WorksheetsAnimal Wonders of The Sky
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Geese always migrating in a V-shape formation.
What is the correct statement about this information?
With V-shape, a group of geese get tired easily.
There is a goose that initiated the V-shape formation.
Even with the V-shape formation, they will switch place when they get too tired.
They will leave the sick goose and continue the migration without thinking.
There is a bird that likes to eat snake, whether it’s poisonous or not. This bird needs to get rid of the snake’s poison before catching a poisonous snake. What did they do?
Fly away then going back home
Make sure the snake swallows the feathers, they will vomit and die
This bird has special legs and feet to avoid the snake’s bite.
Make the snake spit out all the poison first, then catch it
How did the dragonflies unintentionally contribute to the invention of helicopters, according to the story?
Their ability to fly silently inspired humans to design helicopters.
The dragonflies served as a direct model for helicopter engineers
Humans observed the dragonflies' unique wing motion.
Dragonflies intentionally shared their features.
How does the father's woodpecker explain the unique feature that protects woodpeckers' brains during pecking?
Woodpeckers have a special helmet-like structure on their heads.
God created their beak and brain with a shock-absorbing material in between.
Woodpeckers have a natural ability to sense when to stop pecking.
The trees they peck are designed to absorb the impact.
How do these woodpeckers hunt for bugs and worms hiding in trees?
By using their long wings to catch insects in flight.
By pecking at the bark with their beaks.
By singing to attract insects out of hiding.
By putting their long and thorny tongue into small cracks in the bark.
What is a unique characteristic of mosquito wings mentioned in the story?
Heavy and rigid structure.
Highly sensitive with the ability to catches the wind.
Highly sensitive with the ability to make quick changes.
Transparent and heat-absorbing design.
What role do wasps play in helping passerines protect their nest?
Wasps serve as babysitters for passerine chicks.
Wasps keep dangerous creatures, such as snakes and flies, away from the passerine nest.
Passerines rely on wasps for building materials.
Wasps provide food for passerine chicks.
How do albatross chicks learn to fly, according to the mother?
By flapping their wings vigorously.
By practicing in a wind tunnel.
By running at the top of a cliff and jumping off.
By observing their parents and imitating their movements.
What unique feature in albatross wing bones allows them to fly for extended periods without getting tired?
A hinge that allows them to flap effortlessly.
Two very big wings to protect under the sun and rain.
Flexible joints for quick changes in wing shape.
A lock that keeps their wings wide open without using muscle power.
How do bats use sound to navigate and hunt?
Emitting ultrasonic sounds and listening for echoes.
Observing the movements of other bats.
Relying on their keen sense of smell.
Using their eyes to locate prey.
What is the main role of the honey guide bird in its partnership with the honey badger?
The honey guide bird breaks into the beehive and collects honey.
The honey guide bird scares away the bees while the honey badger collects honey.
The honey guide bird leads the honey badger to the beehive and helps with the bee attacks
The honey guide bird distracts the honey badger to protect the beehive.
What role does the poison produced by worker bees play in the beehive?
It acts as a construction material for the honeycomb.
It acts as the weapon to keep the body alive.
It helps in pollinating flowers.
It is used to attack and sting enemies.
How do cattle egrets contribute to the well-being of the large animals they perch on?
They protect the animals from predators with soap.
They sing to entertain the animals.
They clean the animals by eating parasites.
They brush and build nests for the animals.
What is the primary purpose of the male satin bower bird's intricate nest-building and decorating?
To attract predators away from the nest.
To impress its chicks and provide shelter for its chicks.
To impress and attract a female mate.
To create a safe hiding place for itself.
Why does the male satin bower bird plan to gather pieces of glass, colored beads, and thread for decorating its nest?
To build a sturdy nest structure.
To deter other birds from approaching the nest.
To provide additional insulation for the nest.
To create reflective surfaces that shine in sunlight.
