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5. 
In pairs, look at the questions and discuss what you know about animal trafficking. 
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Animal 
trafficking
1. What is animal 
trafficking?
2. Why do people 
buy wild animals?
3. Why do local people 
get involved in 
animal trafficking?
5. Which animals are 
most endangered? 
4. Where is animal 
trafficking practised?
6. 
Now listen and make notes for the questions in exercise 5.
7. 
Listen again. For each pair of sentences, do you hear
A or B?
 
A
B
1
Animal trafficking is when wild animals are sold. Animal trafficking is when people sell wild 
animals. 
2
Other animals are killed, and parts of their 
bodies are used to make products.
They kill other animals and use parts of their 
bodies to make products.
3
They’re often bought at souvenir markets by 
tourists.
Tourists often buy them at souvenir markets.
4
A lot of money is made selling animals.
They make a lot of money selling animals.
5
The animals are often exported to the USA and 
other countries.
People often export the animals to the USA and 
other countries.
8. 
Look at the table in exercise 7 and answer questions a-c.
a. 
What do we call the structures in A and B?
b. 
What verb do we always use in A? What form of the main verb do we use?
c. 
In which sentence in A do we say who does the action? What preposition do we use?
9. 
In your notebook, change these sentences from passive to active, or from active to passive.
Use 
by
 to say who did the action if necessary.
Example: Parts of tigers are traded to make medicine.