WorksheetsWild Things
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 26mins
Giving news or information is ___________.
protect
young
communication
instinct
Another word for children of humans and animals is ______.
communication
young
instinct
sense
To keep someone or something safe from harm or danger is to ____________.
young
relationships
communication
protect
To feel, to be aware of, or to understand means to __________.
communication
protect
sense
young
Connections between people, groups, and other things are called __________.
communication
instinct
protect
relationships
Beavers build homes that are called _______.
hotels
wigwams
longhouses
lodges
Hermit crabs use empty _______ as their homes.
tin cans
Pepsi bottles
beaver dams
snail shells
A mother Emperor penguin may travel up to _______ miles to lay a single egg.
6
60
600
6,000
The mother Emperor penguin can carry chewed fish in her _______ to feed her chick.
purse
left wing
crop
tail feathers
Baby swans are called ________.
cygnets
birdies
cubs
chickiepoos
Lion cubs cannot walk for _______ after they are born.
3 days
3 weeks
3 months
3 years
Mother raccoons will _______ to calm their babies and let them know they are safe.
sing
text
sleep
purr
A baby wallaby is called a ______.
mini-wall
joey
poucher
rag-a-muffin
________ take care of their cubs until they are about seventeen months old and then force them out.
Clown fish
Octopi
Swans
Bears
Identify the idiom: The fastest way to get somewhere is to go straight towards your destination.
The Early Bird Catches the Worm
Take the Bull by the Horns
A Bird's Eye View
As the Crow Flies
Identify the idiom: Get the greatest percentage.
As Busy as a Bee
The Lion's Share
Watch Like a Hawk
Hungry as a Horse
Identify the idiom: Face a challenge boldly; take control of a situation.
As the Crow Flies
A Bird's-Eye View
Take the Bull by the Horns
The Early Bird Catches the Worm
Identify the idiom: Observe something extremely carefully.
As Busy as a Bee
Watch Like a Hawk
Hungry as a Horse
The Lion's Share
Identify the idiom: Working with a purpose in a pleasant manner.
As Busy as a Bee
Watch Like a Hawk
Hungry as a Horse
The Lion's Share
Identify the idiom: Seeing something with an elevated perspective from high above.
Hungry as a Horse
The Lion's Share
Take the Bull by the Horns
A Bird's-Eye View
