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Band 5+: Describe a time when you saw an interesting animal. You should say: What the animal was Where you saw it What you did And explain how you felt about it
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It's an interesting question because I don't see animals very often. I don't get a lot of access to them. However, I had the opportunity to visit the zoo when I was traveling from China. At the zoo, I saw many animals I had never seen before. Eventually, I saw a blue-tailed lion monkey that I had only seen on television before. The animal that impressed me the most was the water buffalo. Why? Because it was bigger than I thought. At first, it seemed gentle and friendly to humans, and I thought it must look scary and aggressive. After the visit to the zoo, I think zoos are both good and bad. The animals live in the zoo without their natural instincts. They are in a confined space, and they don't have the opportunity to roam freely. However, zoos provide opportunities to learn about wildlife.
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