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WorksheetsUnit 1 How Sharks Attack Their Prey Post-Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 16mins
What has the closest meaning as 'predator'?
hunter
tiny
location
sense
What has the closest meaning as 'tiny'?
shake
fight
very small
wrong
What has the closest meaning as 'mistaken'?
shake
wrong
fight
very small
What has the closest meaning as 'struggle'?
fight
wrong
very small
shake
What has the closest meaning as 'victim'?
prey
nervous
hunter
fight
Cars without security devices are an easy ______ for the thief.
struggled
tiny
target
predators
The ____ for a race to start is often the firing of a gun.
nostril
signal
struggle
identity
Can you ____ this place on the map for me?
victim
tiny
locate
signal
Lions and wolves are the examples of ______.
victims
predators
preys
tiny
The _____ organs are related to the senses of touch, smell, taste, sight, and hearing.
located
sensory
vibrating
tiny
what is the main idea of this paragraph?
All animal life gives off a weak electrical field.
This allows fish to sense nearby objects without actually touching them.
When a fish or seal is struggling, the movement of the fish sends a vibrating electrical signal through the water.
Sharks can detect these electrical impulses underwater.
What does 'them' in the paragraph refer to?
all animal life
objects
a fish or seal
the movement of the fish
What is the main idea of this paragraph?
Each year, there are approximately 70~100 shark attacks around the world.
Divers, surfers and swimmers are usually the targets of these attacks.
When a surfer kicks while paddling their surfboard, a shark senses that there is a “struggle.”
In fact, most shark attacks are the result of mistaken identity.
What does sharks mistakenly attack humans?
Humans go after sharks.
Sharks think humans are the seals while paddling the surfboard.
The surfboard smells like seal meat.
Haman don't avoid to be eaten by sharks.
What does 'they' refer to?
shark attacks
surfboards
sharks
humans
