Tiêu đề ĐÁP ÁN ĐỀ THI HSG ANH 12 THPT YÊN DŨNG SỐ 1 - BẮC GIANG 2024-2025.docx ✅

4 Program Host: Well, what are some of the things you should keep in mind? Guest: First, you need to have the right supplies: some kind of enclosure . . . Program Host: Like, like a cage or something like that. Guest: Yeah. [Okay] A full spectrum fluorescent light bulb and a basking lamp [Okay] , branches and rocks to climb on and bask on, a food or water dish, and something to line bottom of the cage. Program Host: Okay, well, let's get down to some the basics. What are the dietary needs of a bearded dragon? It sounds like a very carnivorous beast. Perhaps, uh, they eat fiery Mexican tacos or something like that. Guest: No, bearded dragons are omnivores. . . Program Host: Now, Omnivores? What exactly is that? Guest: Uh, creatures that eat insects, vegetable, and greens, the leafy parts of plants and their stems. (8) Program Host: Okay. You mean like, for example, carrots or something like that for example. [Yeah] Okay. Guest: Young dragons like Bert can be fed small crickets twice a day, along with some greens and shredded vegetables. [Okay.] And then as your dragon grows, you can increase the amount of greens and vegetables. [Alright.] And you can also dust the vegetables and insects with a calcium supplement to promote bone growth. Program Host: Okay, and what about water? Uh, what kind of needs do they have for that? Guest: Well, since bearded dragons traditionally live in arid regions, they obtain most of their water naturally from what they eat (9), so you have to be sure to feed them plenty of vegetables that serve as good carriers of water. [Okay.] You also spray them occasionally with a water bottle or provide them with a shallow water dish. Whatever you do, but sure to keep the cage dry, [Okay.] or else mold and bacteria can grow that could make your dragon sick. Guest: [Okay.], and finally, you mentioned about lighting earlier. What do you need exactly to keep your beardie happy and healthy? Guest: Having a full spectrum light and basking lamp are pretty key to raising healthy beardies. First, they need the simulated sunlight from the ultraviolet (UV) bulb . . . Program Host: Now, is that the full spectrum light that you mentioned? Okay. Guest: . . . to absorb rays [Okay.], vital to the production of certain vitamins (10), [Okay.] and the high body temperatures of a basking light to aid in the digestive process. Program Host: Now, what kinds of temperatures are you referring to when you talk about the basking area? Guest: Like ninety to a hundred degrees. Program Host: Okay, and I don't think they need sun tan lotion, right? [No]. Program Host: Okay, uh, so, perhaps then, I could put my beardie in an aquarium and just set him by the window which gets direct sunlight? Would that work?