Animal Habitats and Diets

This video tutorial covers the basic needs of animals, focusing on their food and shelter. It introduces key terms such as nest, burrow, web, and den. The lesson explains the different diets of animals, categorizing them into those that eat grass, grains, insects, and other animals. It also discusses the various types of homes animals build to protect themselves from environmental elements and predators. The video concludes with a summary of the key points covered in the lesson.

What is one of the key vocabulary words introduced in the lesson?

• Carnivore

• Habitat

• Burrow

• Ecosystem

Which of the following animals is known to eat grass and leaves?

• Tiger

• Rabbit

• Frog

• Hawk

What type of food do sparrows primarily consume?

• Leaves

• Other animals

• Grains

• Insects

Which animal is known for eating insects and worms?

• Goat

• Hen

• Frog

• Horse

Which of these animals is a predator that eats other animals?

• Sparrow

• Rabbit

• Kingfisher

• Pigeon

What kind of home does a rabbit create?

• Burrow

• Web

• Nest

• Den

Where does a lion typically reside?

• Burrow

• Web

• Den

• Nest

Why do animals need homes?

• To protect from weather and predators

• To migrate

• To socialize

• To find food

Which of the following is a summary point from the lesson?

• All animals eat grains

• All animals live in dens

• Animals do not need homes

• Some animals eat insects

What is a key takeaway about animal homes from the lesson?

• Different animals make different kinds of homes

• All animals build nests

• Only birds build homes

• Animals do not need homes