WorksheetsInformational texts questionnaire
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 10mins
Cause and effect, chronological order, problem and solution, compare and contrast are types of...
Descriptive text
Personal narrative
Informational text
Fiction
One signal word for indicating cause and effect is: (a)
What is mimicry?
Organized or designed.
All the living things and conditions of a place
A category of living things.
The ability to look or act like something else.
What is NOT a characteristic of an informational text?
It can include imaginary creatures or machines.
It has a main idea about a topic.
It shows text and graphic features.
It has key details that support a main idea.
Batesian, Müllerian and self are kinds of:
Habitats
Mimicry
Environments
Species
An example of self-mimicry is:
The frogmouth catfish has something on its tongue that looks like food other fish like to eat.
The bad-tasting viceroy mimics the poisonous monarch butterfly.
King and milk snakes copy the color of the coral snake as a defense.
Mimicry happens in __________ and ___________.
(a)
What is a spittlebug?
Is the baby of a butterfly
Is a poisonous animal.
Is the young form of a froghopper.
Is a kind of plant in the meadow.
The milkweed is a plant that is toxic to most insects and animals, except for...
The deer.
The monarch butterfly.
The spittlebug.
The froghopper.
What is the "secret language" of butterflies?
The veins of the plants.
The milky sap of the milkweed.
Their poison.
The ultraviolet patterns of flowers.
Transport nutrients back and forth for helping to support the stem of a plant is the function of:
Bubbles of foam
Milkweed
Xylem and phloem
Pollinators
Sometimes forests burn, but then tree seeds take root in the medow and new forests start to grow. This constant change in habitat is called:
Succession
Pollinator
Ultraviolet pattern
Poison
In which story can we find poetic language?
The weird and wonderful echidna.
From butterfly eyes and other secrets of the meadow.
Animal mimics.
The very peculiar platypus.
They are the only mammals on Earth that lay eggs:
echidnas
burrow
monotremes
platypuses
What are the two animals that belong to the group of monotremes?
(a)
Choose the animal according to the description:
It is a mammal, it has a beak, it doesn't have feathers, it doesn't fly, it lays eggs, it has spines.
Hedgehog
Platypus
Echidna
Viceroy
