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WorksheetsVenom and Fight to Survive! Recap
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What was the main idea of the pages we read aloud from Venom?
Snakes are very friendly
Snakes have different ways to kill their victims
I love my pet the snake
There are 100 types of snakes
What are the two most famous constrictors?
Viper and Boas
Pythons and King Cobra
Copperhead and King Cobra
Pythons and Boas
Snakes shed their teeth and fangs many times during their life.
True
False
What is venom?
Modified and poisonous saliva that is produced in special glands below and behind the snake eyes
A healthy treatment
A cold beverage
A mechanism that is used to attract an animals prey
What is a fer-de-lance?
An ostrich found in South America
A baby goat in the United States
A venomous snake found in Central and South American rainforest
A large group or herd of armadillos
Scientist are using the cobra’s venom to develop painkillers.
True
False
Maybe
What supporting details supported the main idea of pages 36-37 in the book Venom by Marilyn Singer?
Some snakes use constriction
Some snakes bite and hold their prey, chewing to inject venom deep into the wound
Some strike and withdraw quickly
All of the above
In the reading, “Fight to Survive!” is mostly about:
The armadillo has a hard shell
Ostriches use speed to escape
Predators are constantly looking for food and prey on animals
Different kinds of defense mechanisms that animals have and some of the animals that have these defense mechanisms
What are the two types of defense mechanisms?
Warn and stay away
Eat and drink water
Physical and behavioral
Serve and protect
What does three-banded armadillo’s name mean?
Little armored one
three-winged butterfly
Tough shell
Many legs
What is the ostrich defense mechanism?
run and hide
camouflage
flops down and stretches its neck flat along the ground
Playing dead
What does camouflage mean?
To look for prey in the rainforest
Playing Peek-a-Boo
Protective coloring or other appearance that conceals an animal and enables it to blend into its surroundings
To travel in herds or groups
