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هاجر احمد علي زومط

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هاجر احمد علي زومط

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ملاك موفق حمدي فياض<

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ملاك موفق حمدي فياض

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ملاك موفق حمدي فياض<

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ملاك موفق حمدي فياض

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1. I will read the Guinness World Records, and find the meaning of any unfamiliar words.
2. I will read the world records again and find the records related to: speed, time and distance.
3. I will choose 2-4 Guinness World Records, list them, and write a short description about: the record holder
how the record was achieved, when it was achieved, how often the record is attempted, and how hard
the record was to set.
4. I will share the information with a family member or a friend.

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What is the Guinness World Records?
It is a reference book published annually, listing world records, for both human achievements and the extremes of the natural world.
Here are some achievements and facts about humans and animals, regarding speed, time and distance.

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رزان علي يوسف بني عا

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رزان علي يوسف بني عامر

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رزان علي يوسف بني عامر 

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رزان علي يوسف بني عامر 

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ملاك موق حمدي فياض

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ملاك موق حمدي فياض

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Remas hashem Samara

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تيماء رمزي

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تيماء رمزي Tiamaa

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تيماء رمزي Tiamaa

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C. I will look up the meaning of words in bold from the dictionary.
D. I will answer the comprehension questions about the text:
1. What is an iceberg?
2. Where are icebergs formed?
3. Why are icebergs dangerous?
4. Why are icebergs important?

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After the Titanic sank in 1912, people realized that icebergs were very dangerous to ships. A group of countries got together and formed an organization to monitor the  iceberg danger and provide relevant iceberg warning, by using radar and airplanes to find icebergs and let  ships know where they are so that they can avoid them. However, it only tracks icebergs larger than
500 square meters (5,400 sq. ft.), but icebergs can also serve as tools for scientists, who study them
to learn more about climate and ocean processes.

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A. Read the text, then, complete the graphic organizer and paragraph frame that follow.
An iceberg is a large piece of freshwater ice that is formed from fresh water. They are found floating freely in open (salt) water; cold oceans, seas, or lakes. Icebergs come in many shapes and sizes. Usually, only a small part of the
iceberg is visible above the water. From above, it may look like an ice mountain. However, most of the iceberg is hidden underwater.
Icebergs form when large chunks break off of glaciers or ice shelves in very cold regions, like Antarctica.
The icebergs travel with ocean currents. When icebergs float into warmer water, they begin to melt and break apart.