Dr. Egevang uses a geolocator attached to the leg bands on Arctic terns to help him learn where the terns go when they migrate. His research reveals that the Arctic tern holds the record for the longest migration on Earth.
Publisher
Highlights
Title
How Many Turns for the Tern?
Author Name
Alison Pearce Stevens, Ph.D.
Category
Animals
Subject
tern, geolocator, Dr. Egevang, Arctic tern
Series Name
HL
Series Level
Word Count
883
CEFR level
C1
Language
English
ISBN number
9781683296317
Description
Dr. Egevang uses a geolocator attached to the leg bands on Arctic terns to help him learn where the terns go when they migrate. His research reveals that the Arctic tern holds the record for the longest migration on Earth.
Word lists coverage
The word and grammar lists are compiled from commercially available resources and English study websites. They are not intended to be authority. Use at your own discretion.
List
Total
Coverage
Eiken Grade 1
3,105
0.03%
Eiken Grade 2
866
0.92%
Eiken Grade 3
900
8.44%
Eiken Grade 4
600
14%
Eiken Grade 5
600
16.5%
Eiken Grade Pre1
2,868
0.1%
Eiken Grade Pre2
1,327
1.73%
Eiken Grade Pre2+
1,562
2.37%
NDL
875
20.34%
NGSL 1 to 1,000
1,000
18%
NGSL 1,001 to 2,000
1,000
5.1%
NGSL 2,001 to 3,000
801
1.62%
NGSL Supplemental
52
3.85%
Grammar lists coverage
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