UNIT 2 Orangutan and Octopus Apperception 1. How do you express the possession of an object that belongs to an orangutan? Answer: 2. If an octopus has eight arms, how do you show possession for one of its arms? Answer: ... 3. How would you write a sentence showing possession using "orang utan" and "nest"? Answer: 4. Compare the way possession is shown between an orangutan and an octopus when referring to their physical traits. Provide examples in your explanation. Answer: ....... 5. Create a short paragraph describing a day in the life of an orangutan and an octopus, using possessive forms to describe at least three things that belong to each animal. Answer: .....
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Berikut adalah jawaban dalam bahasa Inggris:1. How do you express the possession of an object that belongs to an orangutan?Answer: By adding 's after the noun, e.g., "the orangutan's nest".2. If an octopus has eight arms, how do you show possession for one of its arms?Answer: Using "its" as a possessive pronoun, e.g., "one of its arms" or "the octopus's arm".3. How would you write a sentence showing possession using "orangutan" and "nest"?Answer: "The orangutan's nest is high in the tree."4. Compare the way possession is shown between an orangutan and an octopus when referring to their physical traits. Provide examples in your explanation.Answer: Both use 's to show possession. Examples:Orangutan: "The orangutan's fur is reddish-brown."Octopus: "The octopus's arms are very flexible."5. Create a short paragraph describing a day in the life of an orangutan and an octopus, using possessive forms to describe at least three things that belong to each animal.Answer:"The orangutan spent its day swinging through the trees, using its strong arms to climb. It rested in its nest, carefully built high above the ground. Meanwhile, the octopus was swimming in the ocean, using its eight arms to catch prey. Its colorful skin allowed it to blend in with the coral reef, and it quickly retreated to its cozy den for safety."
