2. Shelter: During the thunderstorm, we sat in the car for shelter so we wouldn't get wet.

3. Scavenger: Rats are scavengers that will eat leftover parts of food left by other animals.

4. Tundra: The tundra is a very hot and dry habitat.

5. Carnivore: A carnivore eats only other animals.

6. Herbivore: A herbivore eats both plants and other animals.

7. Omnivore: An omnivore eats only plants.

8. Climate: The climate of a place is the type of weather it has over a long period of time.

9. Hibernate: Many bears hibernate, or sleep, during the long, cold winter.

10. Fresh water: Fresh water is the type of salty water found in oceans that you should not drink.

11. Camouflage: I can camouflage this bright white paper by placing it on the blackboard.

12. Adapted: Over the years, animals in the Arctic have adapted to their habitat by developing ways to stay warm.

13. Canopy: While we walked through the forest, we were walking on top of the canopy created by trees.

14. Shallow: When someone is just learning to swim, he or she will swim in the shallow water where it is not over his or her head.

15. Destroy: It would destroy the forest if someone cut down all the trees.

1. Choose the three items that animals need in a habitat.

2. Choose the foods that omnivores eat. (3 answers)

3A. Choose the animal that is a predator.

3B. Choose the animal that is the lion's prey.

4. Choose the animal or animals that are carnivores. (2 answers)

5. Choose the animal or animals that are herbivores. (2 answers)

6. Choose the rainforest habitat.

7. Choose the desert habitat.

8. Choose the savanna habitat.

9. When an animal is extinct, that means there are a lot of them all over the world.

10. The animals and plants that live in a saltwater habitat could not survive in a freshwater habitat.

The bald eagle was endangered at one point, but people took action to save the bald eagle.