MyView 4.1 "Echidna" Online Practice Part 2

In paragraph 14, it says “It’s perfectly adapted to capture the kinds of prey the echidna needs.” How is the tongue perfectly adapted? (part 2)

• The tongue is perfectly adapted because different echidnas eat different food, and it can help the echidna find different prey.

• The tongue is perfectly adapted because all the tongues are long and sticky. It is the perfect tool to get small insects.

• The tongue is perfectly adapted because the echidnas eat larger animals, and the tongue can help capture those big animals by tying them up.

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How does the author compare different types of echidna tongues? (part 2)

• The author compares them by the habitats they are found in.

• The author compares them by their size and function.

• The author compares them by their color and length.

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How does an echidna's sticky tongue catch food? (quiz)

• The sticky tongue digs straight into the ground.

• The sticky tongue grabs ants and termites.

• The sticky tongue hooks into worms.

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Which type of echidna has a long, sticky tongue? (part 2)

• Long-beaked echidna

• Short-beaked echidna

• Fur-covered echidna

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What does the long-beaked echidna eat? (quiz)

• They eat ants, termites, and other tiny prey.

• They eat worms such as earthworms.

• They eat dingoes and other wild dogs.

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The main idea of paragraph 18 is about how special the echidna’s claws are. What is one detail that supports this main idea? (part 2)

• The echidna uses its claws to climb up to the nearest tree.

• The echidna uses its claws to attack enemies when startled or attacked.

• The echidna uses its claws to dig straight down into the ground.

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How is an echidna able to dig really fast? (quiz)

• It has many spines and a sticky tongue.

• It is muscular, has a strong skeleton, and strong claws.

• It has a special layer of muscle that wraps around its whole body.

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Why will many predators pass it by when the echidna is dug into the earth? (part 2)

• It is because the predators usually feel shocked then decide to give up.

• It is because the the echidna is completely hidden under the ground.

• It is because the only part of the echidna that’s exposed is spines.

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According to page 382, what is the echidna's most amazing adaptation? (part 2)

• It’s a special layer of muscle that wraps around the echidna’s whole body.

• It’s a special layer of muscle that allows the echidna hide underwater.

• It’s a special layer of muscle that makes the echidna eating the ants fast.

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Why is the special layer of muscle around echidna’s body important? (part 2)

• It is important because it allows the echidna to climb very fast.

• It is important because it allows the echidna to change its shape.

• It is important because it allows the echidna to find food easily.

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