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40.4 Possible answers
BWN pigs/horses/chickens
eR mouse/rabbit
leopards (panthers and cheetahs would also be possible)

OA ants/flies/wasps (cockroaches would also be possible)
camels
40.8 golden eagle = 270 kph when they dive {= fly in a downward direction)
lion = 80 kph shark = 64 kph rabbit = 56 kph elephant = 40 kph pig = 18 kph
spider = 1.88 kph snail = 0.05 kph

Unit 41
BWN Portuguese
4i.l Re Great Britain, the United States of America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
Dutch
Swiss-German, French, Italian. A small number of people also speak a language called
Romansch.
Tonwmryan Swedish
Arabic
Spanish
Egyptian
1 Hebrew
China
41.2 Japan Japanese Brazilian Egyptian Arabic Italian Austria Australia
Chinese Portuguese Saudi Arabia
Words ending -ia usually have the stress on the third syllable from the end.
Words ending -ian usually have the main stress on the second syllable from the end.
Words ending -ese usually have the stress on the final syllable, i.e. on the -ese.

41.3 Possible answers
1 The Japanese 3 Brazilians 5 The Swiss
2 Israelis 4 The British 6 Greeks

4i.4 1 Thailand 3 Turkey 5 Egypt 7 Greece 9 Sweden
2 Argentina 4 South Korea 6 Saudi Arabia 8 Israel 10 Portugal

41.5 1 Russian 4 Japanese 7 Dutch 10 French
2 Korean 5 Greek 8 Spanish 11 Swedish
3 Italian 6 Chinese 9 Swiss German

Unit 42
472.1 1 forehead 8 foot 15 wrist
2 cheek 9 toe 16 hand
3 chin 10 finger 17 bottom
4 chest 11. neck 18 thigh
5 arm 12 shoulder 19 heel
6 hip 13 waist
7 knee 14 elbow

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