Godwit Migration and Behavior

The video tutorial explores the life cycle and migration of the bar-tailed godwit, focusing on its development from hatching to its first migration journey. It highlights the challenges faced by the godwit, such as predators and the need to grow strong for migration. The tutorial also emphasizes reading strategies for informational texts, including identifying main topics, details, and using vocabulary effectively.

What type of text is 'The Long Long Journey'?

• Drama

• Fiction

• Non-fiction

• Poetry

What should you pay attention to while reading 'The Long Long Journey'?

• Dialogue

• Rhyming patterns

• Order of events, main topic, and details

• Character development

What is the first thing the female bar-tailed godwit does after hatching?

• Sings

• Steps into the world on wobbly legs

• Hunts for food

• Flies

How do the godwit parents protect their chicks from predators?

• They move to a different location

• They build a high nest

• They attack the predator

• They camouflage the nest

What does the young female godwit learn to do as she grows?

• Sing

• Swim

• Fly

• Build nests

Where do the godwits gather before their migration?

• In the desert

• In the forest

• On the mountains

• On Alaska's Cape Avanov mud flats

What challenge does the young female godwit face during her migration?

• Building a nest

• Avoiding a peregrine falcon

• Finding food

• Finding water

How long does the young female godwit's migration journey take?

• Three days

• Five days

• Ten days

• Eight days

Where does the young female godwit arrive after her long journey?

• New Zealand

• Japan

• Hawaii

• Australia

How long will the young female godwit stay in New Zealand before returning to Alaska?

• Three years

• One year

• Four years

• Two years