Trophic

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Today's objectives

At the end of this lesson you have learned about trophic levels and you know the difference about adverbs and adjectives.

Trophic Levels

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Environmental Science
Book 1, Unit 4, exercise 2

Grammar : Adjectives 

An adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord) tells something about a noun (zelfstandig naamwoord). 

Grammar : Adjectives 

An adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord) tells something about a noun (zelfstandig naamwoord). 

dead, small

Grammar : Adverbs 

An adverb refers most of the time to a verb (werkwoord) or an adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord).

Grammar : Adverbs 

An adverb refers most of the time to a verb (werkwoord) or an adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

very (small)

mostly (eat)

only (are)

Grammar : Adverbs 

An adverb refers most of the time to a verb (werkwoord) or an adjective (bijvoeglijk naamwoord)

very (small)

Adverbs are words that end with -ly.   Some exeptions are:

 hard, fast, etc:

-He works hard.

-Don’t drive so fast.

Mindmap

•    What do you already know about trophic levels? 
•    Which words come to mind?

Vocabulary (word list)

• Primary  consumer 
• Secondary consumer
• Omnivore
• Habitat

Vocabulary

 What type of consumer is a wolf?

Primary  consumer or secondary consumer?

 Can you give an example of an omnivore (other than a bear)?

True or false? A deer is a secondary consumer.

Assignments

Environmental Science 

exercises 2-9

Did we meet our objectives?

• Did you learn new terminology? 
• Do you know what adverbs are?
• Do you know what adjectives are?

Good job! 

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