Hibernation

What is one difference between hibernation and torpor?

• Hibernation is a deeper sleep

• Torpor involves deeper breathing

• Torpor lasts forever

• Hibernation happens in winter

What causes animals to hibernate?

• Very cold air temperature

• Lack of food

• A need to survive

• all of the above

Why did the author write this book?

• To entertain people about hibernation

• To convince the reader about what hibernation is

• To tell people about bats and bears

• To give information about hibernation

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What do frogs and turtles have in common?

• They both sleep in mud at the bottom of the pond

• They both hibernate

• They are both cold-blooded

• All of the above

Why do hibernating animals wake up in the spring?

• It rains too much and their burrows get wet

• The birds fly back from the south

• They can find food and it's warmer

• All of the above

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Read the example sentence: Hibernating animals try to stay safe from predators. What are predators?

• Cold habitats

• Animals that are eaten by other animals

• Animals that hunt and eat other animals

• Bats that live in dens and caves

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What is the main idea of the book?

• Hibernation is like a sound sleep

• Many animals hibernate to survive in the winter

• Food is scarce

• The cold weather causes animals to hibernate

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What is one way snakes and many insects are alike?

• Snakes and insects prey larger animals

• Snakes and many insects hibernate in the mud

• Snakes and many insects are warm-blooded

• Snakes and many insects hibernate

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Instead of hibernating, some animals _________ to warmer places

• Burrow

• Create nests

• Migrate

• Survive and climb

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An animal chooses a place to hibernate based on its

• Habits

• Habitat

• Mood

• Fat level

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