cobra

Which part of the text tells us general information about cobras?

• Conclusion
• Description
• Social function
• General classification

What is the main purpose of this text?

• To entertain the reader
• To inform the reader about cobras
• To persuade the reader
• To tell a story

Which tense is mostly used in this text?

• Past tense
• Future tense
• Present tense
• Past continuous

Where do cobras live?

• Europe and North America
• Africa and Asia
• South America
• Australia

What do cobras eat?

• Fruits and vegetables
• Mice, birds, frogs, and other snakes
• Grass and leaves
• Only fish

Why do cobras spread their hood?

• To look bigger and scare predators
• To breathe better
• To attract other cobras
• To catch insects

According to the text, why are cobras important?

• They eat humans
• They help control the number of small animals
• They live in forests
• They are dangerous

How do cobras usually behave?

• Live in groups
• Always aggressive
• Only active at night
• Live alone

Based on the text, if cobras were removed from an ecosystem, what might happen?

• Mice and small animals might overpopulate
• Trees would stop growing
• Rivers would dry up
• Birds would stop singing

What can you infer about the role of venom in a cobra’s life?

• It is mainly for digestion
• It is mainly for attracting mates
• It is mainly for defense and catching prey
• It is mainly to scare humans