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Das Meer – the sea Posted by on Feb 9, 2012 in Culture, Language, Traditions

Here´s an audiovisual comprehension about the sea. Watch the video and answer the questions afterwards. Attentions: This one might be for advanced learners!

Here are the questions:

1. How many percent of the oxygen is produced by plants living in the sea?
2. What is the alternative word for „Ebbe und Flut“?
3. The sea is important for us. Why is this? Name three keywords.
4. Beside pollution, we also harm the sea by … it.
5. What can we do to participate in the protection of the sea?

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Comments:

  1. Ena:

    These kind of exercises are great! I’m still preparing myself [mentally] for these ones.