Time for Kids Power Nappers Cover Quiz

What did the author of this article want you to learn?

• Most people go to sleep in the evening and wake up in the morning.

• Some animals sleep standing up.

• All animals sleep differently.

• Chinstrap penguins take thousands of micro-naps a day.

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What question guided Paul-Antoine Libourel's research?

• How do penguins sleep with the challenges they face?

• How do penguins protect their eggs?

• How do penguins fend off predators?

• How do penguins hunt successfully?

How did Libourel's team conduct its research?

• The team took thousands of pictures of penguins in the wild to see when they were sleeping.

• The team studied penguins in a lab.

• The team tracked penguins' brain activity.

• The team read studies from the University of Oxford, in England.

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Based on the context, what does occasionally mean, in the section "New Way to Learn"?

• all the time

• usually

• never

• once in a while

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Why does Vladyslav Vyazovskiy believe this study was important?

• Studying animals' sleep in the wild can help us better understand what sleep is about.

• Understanding how little sleep penguins need can teach us to sleep less?

• Studying animals in a lab is not helpful.

• The results can teach us how to better protect penguins.

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The photographs included on page 4

• illustrate how the study was conducted.

• show examples of different sleep styles.

• help readers visualize the penguin activity that's described in the text.

• provide a comparison between penguins' sleep and ours.

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