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How a Great White Shark Grows

Authored by Melissa Wade

Education

5th Grade

How a Great White Shark Grows
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What is the great white shark known for?

Its size, power, and sharp teeth

Its ability to fly

Its colorful appearance

Its slow speed

2.

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How do great white sharks begin their lives?

By hatching from eggs

By being born live

By splitting from a parent

By budding from coral

3.

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What must young great white sharks do to survive?

Find food, avoid larger predators, and build their strength

Stay close to their mother

Sleep for long periods

Change color

4.

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How long can great white sharks live according to scientists?

20 years

30 years

70 years

100 years

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What happens to great white sharks as they age?

They become more aggressive

They grow larger and stronger

They lose their teeth

They become slower

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What is the relationship between the way great white sharks are born and their chances of survival?

Being born in the open ocean helps them avoid predators.

They are protected by their mother after birth.

Only the strongest pups survive before birth, which increases their chances later.

Sharks that are born in groups are more likely to stay together and defend each other.

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How does the shark’s behavior in the womb prepare it for life in the ocean?

It teaches them how to swim in tight spaces.

It shows they are gentle and social creatures.

Competing with siblings makes them stronger and more independent.

It allows them to rest before facing the challenges of the ocean.

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