National Geographic Kids: Sharks

Where do sharks live? (page 4)

• The jungle

• The ocean

• In a house

• In the rainforest

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Sharks have cartilage to help them move and bend. Where do humans have cartilage? (page 6)

• Arms

• Legs

• Nose

• Toe

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What are shark babies called? (page 8)

• Pups

• Baby shark

• Sharky

• Baby shark do do do do

How are pups grown? (page 8)

• Inside their mom and hatch from eggs

• Only from eggs

• Only inside their mom

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What is a predator? (page 12)

• An animal that is eaten by other animals

• A cat

• An animal that eats other animals

• A shark

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What is a prey? (page 12)

• A jellyfish

• An animal that is eaten by other animals

• An animal that eats other animals

• A shark

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How far away can a shark smell blood? (page 13)

• Small spaces away

• Miles away

• Only when it is right in front of them

• When the blood is in a cave

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Why do sharks take a test bite out of their prey? (page 14)

• To see if they like it

• To see if it is fat enough to eat

• To play with it

• To see if they can be friends

How many different kinds of sharks are there? (page 22)

• 3

• 600,000

• 12

• 375

Why is Bethany Hamilton not afraid to go back into the ocean? (page 29)

• She knows shark attacks are rare

• She is afraid of sharks

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