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Animals all over the world

Science · Animals of the World · ages 5-7
Name ______________________   Date ____________

  1. Some animals live on land.

    Circle one:   True   False

  2. Some animals can fly in the air.

    Circle one:   True   False

  3. What is a continent?

    • A very large area of land
    • Any place with cold weather
    • A small home used by one animal

  4. Which place is home to some penguins in the lesson?

    • Antarctica
    • Hot desert sand
    • Rainforest treetops

  5. Some penguins live in warmer places than Antarctica.

    Circle one:   True   False

  6. What can an animal's body parts give you clues about?

    • Exactly which continent it lives on
    • How it can move
    • What name a person will give it

  7. Which animal in Mia's reading lives in the ocean?

    • Camel
    • Parrot
    • Shark

  8. A bird can fly. Why does it still need somewhere to land?

    • It can rest only by staying in flight.
    • It needs a place to rest.
    • Flying means it never needs to rest.

  9. A place has water and somewhere to rest, but no food an animal can eat. Is that enough for the animal to live there?

    • Yes, water meets every need the animal has.
    • Yes, a resting place removes its need for food.
    • No, it also needs suitable food.

  10. Which sentence agrees with the lesson?

    • Animals live on land and in water; some can fly.
    • Every animal lives on land and never enters any water.
    • Every animal lives in water and never moves onto land.
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  1. True · Some animals live on land. A camel is one example.
  2. True · Some animals can fly. They also land to rest.
  3. A very large area of land · A continent is a very large area of land. It is not defined by cold weather.
  4. Antarctica · Some penguins live in Antarctica. Other penguins live in warmer places.
  5. True · Penguins are not limited to Antarctica. Some live in warmer places.
  6. How it can move · Body parts can give clues about movements such as swimming or flying.
  7. Shark · The shark is Mia's ocean example.
  8. It needs a place to rest. · Flying animals also need rest. Being able to fly does not remove that need.
  9. No, it also needs suitable food. · A habitat must meet the animal's needs. Water and rest do not replace food.
  10. Animals live on land and in water; some can fly. · The lesson includes land-living animals, water-living animals and animals that can fly.
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