More About Animals- Bridge 2

More About Animals- Bridge 2

By Navdeep Kour

Learning Objectives: learners will be enabled to-

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• ​Analyze similarities and differences between plants and animals​

• Classify animals into groups on the basis of place they live in

• Apply concept knowledge and reasoning to solve the exercises with 100 % accuracy

Success Criteria -

​Now learners will be able to -

• ​Enlist features of animals that make them different from plants

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• Define terms wild, domestic and pet animals with examples

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• Sort animals in different groups on basis of place they live in

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• Infer concept understanding by answering exercises with 100 % accuracy​

​Is your animal friend same as other animals?

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Do you have an animal Friend?

Open Ended

Q2. State TRUE / FALSE for the given -

Domestic animals are a threat for human beings.

Multiple Choice

Q3. Depending upon the living place of an animal they can be classified as

• Wild only

• Domestic only

• Both Wild and domestic

• None of the given

Open Ended

Q4. Find the odd pair out amongst the given-

a) Parrot - Eagle

b) Tiger - Dog

c) Rabbit - Cat

Open Ended

Q5. Unscramble the names of some wild animals that lives on their own in the woods and needs no help of from us.

(a) HANTPELE (b) GERIT

Open Ended

Q6. Correct the statement to make it meaningful-

Wolf is a man's best friend that lives close to our surroundings just like the cats.

Open Ended

Q9. Define the term wild animals with two examples.

Open Ended

Q10 Differentiate the animals on the basis of the features given in the table. Some are already filled.

Open Ended

Q11. Identify and name the national animal of India.

Is it a wild animal or a domestic animal?

Draw

Q12 Write the name of the given animals in the correct place in the venn diagram

Open Ended

Q 13. Animals have legs to walk or wings to fly but the plants have none. Why?