Camels (have/has) humps which store fat.
have
The dromedary camel (have/has) just one hump.
has
Nearly half of Australia (is/are) desert.
is
Giant saguaro cacti can (live/lives) for 200 years!
live
All plants (need/needs) water to survive, but it can be hard to find water in the desert.
need
Fix the mistake: Most people think that *deserts is* hot, sandy, empty places.
desert are
desert is
deserts are
Fix the mistake: Antarctica is not like other deserts because it *never get* hot.
never gets
never
never get
Fix the mistake: Dunes are big *hill* of sand that are blown into shape by the wind.
hill
bills
hills
Fix the mistake: An *oasis are* a source of life in the dry desert.
oasis
oasis are
oasis is
Fix the mistake: Temperatures in the Sahara can *reaches* 58C (136F) on a hot summer's day.
reaches
reach
reaching
Fix the mistake: Sidewinder snakes *travels* in an S-Shape.
travel
traveling
travels
Many desert animals (is/are) nocturnal.
are
Scorpions have tails packed with venom, but they only (use/uses) them for defence.
use
Fix the mistake: Fennec foxes *uses* their large ears to listen for prey in the sand. They also *uses* them to release excess heat from their bodies.
use
using
uses
