Clever crows : l'intelligence animale (4e)
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| Anglais | Français |
|---|---|
| Crows can use tools. | Les corbeaux savent utiliser des outils. |
| They can recognise human faces. | Ils reconnaissent les visages humains. |
| to solve a puzzle | résoudre une énigme |
| Octopuses can open jars. | Les pieuvres savent ouvrir des bocaux. |
| Scientists have shown that... | Les scientifiques ont montré que... |
| Some birds are as clever as young children. | Certains oiseaux sont aussi intelligents que de jeunes enfants. |
On pensait autrefois que seuls les humains étaient vraiment intelligents. Mais les scientifiques ont montré que beaucoup d'animaux sont étonnants : certains corbeaux fabriquent des crochets avec des brindilles pour attraper des insectes, et se souviennent des visages humains pendant des années ; les pieuvres ouvrent des bocaux et s'échappent de leur aquarium ; les dauphins s'appellent par une sorte de « nom » sifflé. Comparatifs : as clever as, cleverer than, more intelligent than. Present perfect : Scientists have discovered that...
Mise en situation : le documentaire
À retenir
- a crow, a raven, an octopus, a dolphin, a tool, a hook, a puzzle, a test, intelligence.
- as clever as / cleverer than / more intelligent than ; can + verbe ; Scientists have shown that... ; than we thought.
Exercice 1 : L'intelligence animale : exercice 1 (QCM)
- « un corbeau »
- a cow
- a crown
- a crow
- « un crochet »
- a hook
- a book
- a hood
- « résoudre une énigme »
- to solve a puzzle
- to solve a puddle
- to save a puzzle
- « reconnaître les visages »
- to recognise phases
- to recognise faces
- to remember face of
- « aussi intelligents que des singes »
- as clever than monkeys
- so clever than monkeys
- as clever as monkeys
- « plus intelligents que nous le pensions »
- cleverer than we thinked
- cleverer than we thought
- more clever that we thought
- « Les scientifiques ont montré que... »
- Scientists has shown that...
- Scientists have showed of that...
- Scientists have shown that...
- Les pieuvres savent...
- voler
- parler
- ouvrir des bocaux
- « un fil de fer »
- a wife
- a wire
- a wise
- « s'échapper »
- to escort
- to escalate
- to escape
Exercice 2 : L'intelligence animale : exercice 2 (à compléter)
- It's trying to get food from a .......................... .
- It's bending a wire to make a .......................... !
- Scientists have .......................... that crows are clever.
- Crows can solve .......................... .
- They can recognise human .......................... .
- They're as clever .......................... monkeys.
- Octopuses can open .......................... .
- They can even .......................... from their tanks.
- Animals are .......................... than we thought. (clever)
- Crows can use .......................... .
Exercice 3 : L'intelligence animale : mise en situation
- Il essaie d'attraper de la nourriture.
- It's trying get food.
- It trying to get food.
- It's trying to get food.
- Il fait un crochet.
- It's making a hook.
- It's making a hood.
- It's doing a hook.
- Les scientifiques ont montré que...
- Scientists has shown that...
- Scientists have shown that...
- Scientists shown have that...
- Ils peuvent résoudre des énigmes.
- They can solve puzzles.
- They can to solve puzzles.
- They can solves puzzles.
- Ils sont aussi intelligents que les singes ?
- Are they so clever as monkey?
- Are they as clever as monkeys?
- Are they as clever than monkeys?
- Les pieuvres ouvrent des bocaux.
- Octopuses opens jars.
- Octopus open jar of.
- Octopuses open jars.
- Elles s'échappent de leur aquarium.
- They escape of there tanks.
- They escape from their tanks.
- They escapes from their tanks.
- Ils sont plus intelligents que nous le pensions.
- They're cleverer than we think yesterday.
- They're more clever that we thought.
- They're cleverer than we thought.
- Les dauphins ont une sorte de nom.
- Dolphins have a kind for name.
- Dolphins has a kind of name.
- Dolphins have a kind of name.
- C'est incroyable !
- That incredible!
- That's incredibly!
- That's incredible!
Corrigé
Exercice 1
1. c) a crow · 2. a) a hook · 3. a) to solve a puzzle · 4. b) to recognise faces · 5. c) as clever as monkeys · 6. b) cleverer than we thought · 7. c) Scientists have shown that... · 8. c) ouvrir des bocaux · 9. b) a wire · 10. c) to escape
Exercice 2
1. tube · 2. hook · 3. shown · 4. puzzles · 5. faces · 6. as · 7. jars · 8. escape · 9. cleverer · 10. tools
Exercice 3
1. c) It's trying to get food. · 2. a) It's making a hook. · 3. b) Scientists have shown that... · 4. a) They can solve puzzles. · 5. b) Are they as clever as monkeys? · 6. c) Octopuses open jars. · 7. b) They escape from their tanks. · 8. c) They're cleverer than we thought. · 9. c) Dolphins have a kind of name. · 10. c) That's incredible!