Nose Awards

What do we call an elephant's nose?

• snout

• trunk

• nostril

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The name of the award given in the magazine article is ...

• Elly Award

• Grammy Award

• Oscar Award

Answer explanation

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Here we present the Elly,our very own nose award, to some of our favorite noses.

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Which animals were mentioned in the text? (3 answers)

• snake

• elephant

• shark

• tiger

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A pig's nose is called a ___________.

• gill

• trunk

• snout

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A pig uses its strong snout like a shovel to dig up tasty roots and bugs to eat.

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Which sense do snakes use to find their food?

• sight

• smell

• hearing

Answer explanation

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Many snakes do not see or hear very well. They rely on smell to find their food.

Choose a main idea for the text "The Nose Awards".

• The elephant is the animal with the most magnificent nose.

• Animals have interesting noses.

• Snakes use their sense of smell to find food.

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Choose details that support the main idea: "animals have interesting noses".

• Elephants can frab and pick up anything with their trunk.

• A star-nosed mole uses its nose to feel for yummy worms and tiny bugs to eat.

• Bears can smell food buried underground.

• People use mostly the sense of sight to learn about the world.

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