Sea Horse: The Shyest Fish in the Sea

Which of the following best describes a seahorse?

• A type of coral that never moves

• A fish that swims quickly in the open ocean

• A small fish with a curled tail that swims upright

• A sea creature that only lives in deep waters

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How does a seahorse protect itself from predators?

• It swims very fast to escape danger

• It changes color to blend in with its surroundings

• It uses its sharp teeth to scare away enemies

• It hides in large groups for safety

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Why is the male seahorse unique compared to most other fish?

• The male lays eggs in the sand

• The male carries the eggs in a pouch until they hatch

• The male seahorse does not take care of the babies

• The male seahorse does not need to eat while taking care of the eggs

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What is the main idea of Sea Horse: The Shyest Fish in the Sea?

• Seahorses are one of the fastest fish in the ocean

• Seahorses are shy and have unique ways of surviving in the sea

• Seahorses are dangerous creatures that hunt other fish

• Seahorses live alone and do not care for their young

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Which detail from the book best supports the idea that seahorses are special fish?

• Seahorses are related to pipefish and sea dragons.

• Seahorses use their tails to hold onto sea plants and coral.

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Why is it important for a seahorse to blend into its environment?

• So it can scare away larger fish

• So it can find food more easily

• So it can avoid being eaten by predators

• So it can swim faster through the water

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