Teeth and Fangs

In the Index on page 19 you can find which of the following?

• Goldfish on page 14
• elephant on page 3
• butterfly on page 21
• snail on page 10

What are fangs?

• feet
• A kind of teeth
• ears
• wings

What is the only snake that can fold its fangs inside its mouth?

• cobra
• rattlesnake
• vipers
• python

On page 2 and 3 why did the author use labels?

• To show what teeth are
• To name some animals with teeth
• To tell how many teeth they have
• To make the reading harder

The diagram on page 7 shows the reader ___________

• How long a viper lives
• How many teeth a viper has
• How many teeth an owl has
• How the fangs on a viper work

Which of these is NOT true about a Komodo dragon?

• A Komodo dragon has lots of small teeth.
• A Komodo dragon can go after a horse.
• A Komodo dragon has wings.
• A Komodo dragon grows new teeth whenever one falls out.

How did the cookie-cutter shark get it's name?

• It can bite a hole the size of a cookie in its prey.
• It likes to eat cookies.
• It's skin is used to make cookies.
• It looks just like a cookie.

Where does a goldfish have its teeth?

• mouth
• fin
• eye
• throat

Why did the author put the diagram on pages 18 and 19 of the book?

• To summarize the information given in the book.
• To give new facts.
• To tell about different kinds of snakes.
• To show how many teeth these animals have.

What two animals in the book have teeth in their throat?

• vipers and Komodo dragons
• tarantulas and viperfish
• goldfish and cockroaches
• sharks and dolphins