live? 2 Gelada baboons live together. They live in the Himalayas. 3 They live in the Ethiopian Highlands. 3 What are they doing? 4 Gelada baboons have strong fingers. They are looking for an animal to catch and eat. 4 Do you like snow leopards? Why? / Why not? Yes, I do, because they can run very fast. Text copyright © Ladybird Books Ltd, 2018. Cover photograph by Tom Hugh-Jones copyright © BBC NHU, 2016. All images copyright © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & BBC Earth ™ British Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & Earth ™ British All images copyright 2016. © BBC NHU, copyright Hugh-Jones by Tom © Ladybird copyright Books photograph Ltd, 2018. Cover Text page 2 Mountains – Reader Answer Key Level 2 Page 38 – Activity 10 Page 43 – Activity 15 1 Snow leopards catch other animals. w e a d t k h 2 They eat the animals. t e r 3 They can run very fast. n g b j p g e o a n f a n p h d l c i Page 39 – Activity 11 f f i c u 1 a l t s 2 b h b f 3 a l y e 4 b a n t a h r c d d n v s Page 40 – Activity 12 o o p p l t l m r a v e l h 1 A markhor is a big, brown animal. 2 Animals cannot hear snow leopards in the snow. Page 44 – Activity 16 3 The markhor runs down the mountain from the leopard. 1 a 2 a 3 a Page 41 – Activity 13 4 b 1 c 2 a Page 45 – Activity 17 3 b 1 T 2 F Page 42 – Activity 14 3 T 4 F 1 Yes, it does. 2 No, it is not. 3 Yes, they can, because it is not difficult to fly Page 46 – Activity 18 in good weather 1 Many animals have their homes in the mountains. 2 Birds live in the trees in the mountains. 3 The red panda findsfood in the mountains. 4 Bears live in the mountains. Text copyright © Ladybird Books Ltd, 2018. Cover photograph by Tom Hugh-Jones copyright © BBC NHU, 2016. All images copyright © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & BBC Earth ™ British Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & Earth ™ British All images copyright 2016. © BBC NHU, copyright Hugh-Jones by Tom © Ladybird copyright Books photograph Ltd, 2018. Cover Text page 3 Mountains – Reader Answer Key Level 2 Page 47 – Activity 19 1 2 4 6 8 10 11 13 Text copyright © Ladybird Books Ltd, 2018. Cover photograph by Tom Hugh-Jones copyright © BBC NHU, 2016. All images copyright © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & BBC Earth ™ British Broadcasting Corporation Broadcasting © BBC, 2006. BBC ™ & Earth ™ British All images copyright 2016. © BBC NHU, copyright Hugh-Jones by Tom © Ladybird copyright Books photograph Ltd, 2018. Cover Text page 4.