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Have you ever wondered how birds find their way when flying?
Read and find out.
Choose the best answer a,b.c , or d for the question 1-5.
The pigeon is famous for always being able to find its way home.In fact racing pigeons is a popular sport in some countries.Owners take their birds hundreds of miles away and then release them.The bird that gets back home in the fistest time is the winner.Until now it has been thought that the birds have their own built-in system of navigation and use the position of the sun and starts to quide them.
However a ten-year study has proved to scientists that pigeons travel rather like drivers do and follow the major roads.The birds that were monitored in the study were constantly flying along motorways and even turning left and right at main junctions , while ignoring small winding roads.
A professor of zoology at Oxford University and a racing pigeon expert agree.The professor says that birds use their traditional forms of navigation first but when they fly the same route again they remember the roads and follow them.
A group of birds was released as a test and all flew along the same major road and turned right at the first junction.The pigeon racer describes this research as absolutely accurate.Every Saturday , he , says you can see flocks of pigeons flying along the motorways.
1.Pigeon racing consists of:
a) owners see how far each pigeon can fly.
b) scientific research into the way pigeons fly.
c) pigeons are released on the motorways.
d) owners see which pigeon gets home first.
2.Pigeons` `built-in system of navigation` refers to:
a) their natural instinct for finding their way.
b) their natural ability to follow major roads.
c) the fact that they fly as a large group.
d) special equipment the researches have used to track them.
3.The roads pigeons followed were:
a) all the roads going in the right direction.
b) only motorways.
c) the important direct routes.
d) the smaller less busy country roads.
4.A junction is:
a) a sharp bent in the road.
b) where a motorway and a road meet.
c) a place where one road crosses another.
d) a place where you can buy petrol.
5.Pigeons are expecially seen on Sarurdays because:
a) that`s the day the roads are busiest.
b) that`s the day the research takes place.
c) that`s the day pigeon racing takes place.
d) that`s the day the motorways are open.
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Have you ever wondered how birds find their way when flying?
Read and find out.
Choose the best answer a,b.c , or d for the question 1-5.
The pigeon is famous for always being able to find its way home.In fact racing pigeons is a popular sport in some countries.Owners take their birds hundreds of miles away and then release them.The bird that gets back home in the fistest time is the winner.Until now it has been thought that the birds have their own built-in system of navigation and use the position of the sun and starts to quide them.
However a ten-year study has proved to scientists that pigeons travel rather like drivers do and follow the major roads.The birds that were monitored in the study were constantly flying along motorways and even turning left and right at main junctions , while ignoring small winding roads.
A professor of zoology at Oxford University and a racing pigeon expert agree.The professor says that birds use their traditional forms of navigation first but when they fly the same route again they remember the roads and follow them.
A group of birds was released as a test and all flew along the same major road and turned right at the first junction.The pigeon racer describes this research as absolutely accurate.Every Saturday , he , says you can see flocks of pigeons flying along the motorways.
1.Pigeon racing consists of:
a) owners see how far each pigeon can fly.
b) scientific research into the way pigeons fly.
c) pigeons are released on the motorways.
d) owners see which pigeon gets home first.
2.Pigeons` `built-in system of navigation` refers to:
a) their natural instinct for finding their way.
b) their natural ability to follow major roads.
c) the fact that they fly as a large group.
d) special equipment the researches have used to track them.
3.The roads pigeons followed were:
a) all the roads going in the right direction.
b) only motorways.
c) the important direct routes.
d) the smaller less busy country roads.
4.A junction is:
a) a sharp bent in the road.
b) where a motorway and a road meet.
c) a place where one road crosses another.
d) a place where you can buy petrol.
5.Pigeons are expecially seen on Sarurdays because:
a) that`s the day the roads are busiest.
b) that`s the day the research takes place.
c) that`s the day pigeon racing takes place.
d) that`s the day the motorways are open.
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1. Pigeon racing consists of d)owners see which pigeon gets home first. (Owners take their birds hundreds of miles away and then release them.The bird that gets back home in the fastest time is the winner)
2. Pigeons "built-in system of navigation" refers to b)their natural ability to follow major roads. (Until now it has been thought that the birds have their own built-in system of navigation...However a ten-year study has proved to scientists that pigeons travel rather like drivers do and follow the major roads)
3. The roads pigeons followed were b)only motorways. (The birds that were monitored in the study were constantly flying along motorways...)
4. A junction is c)a place where one road crosses another.
5. Pigeons are especially seen on Saturdays because b)that's the day the research takes place. (A group of birds was released as a test and all flew along the same major road and turned right at the first junction...Every Saturday,he says you can see flocks of pigeons flying along the motorways)