G-9 poem

The Month
Questions& answers.
1 How many months are there in a year?
There are twelve months in a year.
2.Which months are cold in Myanmar?
November, December and January are cold in Myanmar.
3.Which months are hot in Myanmar?
March,April and May are hot in Myanmar.
4.What is the poem about?
The poem is about the characteristics of the different months.
4.What is the weather like in January?
The weather like in January is cold and bleak.
5.What happen in May?
In may flowers start appearing and birds also sing in tune.
6.Which month of the year is the hottest?
July is the hottest month.
7.What is meant by ‘Earth must disrobe her’?
The line ‘Earth must disrobe her’ means that trees shed their leaves until there are none on
them.
8.In which month of the year are nights longer?
Nights are longer in December.
Unit 10
Lesson 2
Enjoying nature
Questions & answers
1.Which season do you think is the best to go on a holiday in your country? Why?
I think the cold season is the best to go on a holiday in my country because it is convenient to
travel.
2.What do you like doing on your holiday? Why?
I like travelling on my holiday because it makes me happy.
Unit 10
Lesson 2
Enjoying nature
Questions & answers
1.In which seasons can you see the monkeys in Jigokudani Monkey Park?
We can see the monkeys in Jigokudani Monkey Park throughout the four seasons.
2.Why is Jigokudani Monkey Park famous?
Jigokudani Monkey Park is famous because intriguing behaviour of Japanese monkeys can be
observed the whole year.
3.Why are the monkeys in Jigokudani called the ‘Snow Monkeys’?
The monkeys in Jigikudani are called ‘Snow Monkeys’ because they are known for bathing
in the onsen ( hot spring) during the cold winter months.
4.What colours can you see in beautiful northern skies of Iceland?
We can see hazy green, pinkish light and a vivid purple in beautiful northern skies of Iceland.
5.Why is downloading apps that provide a northern lights forecast recommended?
Downloading apps that provide a northern lights forecast is recommended because the lights
depend on the weather and solar wind activity