Caves by Nell Cross Beckerman, illustrated by Kalen Chock

What is the main focus of the book Caves by Nell Cross Beckerman? (Chapter 1)

• The history of caves.

• How to build a cave.

• The different types of caves and their wonders.

• Stories about cave explorers.

Which type of cave is mentioned in the book as being formed by lava?

• Ice cave.

• Limestone cave.

• Sea cave.

• Lava tube cave.

What is one unique feature of an ice cave?

• It’s found in deserts.

• It glows with a blue light.

• It’s full of crystals.

• It’s home to bats.

Why are caves important to the environment?

• They are good places to build homes.

• They are sources of fresh water.

• They provide shelter for many creatures.

• They help plants grow faster.

What is the book’s message about exploring caves? (End of the book)

• It’s dangerous and should be avoided.

• It’s an adventure full of discovery.

• Only experts should explore caves.

• Caves are too dark to explore.

What do some caves have that makes them sparkle inside?

• Silver walls.

• Glow-in-the-dark animals.

• Shiny crystals and minerals.

• Reflective water.

Why might someone want to explore a cave, according to the book?

• To find hidden treasures.

• To learn more about the natural world.

• To escape from the sun.

• To find lost cities.

What is one way the illustrations in the book help the reader?

• They show how to build a cave.

• They help explain how different caves are formed.

• They make the caves look scary.

• They show what animals eat in caves.

What does the author suggest about caves that makes them mysterious?

• They are always filled with treasure.

• They change shape every year.

• They are dark and full of unknown wonders.

• They are home to ghosts.

What should you remember if you ever visit a cave?

• Always go alone.

• Don’t touch anything to help protect it.

• Take lots of rocks home.

• Bring a loud radio to scare animals away.