Animals Assessment - Topic 6: Experience 2 - Animals

How does an anteater's long snout help it survive?

• It helps the anteater dig into anthills to find ants.

• It helps the anteater fly.

• It helps the anteater swim faster.

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Why do dolphins have blowholes instead of noses?

• To make funny sounds.

• To take in air while swimming underwater.

• To smell food from far away.

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What is the main purpose of a spider's web?

• To sleep in.

• To catch food and trap water.

• To scare away other animals.

How do honey bees help each other find food?

• By singing songs.

• By dancing to show where food is.

• By drawing maps.

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Why do fish swim in schools?

• To protect themselves from predators.

• To learn new tricks.

• To make new friends.

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How do elephants use their trunks to help them survive?

• To fly across rivers.

• To store water and bring it to their mouths.

• To write in the sand.

How does living in a group help lions survive?

• It helps them find more places to sleep.

• It makes hunting for food easier.

• It helps them learn to dance.

How does a giraffe reach water to drink?

• They dig holes in the ground.

• They use a straw.

• They spread their legs wide and bend down.

How do dolphins get the water they need to survive?

• They drink ocean water.

• They get water from the food they eat.

• They use their blowholes to take in water.

How does this behavior help the turtle survive?

• It protects the turtle.

• It helps the turtle defend itself.

• It helps the turtle take in air.