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All about the USA 1. Unit 27, The Bald Eagle (Text - Listening)
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1. When was the bald eagle chosen as the national bird of the United States?
A. Soon after the United States won its independence
B. In 1972
C. Over 200 years after independence
D. In the 21st century
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2. Why did American leaders choose the bald eagle as a symbol of their country?
A. Because it is a very small and beautiful bird.
B. Because it is a bird of strength and courage.
C. Because it can live only in cities.
D. Because it lays many eggs every year.
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3. Where can the bald eagle be found?
A. All over the world
B. Only in Europe
C. All over North America and only in North America
D. Only in South America
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4. How many bald eagles were there in the United States in 1972?
A. About 30,000
B. About 300
C. About 3,000
D. About 300,000
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5. What was the main reason for the decreasing bald eagle population?
A. Lack of food
B. Pollution, especially pollution caused by pesticides
C. Cold weather
D. Hunting by other birds
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6. What are pesticides used for?
A. To protect rivers from pollution.
B. To help birds build their nests.
C. To kill insects and other animals that attack crops.
D. To help fish grow.
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7. How do pesticides get into rivers?
A. Eagles carry them into the rivers.
B. Rain washes them into rivers.
C. Fish bring them into the rivers.
D. People throw them into the sea.
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8. How does pollution affect the eggs of bald eagles?
A. It makes the eggs larger.
B. It makes the eggs hatch faster.
C. It makes the eggshells very thin, so the eggs do not hatch.
D. It helps eagles lay more eggs.
