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Creatures of the Sea

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 16mins

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1.

This game is of two trues and a lie. You will be given three statements, only one of them is false and others are true. You can/have identify the false statement in each case.

a)

Yes, I'm ready!

b)

No, I need more help.

2.

Hermit Crab

a)

Hermit crabs use empty seashells as their homes.

b)

Hermit crabs change the color of their shells based on their mood.

c)

Hermit crabs can breathe both underwater and on land.

3.

Starfish

a)

Starfish have the ability to regenerate their arms.

b)

Starfish have eyes at the end of each arm.

c)

Starfish are a type of fish.

4.

Squid

a)

Squids have bones inside their bodies

b)

Squids have three hearts

c)

Squids can change their skin color and patterns to camouflage

5.

Amazon Sword

a)

Amazon sword is a type of aquatic plant found in the Amazon River basin.

b)

Amazon sword plants are known for their tall and broad leaves,

c)

Amazon sword plants are carnivorous.

6.

Tiger Shark

a)

Tiger shark live up to 100 years.

b)

Tiger sharks are one of the fastest swimming shark species. They can swim at speeds of up to 60 km/h.

c)

Tiger sharks are known to eat anything, including license plates and rubber tires.

7.

Giant Clam

a)

Giant clams have the ability to produce pearls.

b)

Giant clams get their energy from photosynthesis like plants because of the their interdependent relationship with the algae.

c)

Giant clams are carnivorous.

8.

Sea Grass

a)

Sea grass is a type of plant that grows underwater in coastal areas and forms extensive meadows.

b)

Sea grass can survive in freshwater environments.

c)

Sea grass provides important habitats for many marine animals, including seahorses, turtles, and fish.

9.

Seahorse

a)

Seahorses can change their body color to match their surroundings.

b)

Seahorse are swift swimmers

c)

Seahorse has the ability to move its both eyes independently.

10.

Dolphins

a)

Dolphins sleep with one half of the brain awake and eye open.

b)

Dolphins cannot create bubbles.

c)

Dolphins communicate with each other using a series of clicks and whistles.

11.

Lantern Fish

a)

Lantern fish population are venerable to human activities.

b)

Lantern fish have organs that help them produce light.

c)

Lantern fish can camouflage themselves to blend in with their surroundings.

12.

Jellyfish

a)

Jellyfish have an umbrella-shaped body called a bell. This bell is made up mostly of water and is transparent, allowing light to pass through.

b)

Jellyfish has a complex nervous system and does have a brain.

c)

Jellyfish have a unique way of moving. They use a pulsating motion of their bell to push themselves through the water.

13.

Turtle

a)

Turtles cannot breathe through their skin; they rely on lungs for respiration.

b)

Turtles hide their heads and limbs into their shells for protection.

c)

They survive for a long time without food.

14.

Sea Lion

a)

Sea lions are known for their loud barking sounds.

b)

Sea lions are excellent swimmers. They have strong flippers to propel themselves through the water.

c)

Sea lions are not agile on land.

15.

Manta Rays

a)

Manta rays have a relatively larger brain-to-body ratio compared to other fish.

b)

Unlike other rays, manta rays do have stinging tails.

c)

They are highly intelligent and curious. Plus they are capable of learning and problem solving.

16.

Venus Flytrap Waterwheel

a)

Venus flytrap is a real carnivorous plant that catches and digests small insects

b)

Venus flytrap plants use their specialized trap leaves to capture prey when triggered by touch.

c)

The waterwheel plant, snaps its "trap" shut ten times slower than the Venus flytrap of the land.